Brazilian System of Innovation: Achievements and Opportunities. Sept, 2012

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1 Brazilian System of Innovation: Achievements and Opportunities Sept, 2012

2 a little About Brazil

3 Apud: Mauro Borges

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8 The Brazilian Economic Growth Average rates Real GDP 1901/2010 Apud: Glauco Arbix

9 The Brazilian Economy...profile Steel producer Ethanol Producer Producer and exporter of beef and chicken, Ethanol and Soybean Large market for cosmetics...driving forces Mega Events: Rio+20, World Cup, Olimpic Games, etc Infra-structure Large Cellular Market Large manufacturer of Commercial Aircraft Natural resources: oil & gas, agriculture, mining Biofuels Large population, the market for Books and Music Large number of Internet users Defense, Food, Pharma, Cosmetics, Aerospace Industry Brazilian Global Companies Production Vehicles Big Consumer Market

10 Global Brazilian Companies TOTVS 7th largest Software company JBS-FRIBOI 1st largest company in Animal food PETROBRAS GERDAU 2nd largest Oil & Gas Company 8th Steel producer EMBRAER 3rd Aeronautics manufacturer VALE 2ª largest Mining Company MARCOPOLO 7.0% market-share for buses parts Apud: Glauco Arbix

11 R&D CENTERS IN BRAZIL WHO IS THERE IT and computing Google Nokia Motorola Freescale HP Flextronics Ericsson OTHER SECTORS (TNCs) Fiat GM Ford VW M. Marelli Visteon J&J Unilever Whirpool Scania BRAZILIAN COMPANIES Vale Petrobras Embraer Natura Positivo Braskem CPFL, Cemig, Light Embrapa RECENTLY ANNOUNCED IBM GE SAAB SIEMENS BG Non exhaustive list US$ 250 M to be invested w/ focus on O&G, Semiconductors, Olympics Games and World Cup Soccer US$ 500 M to be invested w/ focus on O&G, Energy, Mining, Railways and Aviation. Adaptado de: Aloisio Mercadante

12 Science & Technology in Brazil

13 Science & Technology Maturity Level small scientific infrastructure and unable to feed production technology. scientific production technology determines the plot, but not to the point of enabling a retro-feeder effect on scientific production. connections and interactions are established and the determinant of economic growth is the scientific and technological capacity. Regime 1 Regime 2 Regime 3 Brazil is in regime 2. Search upper stage of interaction between the scientific and technological dimension to generalize innovation as a strategy. Apud: Glauco Arbix

14 Strength and Weakness Apud: Américo Pacheco

15 Growing number of scientists a year thousand masters obtained in thousand PhDs granted in Apud: Glauco Arbix

16 Growing in Brazilian Scientific Production 16,0 14,0 2.69% of the world s production in ,0 10,0 8,0 Brazil 6,0 4,0 2,0 Brasil Mundo World 0, Apud: Glauco Arbix

17 Growing and diverfication Brazilian academic papers - % of the world ( )

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21 Strength and Weakness Apud: Américo Pacheco

22 Apud: Américo Pacheco

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25 Apud: Américo Pacheco

26 An Open Innovation Arena between Sweden and Brazil Sept, 2012

27 About CISB

28 CISB at a glance A non-profit Research and Innovation Association focused on implementing Research, Technology and Innovation partnerships by: Exchanging technology and innovation with Sweden and Europe Stimulating innovation locally and all around Brazil Fostering synergy between Sweden, Brazil and other BRICS countries Mission Search for solutions of complex global and societal problems that can not be solved by individual organizations and that need to be addressed by open innovation and multi-institutional innovation network arenas.

