META-FORESIGHT Software Platform and Tools Nicos Komninos, Lina Kyrgiafini, Elena Sefertzi, Nicos Pachtas, Isidoros Passas URENIO Research Unit – Aristotle.

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META-FORESIGHT Software Platform and Tools Nicos Komninos, Lina Kyrgiafini, Elena Sefertzi, Nicos Pachtas, Isidoros Passas URENIO Research Unit – Aristotle University

2 We define RI as:  a localized network of distributed informational modules;  developed by organizations for the welfare of a territory, locality or region;  that uses human and artificial intelligence in the collection, processing, and dissemination of information;  communicates via the Internet; and  the constituting modules are integrated so effectively that become indistinguishable for the external user. 1. Introduction Regional intelligence

3 Business intelligence Is an activity to overview the internal and external environment of a company, with the intention of finding information that can be incorporated into management processes. Business intelligence is mainly a company activity. It has evolved out of traditional decision-support systems which gradually incorporated in-house databases (~ 1985), data warehousing (~1995), customer relationship management (~2000), and integrated business intelligence applications (~ 2003). Regional / territorial intelligence At the other side of business intelligence is regional or territorial intelligence. This may be defined as an informational nexus linking information stakeholders of a locality. It is a network allowing ‘an observation strategy towards the competitors, the markets, and the environment. These practices lead to an economic intelligence approach, which, when applied to the territory, is called territorial intelligence’. 1. Introduction Business vs. regional intelligence

4 Meta-Foresight is a project in the field of regional collective intelligence: the objective is to create a system of RI. The problem to solve is integration of information offered by providers located into a region. Integration in the supply side: Bring independent information providers to work together under a network structure. Integration in the demand side: Feed back from the user integrated into the processing of information. Main deliverables are: (1) a model of content integration based on combined information from Foresight, Benchmarking, R&D, Technological Watch, and Technological Skills, (2) a model for reporting, and (3) web-based platform and tools to assist reporting. 1. Introduction Metaforesight

5 1. Introduction Regional intelligence

6 2. Meta-Foresight Platform Main instrument for achieving information integration Web site:

7 2. Meta-Foresight Platform Overview: Three components

8 2. Meta-Foresight Platform Tools for information integration Nine tools in 3 functions:  Data collection  Data analysis  Dissemination 1.List of sources 2.Text miner 3.Data collection Q. 4.Data base 5.Analysis templates 6.Data viewer 7.Company report 8.Portal for sectors 9.Newsletter

9 3. The sector Users: Overview of trends in markets & technologies The portal includes three levels: (1)The users, regional authorities and institutions, intermediary organisations, companies may scroll the stories available or search for a specific topic in the database of the portal, though the search engine provided. (2)the authors/ organisations access the application through login process, complete the data entry templates and feed the portal database; (3)the administrator is responsible for the monitoring of the whole application, the coordination of the regional technology cooperation network for the collection of ‘stories’, the validation of the stories and the maintenance of the portal;

10 4.Confidential company report Is based on the tools T1-T2-T3-T4-T5-T6-T7  The confidential company report starts with a company audit  It is based on a structured questionnaire, which highlights the main issues that a company wants to know in order to improve its technological and innovation capabilities  The information from the company audit is combined with data concerning the region and the sector where the company belongs, the markets, related technologies and research outcomes

11 4.Confidential company report Creation of a report and data entry  Data for the CCR cover all major fields of the company activity, but mainly the fields related to innovation, technologies, and processes.  CCR is structured in 8 sections: A. Financial performance B. Strategy and management C. Products D. Markets and competition E. Research and innovation F. Production processes G. Supply chain and networks H. Quality and standards

12 4.Confidential company report Thematic fields of data entry  Each section includes 7 thematic fields, corresponding to data coming from and examining the company, the region, the sector, market trends, research results, technology foresight results, competences and skills.  Data are both quantitative and qualitative based on selected indicators and comments

13 4.Confidential company report Text miner  The text-miner facilitates data collection for a free text question.  It allows to mark useful information on the Internet, both qualitative data and qualitative comments, and then transfer it to the database.  It creates a separate record for each entry, while preserving information about the data source.  To use the text miner:  Press the information balloon near the free text frame.  A selection of web sites appears.  Inside the web sites select data to be transferred to the database

14 4.Confidential company report Analysis  Data analysis guides the writing of the CCR  It is organised in 8 sections, the same to the sections of data collection and entry  A template guides data analysis in section, structured in themes and questions, which are filled by free text or tables  The data viewer helps to see available data on the data base.

15 4.Confidential company report Template of analysis (1-8)

16 4.Confidential company report Sample Selection and Report Generation  Sample selection enables to choose the benchmarking reference group. Options: Country, Region, Sector by NACE code, Valid reports, Locked reports  Print preview enables to see all sections of the report together  Print or Save mark the end of the report

17 5. Meta-Foresight Platform A Guide for collaborative intelligence INFYDE