Lean schemas for service offer formats in innovation ecosystems
Lean schemas for service offer formats in innovation ecosystems
In the document we come up with a first approach to identify synergies amongst Tasks 5.1 ‘Market and stakeholder needs analysis’ (Leader: UKOLN) and WP3 (Leader: KINNO) and all its encompassing Tasks. Our aim is to design a lean scheme for the Service Offer, that its value will be demonstrated with a respective ‘storylines’ that will help build the regional ecosystems. To this we make a start in the document by providing insights of the ecosystems in Porto and Cologne. In the next version we shall include also information on the Thessaloniki ecosystem and elaborate for the other two ecosystems as well.
- Universidade Lusófona do Porto Portugal
- University of Cologne Germany
- University of Porto Portugal
- Dublin City University Ireland
- Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Greece
service offers templates, stakeholder analysis, digital health, e-health, service science, innovation ecosystems, smart health, open innovation
service offers templates, stakeholder analysis, digital health, e-health, service science, innovation ecosystems, smart health, open innovation
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