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(Deconstructing in-order to find new meanings)

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Sunday, February 16

Innovations Pass-Borders

Innovations Across Borders 
Original (At) http://innovationacrossborders.marsdd.com/videos/
Session I : International Innovation as a Driver of Prosperity for Global SMEs
Welcoming Remarks - Day 1 - Innovation Across Borders from MaRS Discovery District on Vimeo.

Jean-Jaques Yarmoff - Session 1 - Innovation Across Borders from MaRS Discovery District on Vimeo.


Natalie Dakers - Session 1 - Innovation Across Borders from MaRS Discovery District on Vimeo.

Sir Terry Matthews - Session 1 - Innovation Across Borders from MaRS Discovery District on Vimeo.

John Ruffolo - Session 1 - Innovation Across Borders from MaRS Discovery District on Vimeo.



Session II :  Government Policies and Programs to Stimulate Innovation in Global SMEs
Conrad Von Igel - Session 2 - Innovation Across Borders from MaRS Discovery District on Vimeo.


Emad Rizkalla - Session 2 - Innovation Across Borders from MaRS Discovery District on Vimeo.

George Ross - Session 2 - Innovation Across Borders from MaRS Discovery District on Vimeo.

Kevin Lynch - Session 2 - Innovation Across Borders from MaRS Discovery District on Vimeo.



Session III :  Global Innovation Support Systems for SMEs
Lars-Gunnar Larsson - Session 3 - Innovation Across Borders from MaRS Discovery District on Vimeo.

Peter Westerstrahle - Session 3 - Innovation Across Borders from MaRS Discovery District on Vimeo.


Tony Rahilly - Session 3- Innovation Across Borders from MaRS Discovery District on Vimeo.

Monica Salazar - Session 3 - Innovation Across Borders from MaRS Discovery District on Vimeo.


Session IV : Innovation and Trade in Emerging and Developing Countries

Session V :
Open Innovation – Opportunities and Risks of IP Transfer Across Borders

Session VI :
Cross-Cultural Competencies – Essential Skills for International Collaboration 

Session VII :
Gaining and Defining Complementary Advantages for Innovation Partners

Session VIII : Operationalizing Co-innovation Programs for SMEs

Session VX
: Global Business Innovation by SMEs – The OECD Perspective 


Session X : Global Business Innovation by SMEs – Thinking Outside the Box 

Qamar Rizvi - Session 10 - Innovation Across Borders from MaRS Discovery District on Vimeo.



Jacqueline Shan - Session 10 - Innovation Across Borders from MaRS Discovery District on Vimeo.

Panel Discussion - Session 10 - Innovation Across Borders from MaRS Discovery District on Vimeo.

Day 2 Wrap-up and Closing Remarks - Innovation Across Borders from MaRS Discovery District on Vimeo.

All Talks are available (at)
http://innovationacrossborders.marsdd.com/videos/

Monday, December 12

Fix it!




Fix it! The Energetic Society as a New Perspective on Governance for a Clean Economy: Maarten Hajer

The ambitious goal of a clean economy and a high-quality society can be achieved.


It is "the existing powers of creativity and innovation within society that offer opportunities for green growth,” says Maarten Hajer in The Energetic Society, the PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency Trends Report. Yet in order to exploit the potential of this energetic society, Hajer says, governments need to adjust and act in a timely way, otherwise they will be exposed to the powers of the energetic society that may effectively obstruct government initiatives. We need a new partnership and a new division of responsibilities.

Innovation means planning for action and initiative, accepting the fact that mistakes will be made, and making certain that improvements are identified and implemented rapidly. Such innovation calls for a different type of government based on the notion of “radical incrementalism.” Putting the sustainable achievements of institutions and businesses in digital, shareable form is important for providing valuable examples and feedback.

The challenge is to do more with less – something for which there is no instant solution. New ideas will constantly be required and may be stimulated by a government that commits itself to clear objectives and engages in new forms of social engagement.


http://www.picnicnetwork.org/maarten-hajer-1