Digital Innovation Hubs in Smart Specialisation Strategies Early l esson s from European regions Gabriel Rissola, Jens Sörvik
Publication details: Luxembourg Publications Office of the European Union 2018Description: 46 p. 1 fichero .pdfContent type:- texto (visual)
- electrónico
- recurso en línea
- 978-92-79-94828-2
- 1831-9424
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This report examines the synergetic place-based relationships of Digital Innovation Hubs (DIH) and Smart Specialisation Strategies (S3) in selected European regions, with DIHs being the policy outcome of a S3 process or an active actor participating in S3 entrepreneurial discovery processes (EDP) and implementing parts of a S3. By supporting the digitisation of the local industry DIHs also enhance the regional innovation ecosystem, either with the provision of horizontal digitalisation support or by leading a S3 priority area. One clear role of DIHs is to make available support easier to find for local SMEs and industry. DIHs work according to different business models and a targeted funding mix plus a matrix of different funding instruments for the digital transformation of SMEs are required for their sustainability. The report compiles 7 relevant examples (1 national and 6 regional)
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