Recommendations by a Business Panel on future EU innovation policy Supported by an online debate at http://blogs. ec. europa. eu/innovationunlimited/We propose to base EU action around compelling social challenges
, to fi nance venture and social innovation funds, to incentivise large scale community level innovations, to transform the public sector
and to unlock the potential of new infrastructure and new types of partnerships REINVENT EUROPE THROUGH INNOVATION FROM A KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY TO AN INNOVATION SOCIETY 2 The Business Panel on future EU innovation policy was established by DG Enterprise
http://blogs. ec. europa. eu/innovationunlimited/3 Innovation has been a central EU priority over the last decade.
Information technologies and web 2. 0 tools are transforming how people interact. Open innovation is based on the power of networks and access to knowledge across Europe and globally.
Innovation unlimited at http://blogs. ec. europa. eu/innovationunlimited/./These discussions were an inspiration for us,
especially in the public sector. Information technologies and the future internet provide new tools to achieve this.
and require data to be published in web-enabled formats, to allow new combinations and empower citizens to co-create new services.
and citizen engagement and encouraging new ways for people to use the web to support one another.
including social networks across boundaries. European society is developing rapidly as new countries join the Union
it will enable next generation internet, radical new services and business models. It will transform how people work
Information technologies and web 2. 0 tools are transforming how people interact, not withstanding the necessity of physical space and meetings for the exchange of ideas and collaboration.
Information technologies and web 2. 0 tools give new opportunities to increase cross innovation between companies
http://blogs. ec. europa. eu/innovationunlimited/,where citizens can cocreate policy ideas and exploiting the potential of Web 2. 0. We as individuals
and collectively must move to come up with creative solutions to the major challenges facing us. We urge businesses, researchers, public servants, NGOS, students, retirees,
http://blogs. ec. europa. eu/innovationunlimited
Research and Innovation Strategy for the Smart Specialisation of Catalonia Contents Executive summary...3 1. Framework...
electrochemistry, nanomaterials, Internet, mobile telephony...Fine chemicals, pharmaceutical preparations, medical technology industry, insurance industry and hospital system.
P. 1. 3. Broadband Deployment The deployment of industrial broadband is essential to ensure that companies located on industrial sites around the country have access to high-capacity infrastructure.
electrochemistry, nanomaterials, Internet, mobile telephony...Fine chemicals, pharmaceutical preparations, medical technology industry, insurance industry and hospital system.
P. 1. 3. Broadband Deployment The deployment of industrial broadband is essential to ensure that companies located on industrial sites around the country have access to high-capacity infrastructure.
In the age of the Internet, the analysis of the past and the present primarily requires the interpreted processing of written and spoken texts,
the Register has been available in English and Hungarian on the web since April 2011. It contains 63 Research Infrastructures of Strategic Importance (SRIS)
The Register is available in its current format in Hungarian and English languages from April 2011 on the internet, on the address https://regiszter. nekifut. hu.
and more specifically for the Central and Eastern European region, that after Hungary, together with the Czech republic and Romania has won the site tender invited related to the ELI project,
FAIR FAIR is a legally independent, extreme intensity heavy-ion and antiproton accelerator and storage ring system under construction in the GSI site of Darmstadt with the cooperation of 8 EU member states
at the site of GANIL centre will enable the production of radioactive beams of rare isotopes.
TRANSFAC The TRANSFAC database contains the binding sites of transcription factors in promoters and enhancers in case of eukaryotic genes.
TRANSFAC is one of the largest databases collecting the binding sites of transcription factors and transcription factors that are updated regularly and several times a year.
The TRANSFAC database can be considered the most extensive database of a wide range of species with detailed information on numerous transcription factors, promoter regions, binding sites and other related information.
-25 april 2012 Science in Society website: http://ec. europa. eu/research/science-society Research and Innovation policy DOI 10.2777/11739 European union, 2012 Reproduction is authorised provided the source is acknowledged Cover image Doudou,#40440446,2012.
