A Sector-Selection Methodology for Living Labs Implementation

Viseur, Robert

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A Sector-Selection Methodology for Living Labs Implementation

Viseur, Robert

2016

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Keywords :

[en] living lab; [en] creative wallonia; [en] innovation; [en] public policy; [en] co-creation

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[en] Creative Wallonia is a framework program that puts creativity and innovation at the heart of the redevelopment of Wallonia. In the context of Creative Wallonia, the Walloon government has decided to study the implementation of Living Lab pilot projects in Wallonia. The initiators required to identify two sectors in which the pilot phase could be addressed and conducted. This paper is dedicated to the sector selection methodology that was developed for the implementation of the Walloon Living Lab pilot projects. The paper is organized in three sections. In the first section we search for the criteria that could be used to select appropriate sectors. In the second section we present the developed methodology and the selection grid based on criteria. In the third section we discuss the grid and the results after application to the Walloon call for pilot projects. The contribution of the research consists in a methodology that allows to objectivize the choice of sectors that will be applied to the future Living Lab projects. Finally, a preliminary feedback about the living labs implementation is discussed.

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General management, entrepreneurship & organizational theory
Library & information sciences

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Viseur, Robert ; Université de Mons > Faculté Warocqué d'Economie et de Gestion > Management financier et Dynamiques territoriales

Language :

English

Title :

A Sector-Selection Methodology for Living Labs Implementation

Publication date :

17 August 2016

Event name :

International Symposium on Open Collaboration

Event place :

Berlin, Germany

Event date :

2016

Research unit :

F113 - Management de l'Innovation Technologique

Research institute :

R450 - Institut NUMEDIART pour les Technologies des Arts Numériques

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