Between Prometheus and Hermes: The Apulian ICT Living Labs

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Between Prometheus and Hermes: The Apulian ICT Living Labs Conference in the field of Creative and Cultural Industries Gaetano Grasso InnovaPuglia Ljubljana 2017, 5th October

Apulian ICT Living Labs EU OP ERDF Puglia 2007-2013 An initiative promoted by Apulia Region Economic Development, Employment and Innovation Department- Industrial Research and Innovation Service Implemented by InnovaPuglia - In house company of Apulia Region - Technical Support Division

Strategy Quadruple helix paradigm Open innovation 2.0 Epistemic communities

Apulian ICT Living Labs Catching the fire of Creativity: main purposes leverage user driven, open innovation in support of local ICT SMEs innovation, growth and competitiveness promote the evolution of Regional public administration and civil society from passive consumers to active prosumers of content and services of general interest, supported by ICT innovation. create domain-specific open innovation environments within reallife conditions, in which the active involvement of local end-users and ICT SMEs can pave the way to the co-design of new services, products and social infrastructures.

Apulian ICT Living Labs Sharing the thrust of Innovation: the public goods game The Apulian ICT Living Lab approach achieved an emerging added value in answering to public innovation needs through the development of communities of practice in ICT application, based on the following defined categories: Smart Cities & Communities, where the end user is a Municipality Knowledge Communities, where the end user is a school, a museum or a cultural entity Business Communities, where the end user is companies association

Players entanglement The sustainability of the mechanism could be warranted by the utility for each sharing player of the cooperative public goods game. In this way a new point of view is suggested in terms of cooperation efficiency: players entanglement offers each one payoff because all players cooperate and classical egoism of individual rationality is replaced by quantum altruism. In Apulian Living Labs citizens engagement through innovation policies based on quadruple helix paradigm allowed to recruit underrepresented groups and institutions, as well as to create partnerships with organizations that have substantial existing expertise in complementary areas. MAJOR PLAYERS Governance o o Users o o Academia o Enterprises Regional Government of Apulia Host Institution: InnovaPuglia SpA Socio-economic and no profit Associations Public bodies Research Laboratories o SMEs active in the (broadly defined) ICT sector

Results 75 PROJECTS FUNDED 40 MINICIPALITIES 40 RESEARCH LABS 193 SMEs 15.000 CITIZENS

Future: CCI for enhancing resilience and sustainability Creativity, that process that leads to innovation, is changing everything, including the way that people and organizations flourish. In Europe the cultural and creative industries represent a relevant production system. Social, cuitural and technological change stimulated needs and demand of new way of cultural growth. The Apulian ICTLiving Lab finds motivation in this amazing European context where new opportunities could open future perspectives for young people against the uncertain situation due to the economical crisis. So that, starting from a number of projects funded by the Apulian ICT Living Labs Programme, Regione Puglia Administration and InnovaPuglia SpA, aim to: Enhance the relationship between SMEs working in the cultural sector; Build up cooperation network for skills exchange; Spread social innovation in the cultural environment; Search for European intercultural creative network.

Future: CCI for enhancing resilience and sustainability In this way, Apulian Living Lab is not only a test experience of innovation policies but it becomes a strategic dynamic tool. In fact, starting from the interaction between a given set of agents (stakeholders), the mechanism design at the basis of the Apulian Living Labs offers practical tools (focus group, panel group, demolab etc.) able to improve dynamically agents strategic interaction in order to give rise to the desired cooperation behaviours, maximizing socio-economic payoffs in terms of both social cohesion and economic growth.

The technology impact: Collective generativity in CCI The Apulian ICT Living Labs model focused on technological engines stimulating the ability of a distributed community to engage collectively in producing novel configurations and possibilities and in changing conceptual frames, within a particular goal-driven context (public demand context). MAJOR PLAYERS Governance o Regional Government of Apulia o SMEs active in the (broadly defined) ICT sector

Bari metropolitan area and Living Labs:a centripetal inclusion force toward the smart city Integrated Cloud System, dedicated to all companies active in the creative arts sector operating in the city of Bari, to support access to and use of artistic and cultural activities. Leveraging scientific data, georeferencing data and augmented reality technologies, realization of a mobile application that can revive the great prehistoric animals that are supposed to have inhabited the territory A set of products/services addressed to the community and aimed at generating a connecting retail businesses and theatre activities. HELP LARGE - HEaLthy Promotion Living lab through Alternate Reality GamE New interactive tools addressed specifically to the show business and aimed at actors, dance companies, filmmakers, to the access to virtual spaces in which to carry out virtual ideas, shared with the network in the international and local cultural processes Lcn - Live Cultural Network Citizens and architectural barriers monitoring

Direction and Plans for the Future: ERDF 2014-2020 and the S3 Smart Puglia 2020 : The Regional policies for CCI Public Private Clustering action Living Lab for S3 social challenges TECNONIDI Supporting Innovative Start Up

Direction and Plans for the Future: ERDF 2014-2020 and the S3 Smart Puglia 2020 SMART IN PUGLIA SUPPORT MEMORY ARTS RESILIENCE TERRITORY INTELLIGENCE In coherence with the Europe 2020 strategy and in line with what has been achieved in recent years, the new regional operational program aims to put in a system "container" and "content" to make it an intelligent, sustainable and inclusive growth instrument. A program designed to protect, enhance and promote the identity of a territory, and hence its culture (cultural goods, cultural activities and live entertainment, audiovisual, creativity), in an increasingly innovative way, stimulating growth, employment, competitiveness, social and territorial cohesion. http://www.piiilculturapuglia.it/

Direction and Plans for the Future: ERDF 2014-2020 and the S3 Smart Puglia 2020 The Strategic Plan of Culture promotes full involvement of productive tissue, community participation, the protagonist of all creative talents, the formation of public-private partnerships.

Thank you! Gaetano Grasso [g.grasso@innova.puglia.it] 0039 0804670627 InnovaPuglia S.p.A. Società assoggettata alla direzione e controllo della Regione Puglia