Technology, Social media; Creative and Cultural Enterprise ICT including next generation internet and computing, information security, software, gaming, social networking, digital media, digital content, e-learning;
Creative and cultural enterprise. Innovative Processes for Enterprise (Advanced Manufacturing and Business Services) Advanced manufacturing (including applications in ICT, pharmaceuticals, biopharmaceuticals, bio processing, medical technologies, food and drink etc.;
and service delivery and business processes, requires companies to respond to global megatrends such as the cloud, web based delivery, big data, mobile commerce, cost of energy, technology pace and globalisation/localisation.
Technology, Social media; Creative and Cultural Enterprise ICT including next generation internet and computing, information security, software, gaming, social networking, digital media, digital content, e-learning;
Creative and cultural enterprise. Innovative Processes for Enterprise (Advanced Manufacturing and Business Services) Advanced manufacturing (including applications in ICT, pharmaceuticals, biopharmaceuticals, bio processing, medical technologies, food and drink etc.;
and service delivery and business processes, requires companies to respond to global megatrends such as the cloud, web based delivery, big data, mobile commerce, cost of energy, technology pace and globalisation/localisation.
astronomy Integrated in a network with other scientific and technological sites (university campus, observatories, etc) Excellence+differentiation:
large scale questionnaires (web-based or surveys) and personal interviews (face-to-face, telephone, or in working groups). A key feature brought in by these European union-sponsored exercises was the introduction of external experts in this analytical phase.
existing and planned technology infrastructures (broadband networks) and other telecom-and internet-related services are presented in the Digital Agenda Scoreboard. 21 Human resources:
see more details on the FOREN website. For RIS3, foresight studies would ideally combine regional expertise with international expertise able to put regional assets in perspective with wider trends. 22 Neffke F. and Svensson Henning M. 2009
attractive and dynamic web pages, including parts in English for wider dissemination; newsletters and leaflets to complete the information with traditional communication tools;
visiting the sites, marketing of the participants to the project; press conferences (various with different scenarios;
At the end of the day regions contributed to producing a system with too many small sites doing the same things
and intervention logic. 38 For further guidance, please look at Inforegio website: -Monitoring and evaluation of European Cohesion policy ERDF and Cohesion fund, Concepts and recommendations, Guidance document.
and is available at the website of the Platform 69 demonstrators for promoting Key Enabling Technologies
http://ec. europa. eu/enterprise/policies/innovation/policy/lead-market-initiative/48 http://www. europe-innova. eu/web/guest/home 49 http
Regional Partner Facilities (RPF) 61 which are associated facilities with pan-European single site or distributed Research Infrastructures,
and outermost regions, do not often have ambitions to host the site and/or to coordinate a large multidisciplinary infrastructure.
instrumentation and high-speed computer networks linking research centres) and centres of competence in a specific technology, technology transfer.
'Available on the website of the Smart Specialisation Platform, 72 University Business Forum: A platform to promote cooperation between HEI and businesses at European level, 73 Marie Curie Initial Training Networks Industrial doctorates:
sustainable and inclusive economic growth through the realisation of the digital single market and the exploitation of the potential for innovation of fast and ultra fast internet and interoperable services and applications.
DAE has set ambitious targets for high speed internet infrastructure across the Union by 2020: 100%coverage of EU households at 30 Mbps minimum+50%take-up subscriptions
together with an affordable high speed internet infrastructure, are essential components of these ambitious goals.
Barriers and challenges Europe is facing an investment challenge in the financing of high speed internet infrastructure
because the benefits for society as a whole appear to be much greater than the private incentives to invest in faster internet network infrastructures.
80 Estimated by the EC between EUR 180 and 270 billion. 81 See EU Broadband good practice site:
or promoting specialisations in specific market segments or niches (such as micro-or nanoelectronics, photonics, embedded systems, smart integrated systems and complex systems engineering, next generation computing and future Internet, einfrastructures;
mobile apps and social networks apps, etc.;c) include measures in support of the regional capacity to plan,
to support web entrepreneur camps, good practices exchange, peer review, studies, regular mapping of infrastructure, monitoring
http://ec. europa. eu/information society/digital-agenda/scoreboard/index en. htm 85 Plan for high speed Internet Infrastructure (Next Generation Networks) The Guide
and Media supporting the exchange of good practice in the planning and the deployment of broadband and high speed internet infrastructure.
