Assessment (T2) Setting-up, institutionalising and operationalising the Ecosystem Integration Labs

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What is a co-creation process? *

3 points

A process of collaboration between different organizational actors in identifying together a common problem.

A process of collaboration between the same type of organizational actors in working together towards a shared solution.

A process of collaboration between different organizational actors in working together towards a shared solution.

What are the Stakeholders? *

3 points

People, groups or organisations that are affected by your project.

People, groups or organisations who can affect the outcome of your project.

People, groups or organisations that are affected by your project or who can affect the outcome of your project.

What is Stakeholder Engagement? *

3 points

A continuous and systematic process by which an organisation establishes a constructive dialogue and a fruitful communication with its key shareholders.

A continuous and systematic process by which an organisation establishes a constructive dialogue and a fruitful communication with its key stakeholders.

A continuous and systematic process by which an organisation establishes a constructive dialogue and a fruitful communication with its key stakeholders while elaborating the organizational strategy.

What are the roles the stakeholders might be affected with? *

3 points

The stakeholders might be affected only with a passive role.

The stakeholders are the lead participants only.

The stakeholders might be affected with a passive role, experimenter, innovator, lead participants or only testers.

What is Quadruple Helix? *

3 points

The process engaging key community actors: Government, Research and scientific institutions, Industry, Citizens; in bottom-up collaborative processes in innovation policy and challenge the traditional top-down policymaking process.

The government run process engaging key community actors: Research and scientific institutions; Industry; Citizens; In top down collaborative processes in innovation policy and challenge the traditional top-down policymaking process.

The process engaging key industry actors: Research and scientific institutions; Companies; In bottom-up collaborative processes in innovation policy and challenge the traditional top-down policymaking process.

What is Design Thinking? *

3 points

A non-linear, iterative process used by teams to understand users, challenge assumptions, redefine problems and create innovative solutions

A linear process used by teams to understand users, challenge assumptions, redefine problems and create innovative solutions

A non-linear, non-iterative process used by teams to understand users, challenge assumptions, redefine problems and create innovative solutions

What is Technology transfer (TT)? *

3 points

The process of conveying results stemming from scientific and technological research to another organization, along with associated skills and procedures, and is as such an intrinsic part of the technological cooperation process

The process of conveying results stemming from scientific and technological research to an industry, along with associated skills and procedures, and is as such an intrinsic part of the industrial progress

The process of conveying results stemming from scientific and technological research to the market place and to wider society, along with associated skills and procedures, and is as such an intrinsic part of the technological innovation process

What is the core element for successful technology transfer? *

3 points

People

Know-how

Money

What is Knowledge and technology transfer (KTT)? *

3 points

A process aiming to the development of smarter, more inclusive, more resilient, and more sustainable products.

A process aiming to the development of smarter, more inclusive, more resilient, and more sustainable urban communities.

A process aiming to the development of smarter, more inclusive, more resilient, and more sustainable industries.

What are Living Labs? *

3 points

Labs that are bringing together the same kind of stakeholders through co-creation in order to innovate in a real-life setting, with the community considered as the development context.

Labs that are bringing together the different stakeholders (companies, research communities, public sector, and citizens) through co-creation in order to innovate in a real-life setting, with the community considered as the development context.

Labs that are bringing together the different stakeholders (companies, research communities, public sector, and citizens) through co-creation in order to innovate in a specialized laboratory.

What are nature based solutions? *

3 points

Solutions are environmently friendly.

Solutions are inspired by and tested in the nature.

Solutions are inspired by, supported by and copied from nature.

What is responsible innovation? *

3 points

The inclusion of end users, public and private actors in the innovation developing process.

The innovation developing process is environmently friendly.

The inclusion of the authorities in the innovation developing process.

What is an Ecosystem Integration Labs (EILs)? *

3 points

Living-lab structures where responsible innovation can be co-produced with triple helix stakeholders in order to lead the path to impactful spin-offs/startups/scale-ups

Living-lab structures where responsible innovation can be co-produced with quadruple helix stakeholders in order to lead the path to impactful spin-offs/startups/scale-ups

Living-lab structures where technical innovation can be co-produced with quadruple helix stakeholders in order to scale up spin-offs/startups.

What is Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI)? *

3 points

RRI implies that societal actors (researchers, students, university administrators, citizens, policy makers, business, third sector organisations, etc.) work together during the whole research and innovation process in order to better align both the process and its outcomes with the values, needs and expectations of society.