29 CISB at a glance Inspired by the Swedish Science Parks and the principles of: Challenge-Driven Innovation Triple Helix Hub in Belo Horizonte, MG Open Innovation Open Innovation Arenas Main office in São Bernardo do Campo, SP Hub in Gothenburg, Sweden Plans for Rio de Janeiro, Pernambuco and Santa Catarina Transport & Logistics Defense & Security Sustainable Energy Urban Future

30 CISB Operational Model Inspired by the Triple Helix framework and Open Innovation paradigm, CISB was created to foster active co-operation between industrial, governmental and academic organizations. Internal technology base External technology base Other firm s market License, spin out, divest Internal/external venture handling External technology insourcing Our new market Our current market Government Industry Education and Research Serving as an open and neutral innovation arena between Sweden and Brazil, CISB will also act as a vehicle for projects under the Memorandum of Understandings between the two countries.

31 Working Framework R, T & D investors R&D Budget from Companies Government R&T funds Users Corporate VC Fund Advisory Board Executive Board Members Companies Universities and STIs Public Authorities (National/State/City) Directors and CISB Staff Define Projects Establish Partnerships Fundraising Portfolio Management Innovation Community Management Project 1 Project 2 Project 3 Project 4 Innovations Spin-off Technologies, Products and Companies Education opportunities

32 Partners for the creation of CISB Industrial Education & Research Government

33 First Activities and Projects CNPq-CISB-SAAB 100 scholarship agreement Chalmers Institute of Technology KTH Royal Institute of Technology Linko ping University Lund University Swedish Institute of Computer Science University of Sko vde University of Pretoria George Mason University Exchange of People Transport & Security Arenas Arenas Polynol & 10 other partners Collabora Microgrid Demonstrators & 8 other partners & 12 other partners

34 First Results from May 2011 to July 2012 Get Known Attractiveness Exchange of People Bilateral Connections Bilateral Funding Arrangements Bilateral Innovation Network Innovation Management Processes Phase Phase Phase Phase Setting-up of the organization: Entity launched, by-laws, strategy, governance policies, business plan, internal managing processes, branding. Staff, office, Swedish hub and key providers. Key Figures: Appearances in the Press: 98 (30 GC) Members: 7 Partners: 40 Mailing: 1000 Project: 30 ideas Phase 2 1S/2012 Governance Body and First projects: First fiscal audit, executive board, 47 projects opportunities: 10 small on-going, 1 big on-going, 2 big waiting for funding. Key Figures: Appearances in the Press: 77 (8 GC) Members: 11 Partners: 79 Mailing: 2500 Exchange of People: 2 SWE BR / 9 BR SWE Project: 47 ideas, 11 on-going

35 CISB Team Bruno Rondani Chief Executive Officer Alessandra Holmo Portfolio & Partnership Manager Analice Martins Institutional Relations & Communication Carolina Andrade Project Finance & Fundraising Agreements Coordinator Cecilia Alkhagen Swedish Hub Paulo Adriano Minas Gerais Hub Alda Gomide Controller Pamela Godoi Administrative Assistant

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38 How did we started?

39 May 17th 2011 Announcement of the Creation of CISB Bilateral Agreements: Defense, Energy & Industrial Technologies ( ) President Lula Delegation to Stockholm and Additional Protocol on Innovative High Technological Industrial Cooperation Between Brazil and Sweden was signed ABDI VINNOVA 1st Brazil-Sweden Innovation Learning Laboratory São Paulo 1st Innovation Workshop São Bernardo do Campo 2nd Innovation Workshop São Bernardo do Campo 3rd Innovation Workshop São Bernardo do Campo ABDI VINNOVA 2nd Brazil-Sweden Innovation Learning Laboratory São José dos Campos Swedish Prime Minister Delegation and Foundation of CISB São Bernardo do Campo Oct/2009 May/2010 Set/2010 Dec/2010 Feb/2011 April/2011 May/2011 July/2011 Sept/2011 Oct/2011 Nov/2011 Feb/2012 May/2012 Anprotec Delegation to Sweden Opening for Membership Admission ABDI VINNOVA 3rd Brazil-Sweden Innovation Learning Laboratory Stockholm CISB Annual Meeting Open Innovation Seminar - São Paulo First Executive Board Meeting with new Members Launch of SwB first call ABIMAQ event CISB 1st Aniversary Swedish Innovation Week 4th Brazil-Sweden Innovation Learning Laboratory