Regions are reminded to closely coordinate their plans with the actions included in the national plans for high speed internet (national broadband plans) with a view to exploiting synergies
These might include pilot plants and demonstration sites, proof of concept and early stage financing incubation facilities, applied research,
telecommunications and software, computer programming, mecatronics, security, e-health, ITC for transport, new media, irrespectively networks of the future, internet services, software and visualization, media network and 3d
internet, integrated systems design, personal health systems, ITC for energy efficience and accessibility, informatics and artificial inteligence.
artificial intelligence, WEB technologies (web mining), robotics, integrated systems, producing systems and planning production systems, calculation systems, voice recognition, images'processing, graphics processing, telemonitoring
Life science, Health Scientific domain Specialisation area IT&C Networks of the future, internet and services, software and visualization, networked media and 3d internet, flexible organic and large area
ICT Analysis, management and security of big data Future internet Software development technologies, instruments, and methods High performance computing and new computational models A3.
Actors were identified through‘knowledge maps'(social network analyses of the Romanian RDI ecosystem based on data collected from projects, publications, patents;
and R&i programs include/assume KETS Biotech, ICT (Big data, future internet etc.),Advanced and nano-materials The R&i program fiches in the smart specializations fields provide where pertinent arguments pro/against the relevant KETS.
extensive data8 on scientific productivity and on the concentration of scientific competences assembled in a format styled‘knowledge maps'(social network analyses with a visual and geographical (GIS) component.
, Romania, lavricvictor@yahoo. com 718 PROCEEDINGS OF THE 8th INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE"MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT",November 6th-7th, 2014, BUCHAREST, ROMANIA (4
In the tourism cluster, promotion and management of archaeological sites, promotion of regional spas as cross-border medical tourism destinations,
that aims to deliver sustainable economic and social benefits from a digital single market based on fast internet applications
Web portals; Computer programming activities; networks of the future, networked marketing and media and 3d internet, flexible organic and large area electronics, personal health and preventive care systems, research and innovation IT network, etc.
Agro food Collection, Marketing, Processing and Preserving of Meat, Fruit and Vegetables; Crop science and food biological science, food procession bio technologies, etc.
important cultural and historical sites Develop integrated tourism packages Use of national resources and regional brand products Develop eco-tourism
The important cultural and archeological sites located in this part of the country need to be included in a common integrated thematic itinerary
including the historical urban centers and sites, and the specific tourism assets. By investing in this direction,
introduction of digital Marketing and Web 2. 0; and development of low cost software management systems of for small 166.
cultural and historical assets, including mountainous regions and thermal waters as well as important historical sites and monuments.
and promote projects to rehabilitate the historical sites and to modernize medical facilities in spa resorts.
promoting and developing cultural and national heritage Improvement of natural sites with tourism potential Valorization of touristic potential in mountainous areas by construction of the necessary infrastructure:
and spas List of preselected projects identified in the Regional Development Plan for more than 5 mil Euro Call for projects for a budget under 5 mil Euro Number of visits at supported sites 3
and iii) significant number of archeological sites. In order to exploit their potential with a view of promoting economic growth in the region,
and the local administration where the archeological sites are located; o Draft of strategies for the two types of clusters
concentrated round the creation of an information society for all by extending the access and use of Internet,
of Internet benefices depends more and more on Internet high speed access availability for citizens and companies,
which is based only on the quantitative dimension of the Internet connections, emphasizing the transfer speed of 144 kbps as a threshold for delimiting connections in broadband as compared to those in narrowband.
by means of a multitude of available technological options, ensures permanent access to Internet, at a transfer speed of at least 1 Mbs (value increasing progressively) and a monthly availability degree of at least 98,
%providing the maximum interactivity and access degree to the full on-line applications and digital content possible to be accessed by Internet.
and digital content possible to be accessed by Internet. 6 The value of the transfer speed of minimum 1 Mbs is applied to connections on broadband for the residential segment,
000 inhabitants at most, where at least one internet services provider is present. I. 2 Anticipated advantages for the development of broadband communication services Benefits of broadband communication access do not materialize by means of activities performances.
