IZMIR HIGH-TECH-CITY July 16th, 2012 Mario Raich. Learnità

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1 IZMIR HIGH-TECH-CITY July 16th, 2012 Mario Raich

2 TRANSFORMATION JOURNEY If we don t create our future ourselves, than we hand over our fate to fortuity. Raich, Dolan, Eisler 2012 THE ISSUE CREATIVITY THE CASE ENTREPRNEURSHIP CARE EXPLORATION CREATIVE SOLUTIONS IMPLEMENTATION PLAN

3 MEGATRENDS OF THE 21ST CENTURY FUNDAMENTAL ISSUES Tectonic shifts Extended Entrepreneurship Global connectivity ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES Ecosystems Climate Change Growth Challenges Black Swans SOCIAL ISSUES Society in transformation Globalization Demographics Policies & Regulations ECONOMICAL ISSUES Volatile Economy Production & infrastructure Future of work Smart markets TECHNOLOGICAL ISSUES Changing technology Energy shift Digitalization Smart grid

4 CONVERGING MEGATRENDS DIGITALISATION GLOBALISATION CYBER-AGE CYBER-CITY TRANSFORMATION

5 MAJOR SHIFTS From cheap labour towards Robots and AI-based machines (e.g. 3 D printing!) and digital outsourcing. Soon creation of the Metaverse and outsourcing to the virtual world New meaning of economy and work Economy delivers development of solutions for people and society. Work is meaningful activity leading to value creation. New focus of value creation: organization, society, people and future generations From execution of assignments towards driving through innovation New ways of life, e.g watt society From linear to systemic Converging technologies (e.g. Bio, Info, Nano, Genetics = BING) High-tech based industries (e.g. healthcare)

6 FUTURE DEVELOPMENT The future is the most fragile of all things. Future exploration towards Raich, Dolan, Eisler 2012 Exploring the future and understanding where we are moving to is very important, but it is by far not enough Based on forecast and anticipation (megatrends, major shifts) we can describe the expected future in the Future View Future Design We need to decide which direction we want to take and what is the desired future we would like to have. What we are doing today is impacting the future, but we need to know what we should be doing to move in the desired direction Based on the Ideal Outcome (desired future) we can develop the Time Reverse Strategy and the Future Navi leading us towards the future we want

7 TIME REVERSE STRATGY A dream is the most powerful way to shape the future. It can literally move mountains and propel people into the outer space. Raich, Dolan, Eisler 2012

8 TIME REVERSE STRATGY Real World Imagination Dream (Beyond space and time) Anticipation Future View Expected Future Motivators to move from the Comfort-Zone: Curiosity Hope Dissatisfaction Passion Pain Impact Impact from from the the future future Future Navi Ideal Outcome Desired Future Emerging megatrends and white spots Present Development Future

9 CREATIVITY + ENTREPRNEURSHIP+ CARE = INNOVATION THE ISSUE CREATIVITY THE CASE ENTREPRNEURSHIP CARE EXPLORATION CREATIVE SOLUTIONS IMPLEMENTATION PLAN

10 GE Global Innovation Barometer ,000 senior business executives in 22 countries What are the drivers of innovation at your company? 73% of executive's agree Innovation is driven more by creativity than scientific research 84% agree 21st century innovations will be those that bring value to society as a whole and not only to individual consumers or citizens 8 in 10 executives believe SMEs and individuals can be as innovative as big corporations. 80% agree companies in the 21st century will innovate in a totally different way

11 CREATIVE SOLUTIONS We can reach whatever we can imagine!

12 ROADMAP TOWARDS CREATIVE SOLUTIONS FICTION 7. Infinity 6. Beyond S6 IMAGINATION 5. Blue Sky 4. Future View S5 3. Analogy & Metaphor REALITY S3 KEY ISSUE 2. White Spots S2 1. Core KEY ISSUE Deep exploration Research Reaching-out S4 SEEDS FOR SOLUTIONS Creative methods Constructive dialogue Building on ideas S1 SOLUTIONS TAKING OWNERSHIP Solutions for value creation

13 Calm down Darling. I can explain everything!

14 THE OUTLINE OF THE PROCESS (1) PHASE I DEVELOPMENT OF THE CASE FOR IZMIR Preparation stage 2-3 months - Start WS: July 16th, Creation of the Steering Board - Creation of the Transformation Team and the open platform First stage (Creativity) 4-6 months - Creation of the common ground and shared understanding of the transformation initiative - Deep exploration: the context; the megatrends; the future - Finding seeds for solutions and developing a portfolio of creative ideas and solutions - Developing the case: strategic direction; the rationale; defining necessary partnerships: roadmap towards the desired future - Presentation of the case to the Steering Board: review and evaluation - If necessary: reframing, improvements and enhancements MILESTONES Launching WS Kick-off WS Ideas WS Opportunities WS Future WS Executive Presentation