40 May 17th 2011 Announcement of the Creation of CISB São Paulo State Governor Alckmin speaks about CISB President Dilma speaks about CISB VMEcj60 (0:16) São Bernardo Mayor Marinho speaks about CISB

41 May 18th 2011 Official Inauguration Ceremony in São Bernardo do Campo { 400 participants Håkan Buskhe President of SAAB Charlotte Brogren General Director of VINNOVA Mauro Borges Lemos President of ABDI Ann-Cathrine Hjerdt Mayor of Linköping City Luiz Marinho Mayor of São Bernardo do Campo Bruno Rondani CEO of CISB

42 September 6th 2011 Meeting at the Science, Technology & Innovation Ministry of Brazil Ana Lúcia Gabas Advisor to the Minister Bruno Rondani CEO of CISB Glaucius Oliva President of CNPq Aloízio Mercadante Minister of Science, Technology & Innovation Dan Jangblad Senior Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer SAAB AB Gudrun Carlsson Chargé d affaire of Swedish Embassy CISB and CNPq agreement for joining Brazilian Science Without Borders Program. SAAB will arrange at least 100 opportunities of Scholarships for Brazilians in the next 3 years

43 Portfolio - Projects 1. Coastal Radar for Brazilian / Global market 2. ICT and Electronics for Brazilian/Global market 3. Nano - Engineered CFRP for tough mechanical applications 4. Transport Security - Preventing theft from commercial vehicles 5. Hybrid Bus Brazil 6. COSMOS - Collaborative Engineering for Sustainable Mobile Systems 7. UAV - Cattle Tracking System 8. UAV - Urban Security 9. UAV Forest Fire Monitoring 10. UAV - Security support for large events 11. Visual City Plans 12. Sensor technology for real-time water monitoring 13. Waste Recovery - International Partnership 14. Bioenergy for sustainable development 15. EU Project NOVEMOR - Future Air Transport

44 Portfolio - Projects 16. Cognitive SDR - Better use of frequency space 17. Fusion Research 18. Further strengthening of Brazilian Forest Industry 19. Thermo-chemical conversion of biomass & waste 20. Synchrotron Radiation Science 21. Climate benefit of expanding bioenergy systems 22. Systems for promoting attractive bioenergy development 23. Expansion models for bioenergy that are attractive from socioeconomic and environmental perspectives 24. Secure & Efficient City with Real-time monitoring 25. Intelligent Transport System 26. Microgrids 27. Defense and Security Systems Integration Demonstrator 28. Wind turbines 29. Mining water and energy optimization

45 Current Members at CISB and Projects Industrial Research Institutes Universities Transport & Logistics Defense & Security Sustainable Energy Urban Future Collabora Polynol Collabora Transport Arena Science without Borders Microgrid Security Arena

46 CISB Innovation Funnel Ideas Networking Collaboration Funding Execution Collabora Microgrid Vinnova Call New Arenas Amazon Fund Industrial Ecology Brazilian Companies Transport & Security Arenas Polynol & 12 other partners & 10 other partners & 8 other partners Open Innovation Online Plataform Project submitted LOCAT & 3 other partners Ethanol Price Evaluation (EPE) CNPq-CISB-Saab 100 scholarship agreement Chalmers Institute of Technology KTH Royal Institute of Technology Linko ping University Lund University Swedish Institute of Computer Science University of Sko vde University of Pretoria George Mason University

47 Contact Information Bruno Rondani, Chief Executive Officer Skype: brunorondani Analice Martins, Institutional Relations Skype: analice.martins Swedish-Brazilian Research and Innovation Centre Av Imperador Dom Pedro II, 354 São Bernardo do Campo São Paulo , Brazil