CURRENT SITUATION ANALYSIS II. 1 Overview on the existing situation on broadband communication services market During the last two years we noticed a remarkable evolution at the level of electronic communications market as regards internet services providing.
and the information available at the level of internet networks as well as the continuous development of services using as support the internet created a trend for young people and even a way of life.
indicate an annual rhythm of growth of broadband access connections to internet. According to data reported by internet providers
in June, 2008, in Romania, there were approximately 2, 27 million broadband access connections to the internet provided at fixed points, with 760,000 more than in the similar period of 2007 (1, 51 millions) and 1,
42 millions broadband access connections to the internet provided on mobile points, with 420,000 more than the corresponding period of 2007 (1 million).
Table 1: Dynamics of the total number of access connections to the internet, depending on the connecting means
and access speed during 30.06.2006-30.06.2008 Source: ANC Indicators 30.06.06 31.12.06 30.06.07 31.12.07 30.06.08 Fixed points connections Broadband access connections at fixed points (dial-up ISDN access, dedicated access
GPRS Broadband access connections at mobile points prepaid cards for internet access and mobile phone users on prepaid cards with access to internet by EDGE, 3g12 Narrowband access connections
at mobile points mobile phone users on prepaid cards basis with access to the internet by GPRS43 abs. mil) abs. mil) abs. mil) abs. mil) abs. mil
Dynamics of the number of broadband access connections to the internet provided at fixed points,
Abs evol. mil(%)Total no. of broadband access connections to the internet at fixed points out of which:
%The greatest value in the total number of dedicated access internet broadband connections at fix points still belongs to the UTP/FTP cable connections (52,5),
Structure of the total number of dedicated access internet connections, depending on the support used, on 30.06.2008 Source:
broadband internet development continued at EU level with an increase of 19,23%during July 2007-July 2008.
Evolution of the penetration rate of broadband internet dedicated access connections during 31.12.2003 30.06.2008 Source:
ANC 31.12.2003 31.12.2004 31.12.2005 31.12.2006 31.12.2007 31 12.2008 Total no. of broadband internet dedicated access (mil) Penetration rate for 100 inhabitants66(%)Number broadband
internet dedicated access provided to clients, natural persons (mil) Penetration rate for 100 households67(%)0, 01 0, 10 0, 38 1, 09 1
0, 91 1, 69 1, 98 0, 04 1, 05 4, 34 12,49 23,02 27,04 66 Penetration rate for broadband internet
dedicated access for 100 inhabitants=no. of broadband internet dedicated access connections/Romania's population*100;
) 1 European commission country report 14 67 Penetration rate of broadband internet dedicated access connections for 100 households=no.
Of broadband internet dedicated access connections/no. of Romania's households*100; no. of households=7. 320.202 (source:
Evolution of the penetration broadband internet dedicated access connections during 31.12.2003 30.06.2008 Source: ANC Penetration rate for 100 inhabitants Penetration rate for 100 households Out of the total number of internet dedicated access connections a significant percentage belongs to natural persons
, approximately 87%,the remaining percentage, but not one to be neglected, is represented by connections of legal persons.
Structure of the total number internet dedicated access connections, depending on customers'category. Evolution during 30.06.2006-30.06.2008 Source:
ANC indicator 30.06.2006<128kbps=128kbps 31.12.2006<128kbps=128kbps 30.06.2007<128kbps=128kbps 31.12.2007<128kbps=128kbps 30.06.2008<128kbps=128kbps Total no. of internet dedicated
, 0007 1, 98 0, 0004 0, 29 As concerns the market of internet dedicated access connections at the level of institutions and companies,
Internet dedicated access connections depending on the type of infrastructure, existing in companies and institutions Source:
most companies and institutions (86%)where we have dedicated internet access connection, have unlimited subscriptions with monthly traffic,
and use rates of the internet as compared to the average at European level; Major differences between penetration rates of broadband networks in the urban and rural environment;
and Internet-the degree of digital alphabetization of the public administration Based on the objectives formulated before the elaboration of the strategy on the basis of a preliminary analysis (balanced development of infrastructure,
40 80 Access rate of broadband services at the level of the population 10,5 (2008) 20 100 Percentage of persons that use Internet for interacting with public authorities 2. 6
. 2 5 40 Rate of available computers at households level 26 (in 2006) 40 60 Percentage of persons that use the Internet for educational
These actions contribute to the achievement of preconditions for an extensive adoption of broadband connections to the Internet,
by creating a single market for digital, based on quickly and ultra-fast internet and interoperable applications,
universal access to much higher speed internet (30 Mbps or more) by 2020 and subscribing 50%or more of European households to over 100 Mbps Internet connection.