15 THE CASE / RATIONALE FRAMEWORK FOR THE CASE: Developing Izmir as a High-Tech-City Strategic direction - Aim and purpose - Why we? What do we have already? - Key stakeholder and their expectations - Ideal outcome (desired future) - Expected outcomes and value creation / Business model / Sustainability Portfolio of strategic options - Governance and egovernance - Infrastructure: water, food supply, energy, transportation, ITC infrastructure etc. - High-tech industry/ict - Leadership/People/Expertise/Competencies - Education: development of expertise, competencies and talents - Research and Development (On-going, advanced, future) - Business and work - Innovativeness - Architecture (high tech constructions) / The Arts - Alliances and partnerships / Global competition - Investments - Environment and ecosystems / Quality of life Roadmap towards High-Tech-City Necessary resources - Investments/Financials - Time - Leadership/People/Expertise/Competencies - Technology

16 THE OUTLINE OF THE PROCESS (2) PHASE II IMPLEMENTATION OF THE SELECTED CASES MILESTONES Creativity 6 months - Creation of the common ground and shared understanding of the Kick-off WS transformation initiative - Exploration Exploring the topic; Reaching-out: examples, experts, best Ideas WS practices - Exploring the white spots - Finding seeds for solutions and developing a portfolio of creative Opportunities WS ideas and solutions - Developing the case Presentation WS - Presentation to the Steering Board: review and evaluation Executive Presentation Entrepreneurship 12+ months - Development of operational plans Planning WS - Presentation of the developed operational cases to the Steering Board: review and evaluation - Deployment of the implementation (project and action) plans - Handing the outcomes of the particular projects over to the city as soon as they are available - Outcomes and value created - Review of the outcomes by the Steering Board Executive Presentation

17 THE OUTLINE OF THE PROCESS (3) PHASE III MAINTENANCE & DEVELOPMENT Third stage (Care) ongoing - Public presentation of the results - Ceremony of handing over the responsibility to the city. Big celebration event. - The city takes over the responsibility for the maintenance and further development MILESTONES Public presentation Ceremony and celebration

18 CITIES OF THE FUTURE Overview Examples City Brand Info A sustainable city, or eco-city is a city designed with consideration of environmental impact, inhabited by people dedicated to minimization of required inputs of energy, water and food, and waste output of heat, air pollution - CO2, methane, and water pollution. Eco Cities - Tianjin Eco City - Masdar - Stockholm - Cutitiba China's eco-cities: Sustainable urban living in Tianjin Eco² Cities: Ecological Cities as Economic Cities ENT/0,,contentMDK: ~pagePK:148956~piPK:216618~theSitePK:337178,00.html Green Cities Europe: Copenhagen Stockholm,Oslo US & Canada: San Francisco, Vancouver, New York City A product of the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) and sponsored by Siemens, the Green City Index is actually a collection of separate regional city rankings Sustainable Cities - Masdar City - Curitiba - Gaviotas - International hub for renewable energy, new energy and sustainable technologies (Abu Dhabi) - Doping more with less (Brazil) - Self Sustainable Ecovillage (Columbia) Sustainable city Intelligent Cities Expo brings together the core elements of building smart, sustainable global cities. These include: Intelligent Energy, Intelligent Waste & Water, Intelligent Mobility, Intelligent Security and Intelligent ICT. Intelligent Cities Knowledge Cities + Creative Cities Intelligent Cities (PWC), in Cities of the future sektor/publikasjoner/future.pdf Intelligent Cities 74,00.html Intelligent cities evolve towards a strong integration of all dimensions of human, collective, and artificial intelligence available within a city

19 CITIES OF THE FUTURE Overview City Brand Smart Cities Examples Info European Initiative on Smart Cities - Vienna - Toronto - Paris Smart cities use information and communication technologies (ICT) to be more intelligent and efficient in the use of resources resulting in cost and energy savings, improved service delivery and quality of life, and reduced environmental footprint-all supporting innovation and the low-carbon economy. Singapore Smart City Songdo Singapore is, exhibiting some of the five ways that smart cities will change how we live, much like Barcelona and Buenos Aires As centers of business, culture and life, cities are logical places to integrate many of the Smarter Planet principles and innovations in public safety, transportation, water, building, social services and agencies. Smarter Cities (IBM) x.html IBM Intelligent Operations Center for Smarter Cities provides a unified view of all city agencies so you can predict events and quickly respond. IBM already reports over 2,000 Smarter Cities programs in cities worldwide. Moving Forward to a sustainable Energy Future with the 2000 Watt Society Smarter Living Cities The vision of a 2000-Watt society enables a balance between industrialized and developing countries and thus makes it possible for all people to enjoy a good standard of living.

