I 3 SME Project. Innovation Congress Stuttgart 14 th of April 2010

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I 3 SME Project INTRODUCING INNOVATION INSIDE SMEs Innovation Congress Stuttgart 14 th of April 2010

Project partners Province of Bologna (LP, IT) CNA Regional Association of Emilia Romagna (IT) Autonomous Province of Trento (IT) Start-up & Service Centre Fürstenfeld (AT) Brandenburg Economic Development Board (GER) South Transdanubian Regional Development Agency (HU) Pannon Business Network Association (HU) Regional Development Agency of Bielsko-Biala (PL) Techno Center at University of Maribor (SLO) 2

Innovation: State of the art Central European regions are characterised by an high concentration of micro and SMEs. Investment in the innovation field is becoming the key element of competitiveness. Investment in innovation as traditionally conceived in the large enterprises are not strategically and economically sustainable in small enterprises.

Innovation: steps forwards Change in the micro and SMEs culture and approach Exchange of best practices at international level Involvement of SMEs associations, local development agencies, public authorities and innovation centres New ICT systems and approaches

Innovation: steps forwards Improve investment in RTD and innovation inside SMEs Support the participation to international projects Lisbon strategy application and Gothenburg principles

Project objectives I³SME main objective is to create a prolific environment for innovation in the economic systems of the involved regions which are mainly characterised by micro, small and medium-sized enterprises. The project aims at contributing to the micro and SMEs performances enhancement in the research and innovation fields, offering effective services in order to enable them to face the main difficulties in acceding to knowledge and innovation.

Specific objectives 1- analyse the different approaches and services already utilised in the involved areas individuating good practices and excellence 2 - defining common methodologies to be applied introducing the benchmarking approach and ICT platform as tools for assessing and improving the micro and SMEs performances 3 - conceiving specific action plans/guidelines to be adopted by SMEs in the involved areas with the participation of the relevant stakeholders 4 - training and supporting community of facilitators 5 - implementing pilot projects in order to test the new services and assess their effectiveness

PPs linked to the territory and to the SMEs Strength points Strategic Consultative Committee Benchmarking analysis on 700 SMEs International ICT platform Communication activities International catalogue of hidden champions Best practices for innovation improvement in SMEs Research cocktails and international meetings I 3 SME Study visit and international on site training International network of facilitators Guidelines on the benchmarking system Training for facilitators 7 pilot actions with 70 SMEs

Project activities Horizontal activities Project coordination Communication and dissemination

Technical activities Benchmarking analysis and hidden champions identification INTRODUCING INNOVATION INSIDE SMEs ICT Platform Multilingual catalogue and Manual on benchmarking FACILITATORS identification training network study visit

Benchmarking analysis WHERE WE ARE? Definition of a questionnaire for the innovation evaluation inside the companies Set up of the web platform Interviews with the companies 100 SMES per country NEXT STEPS Identification of the hidden champions and preparation of the catalogue Identification of the companies to be involved in the pilot projects 11

Training activities WHERE WE ARE? 2 Facilitators per partners, in charge to interview the companies and insert the data in the web platform 4 international training sessions NEXT STEPS Study tour Extra training Training sessions and direct experience inside the companies 12

Pilot projects Identification of 20 companies per area Support of the facilitators in order to improve the performances of the companies Improve the level of the innovation inside the companies 13

Communication activities Web site: www.i3sme.eu International conferences Research cocktails Consultative committee Pubblications Informal meeting with local stakeholders, entrepreneurs, researchers.. 14

I 3 SME Project www.i3sme.eu Grazie Francesco Natale Giulia Righetti francesco.natale@naxta.it giulia.righetti@naxta.it