to stimulate investment in an open and competitive infrastructure for high-speed Internet and related services;
and services (i e. secure Web services in EU) to enjoy high levels of security and confidence, a balanced regulatory framework with well defined rights,
promote the access to the Internet for all the European citizens, in particular through measures to support skills and accessibility of digital services.
a European action plan for spectrum and technological neutrality of networks 2. Promoting the use of the Internet,
where there is no currently Internet service 7 providers. MCSI is the direct beneficiary of the funds.
MCSI promote projects on the development of broadband communications services, especially Internet services. A first step in this direction was made last year by installing 211 hotspots (wireless network providing free Internet service in a public area) in 34 counties.
In 2010 a number of 300 access points will be installed all over the country. 2. National strategy for implementation of universal service in electronic communications sector In Romania,
4 98,6 Companies with Local area network 90,9 86,4 Companies with internet 97,9 97,2 Companies with broadband 99,5 99,4 Company to use e-commerce 58,7 51,4 Personal computer using 50,1
53,5 Staff using internet 42,7 43,8 Companies with website 66,6 67,0 Companies using digital signature 28,0 24,4 Employees who received ICT training 13,8 17,4 Net
sending completed forms 24,2 25 25,5 HOMES Households with computer 74,1 71,5 Households with Internet 69,0 63,9 Households with broadband 66,5 61,9 Households with mobile phone 96,0
95,1 TV households 99,6 99,5 Population using computer 68,0 69,3 Population accessing Internet 70,1 67,1 Population purchase through internet 22,6 18,9 Source:
chairman of the US Atomic energy commission, 1954 5 http://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Automatic meter reading 6 See case study
http://ec. europa. eu/energy/gas electricity/smartgrids/doc/mission. pdf. SGTF website http://ec. europa. eu/energy/gas electricity/smartgrids/taskforce en
http://static. euractiv. com/sites/all/euractiv/files/EED. en12. doc 32 http://sedc--coalition. eu/2012/07/13/press-release--energy-efficiency
representing companies with a turnover of 35 bn €. It is very active in the EU Smart Grid debate emphasis--41 See e g. http://www. eurelectric. org/Download/News/WN. asp?
e g. controlling demand response at the 58 See also http://www. europeanenergyreview. eu/site/pagina. php?
/http://it. answers. yahoo. com/question/index? qid=20110420052340aact417; 65 delibera 292/06 66 http://www. addressfp7. org,(Valtorta et al.
The EU Smart Grids Debate 34 References For convenience, web references and EU documents are given as web links in the footnotes.
Migrationspfade ins Internet der Energie (acatech Studie. Springer verlag, Heidelberg u. a. Asmus, P.,Lauderbaugh, A.,2012.
Microgrids at Berkeley Lab, Berkeley, p. website. http://der. lbl. gov/.OECD, 2010. Cities and Climate Change.
website for smart specialisation. Benchmarking analysis on priority setting, policy objectives and measures, monitoring and evaluation systems.
80 km in the north of Zaragoza the technological park AULA DEI http://www. zaxpark. com/web/guest with a strong focus on agrofood
available On the Web portal Aragon participa Place-based dimension of the RIS3 How can Aragon use innovation to address the challenges?