20 CITIES OF THE FUTURE Overview City Brand Cyber Cities Examples Info The Ghana Cyber City is a business and innovation venture designed to provide high tech office space and data center, incubate startup firms and manage offshore IT ventures. - Ghana Cyber City - Cybercity 1 Malaysia has expanded its Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC) project to the northern state of Penang, designating the manufacturing hub as Cybercity 1. The New Technology Hub of West Africa Cybercity 1, Malaysia America's Top 60 Cybercities According to the American Electronics Association the metro areas of Greater Phoenix, Northern VirginiaWashington, D.C., and Atlanta serve as magnets for growing high-tech companies because these cities possess the six ingredients the AEA says are necessary for high-tech growth: Access to venture capital University research and development programs and heavy R&D spending Abundance of highly skilled workers Clustering of similar high-tech companies Access to reliable powe r Quality of life The metro areas of Greater Phoenix, Northern Virginia-Washington, D.C., and Atlanta serve as magnets for growing high-tech companies because these cities possess the six ingredients the AEA says are necessary for high-tech growth: Access to venture capital University research and development programs and heavy R&D spending Abundance of highly skilled workers Clustering of similar high-tech companies Access to reliable power Quality of life

21 CITIES OF THE FUTURE Overview Examples City Brand Innovative Cities - Boston - San Francisco - Paris - New York - Vienna - Amsterdam - Munich - Lyon - Copenhagen - Toronto - London - Frankfurt - Hamburg - Berlin - Hong Kong - Milan - Melbourne - Stuttgart - Barcelona - Sydney 02/most-innovative-cities-2011/ Info Ranking is based on three factors: cultural assets, human infrastructure, and networked markets. Three types of innovative cities are also defined: Nexus is the best and requires cities to have the nexus critical for multiple economic and social innovation segments. Hub cities are those with a dominance based on economic and social innovation and node cities performed well across innovation segments but with some imbalances. All best-20 cities listed below are nexus cities. Boston San Jose Austin, Texas America's Most Innovative Cities - San Jose, CA - Austin Texas - Raleigh, N.C. - San Francisco, CA - Seattle, Wash. Cities are machines for innovation, incubators of ideas born of necessity as people from different places and social classes rub up against each other, creating a space for ideas and inventions. Look at Rome in the first century, Baghdad 1,000 years later, London in the 19th century or New York in the 20th; the city stands out as an engine of progress and modernity. -innovative-city

22 CITIES OF THE FUTURE Overview Examples City Brand Hi-Tech Cities - Seoul - Singapore - Tokyo - Hong Kong - Stockholm - San Francisco (and Silicon Valley) - Tallinn, - New York - Beijing - New Songdo City Info Six criteria 1. Broadband speed, cost and availability 2. Wireless internet access 3. Technology adoption 4. Government support for technology 5. Education and technology culture 6. Future potential Cyber Towers at Hitec City HITEC City stands for Hyderabad Information Technology Engineering Consultancy City, is a major technology township which is at the center of the information technology industry in Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India The Age, a mainstream newspaper from Melbourne, Australia A ubiquitous city or U-city is a city or region with ubiquitous information technology. All information systems are linked, and virtually everything is linked to an information system through technologies such as wireless networking and RFID tags New Songdo City A ubiquitous city is where all major information systems (residential, medical, business, governmental and the like) share data, and computers are built into the houses, streets and office buildings. ell.html?ex= &en=4a368c49e8f30bd2&ei=5088

23 CITIES OF THE FUTURE Smart City Congress

24 CITIES OF THE FUTURE Smart City Summit "Smart Solutions for Sustainable Cities"

25 CITIES OF THE FUTURE Connected key elements Economy Environment Governance Technology Competencies Talents

26 CITIES OF THE FUTURE Key Issues Attractivity: claim and reality The reputation does not come from the claim Alignment: focus and direction Peoples experience in the city Care & sustainability: Success stories

27 CITIES OF THE FUTURE Interconnectedness, attractivity, alignment and sustainability Leadership Governance Innovativeness Quality of Life Capacity to Innovate Creativity Entrepreneurship Safety & Security Cost : Income Environment Entertainment Business High-Tech & ICT Local, regional National International Global People CLAIM BRAND Inhabitants Visitors Partners QUALITY Culture & Arts Education & Work Values Tradition Artists Events Skills & Talents Schools & Universities Vocational training Business Schools City Services Infrastructure Logistics transport, traffic Construction, architecture Environment

28 NEXT STEPS PHASE I DEVELOPMENT OF THE CASE FOR IZMIR Preparation stage 2-3 months - Start WS: July 16th, Creation of the Steering Board - Creation of the Transformation Team and the open platform First stage (Creativity) 4-6 months - Creation of the common ground and shared understanding of the transformation initiative - Deep exploration: the context; the megatrends; the future - Finding seeds for solutions and developing a portfolio of creative ideas and solutions - Developing the case: strategic direction; the rationale; defining necessary partnerships: roadmap towards the desired future - Presentation of the case to the Steering Board: review and evaluation - If necessary: reframing, improvements and enhancements MILESTONES Launching WS Kick-off WS Ideas WS Opportunities WS Future WS Executive Presentation

29 SUMMARY Start the transformation journey. It is a systemic transformation Keep a clear focus and strategic direction Use alignment and attraction as enablers Create opportunities It is all about value creation!

30 SUMMARY There is nothing more powerful than an idea whose time has come. Victor Hugo

31 Never ever give up too early!!!