Información Universidad de Oviedo, ver web http://www. uniovi. es 13:00-18:00 Reunión de trabajo en el IDEPA Expert Assessment
3 Educación y sociedad de la información Distribución de los centros de educación privados y públicos con conexión a Internet según
/ANEXOS centros con conexión a Internet en el curso 2010 España 99,5%entre la Región y las áreas de capitales españolas
Científica Soft Management of Internet and Learning Materiales Magnéticos (GMM) Aceite de Oliva y grasas (GAO-UCLM) Simplificación, Automatización y Miniaturización de
Páginas web propias de los Parques Científicos y Tecnológicos. CLÚSTERS El Clúster Aeronáutico de Castilla tiene como uno de región.
Servicios de internet y telefonía para seguir en contacto con sus familias y universidades. -Editoriales:
Típicamente el desarrollo de las página web del sector tanto en la vertiente y privada, ha ido evolucionando con rapidez
relevancia de los seguidores de la web y/o del contenido en los medios y redes sociales, la estrategia adoptada
Implica una concienciación y aprovech Existen iniciativas interesantes que testar, ampliar, evaluar como blogs propiciados por la administración para difundir
las bondades del turismo regional (ej. http://www. turismocastillalamancha. com/blog/clubes Los diferentes agentes del sistema de I+D+i tienen
Conexión a Internet. El 100%de los ciudadanos castellano Internet, utilizando una tecnología diferente según el lugar de residencia (97,86%por ADSL;
0, 03%por satélite 2mbps; 0, 92%a través de WIMAX, el 0, 78%a través de 3g y el 0, 41%restante puede acogerse a la solución
25%de. facilitadoras del uso de las TIC (Internet, telefonía móvil. castellano-manchegos tienen la posibilidad de conectarse a cnología 99 e RIS3 CASTILLA-LA MANCHA acceso de 1 Mbps incluida dentro
Centros públicos de acceso a Internet Sociedad de la Información, existe una Red de Centros Públicos de acceso gratuito a internet.
%)-Respecto a usuarios de internet, en último año, el acceso a redes sociales se ha disparado al 59,5%,casi 10 puntos por
empleados el 55,2%de las empresas disponen de acceso a Internet. De ellas el 95
8%cuenta con una conexión de Banda ancha y el 21%cuenta con página Web.
/ANEXOS servicio universal de telecomunicaciones que entró en Castilla-La Mancha, con el fin de proporcionar. os Internet.
datos son los Castilla-La Mancha accede a Internet y el 61,6%a Internet de banda uno de los indicadores que mayor crecimiento
En el del total de los usuarios de Internet. ta 100 o un servicio de. s tecnologías en la o
l RIS3 CASTILLA-LA MANCHA-Por otro lado, el 97,7%las empresas de más de 10 empleados disponen de Internet
De las empresas con acceso a Internet el 34,3%es mediante telefonía móvil de Banda ancha (módem 3g.
El que se le da a Internet es la búsqueda de información (95,3%)y servicios bancarios y financieros (85%.
-Respecto a la utilización de la administración electrónica por los ciudadanos podemos ciudadanos ha obtenido información de páginas web de la
PP. a través de Internet y el 59,1%realiza la gestión administrativa completa de forma telemática.
De ellas, el 82,1%de las decir que ya el 52%de los eractuado Internet para consulta y descarga de formularios.
/ANEXOS uciones isponibilidad GHZ. las CCAA. de normas, estándares y herramientas. grama certifiquen que un sitio web ofrece al ciudadano
"Acceso rápido y ultrarrápido a internet",la red debe ser muy rápida para favorecer el crecimiento económico Necesitamos internet más rápido
y garantizar, para 2020 que todos los europeos tengan acceso a unas velocidades de internet muy sup encima de los 30
Mbps, y el 50%o más de los hogares europeos estén abonados a accesos a internet por encima de los 100 Mbps
Castilla-La Mancha en redes donde los operadores no están r proveedores a través de internet y tecnologías web, y realizando sus
mer FORTALEZAS/ANEXOS la concienciación de la población. web ofrece al ciudadano garantías de toma de decisiones. rural.
Intensificar el posicionamiento de Castilla en Internet con apoyo a sectores clave como promoción turística y cultural.
es Actividades de Comunicación y Publicidadris3 Castilla 1 Página Web de la RIS3 2 Comunicación en medios de comunicación 3
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