What is the mission of an EIL? *

3 points

Considering the importance of the technology transfer dimension within its activity, an EIL should be tightly aligned and supported by the institution it serves

Considering the importance of the technology transfer dimension within its activity, an EIL should be tightly aligned and supported by the community

Considering the importance of the technology transfer dimension within its activity, an EIL should be tightly aligned and supported by the public authority regulating its activity

What is the main objectives for the EIL? *

3 points

The mission of an EIL is income generation

The mission of an EIL is technology transfer

The EIL’s mission should be consistent with the institutional mission, and the EIL’s approach and activities should support and add value to the institution.

What is the EIL's related role of the senior management of the host institution? *

3 points

The senior management of the host institution need to understand the relevance of knowledge and technology transfer to the institution and, therefore, must actively support the EIL.

The senior management of the host institution need to understand the relevance of knowledge and technology transfer to the institution and, therefore, must actively lead the EIL's activity.

The senior management of the host institution need to understand the relevance of knowledge and technology transfer to the institution and, therefore, must actively communicate with the EIL.

What is the position of an EIL toward national and regional policies and objectives? *

3 points

An EIL is not influenced by national and regional policies.

National and regional policies and objectives should serve as a framework for shaping an EIL and directing priorities.

Only regional policies and objectives should serve as a framework for shaping the knowledge and technology transfer office (KTTO) and directing priorities.

What are the The key components of an EIL from a planning perspective? *

3 points

The governance and management structure; Financing and business model.; The legal frame; Using a nature based solution; Partners and users; The approach and methods; The ICT infrastructure.

The governance and management structure; Financing and business model; The context; Using a nature based solution; Partners and users; The approach and methods; The ICT infrastructure.

The governance and management structure; Financing and business model; The context; Using a nature based solution; Partners; The approach and methods; The ICT infrastructure.

What is the governance and management structure of an EIL? *

3 points

The governance and management structure reflects on the way that an EIL in the strategic or operational level is complying the legal framework.

The governance and management structure reflects on the way that an EIL in the strategic or operational level is complying with national and regional policies.

The governance and management structure reflects on the way that an EIL in the strategic or operational level is managed and organised.

What are the benefits of a financing and business model? *

3 points

Financing and business model considers a sustainable business model that creates, delivers, and captures value for all EIL stakeholders.

Financing and business model considers a sustainable business model that creates, delivers, and captures value for all EIL shareholders.

Financing and business model considers a sustainable business model that creates, delivers, and captures value for the university.

What is the context of an EIL? *

3 points

The context is the physical setting in which the nature-based solution will be implemented.

The context is the legal framework in which the nature-based solution will be implemented.

The context is the policy framework in which the nature-based solution will be implemented.

Who are the partners and users of an EIL? *

3 points

Partners and users reflect on the triple-helix approach with different roles namely, public sectors, private sectors and research institutes.

Partners and users reflect on the triple-helix approach with different roles namely, public sectors, private sectors and citizens.

Partners and users reflect on the Quadruple-helix approach with different roles namely, public sectors, private sectors, research institutes and citizens.

What are the approach and methods used in the EIL process? *

3 points

The approach and methods can be related to different data collection and analysis approach in the EIL process, supportive tools as well as various engagement methods.

The approach and methods can be related to different organizational networking approach in the EIL process as well as various engagement methods.

The approach and methods can be related to different citizens engagement methods.

What is the ICT infrastructure in an EIL process? *

3 points

The ICT infrastructure are buildings and ICT tools supporting the EIL activities.

The ICT infrastructure are existing ICT tools and infrastructures supporting the EIL activities.

The ICT infrastructure are existing and desirable ICT tools and infrastructures supporting the EIL activities.

What are the EIL’s main management aspects? *

3 points

Personnel; Building skill sets; Infrastructure; Budget; Business model

Personnel; Building skill sets; Managing information; Budget; Business model

Personnel; Building skill sets; Managing information; Budget; Networking

What kind of abilities should have an effective EIL's team? *

3 points

An effective EIL is a team with complementary abilities

An effective EIL is a team with business abilities

An effective EIL is a team with research abilities

What are the main phases of development of an EIL, as a living lab? *

3 points

Needs assesment; Planning and setting up; Co-creation; Implementation; Test and Evaluation.

Planning and setting up; Exploration; Co-creation; Implementation; Test and Evaluation.

Planning and setting up; Funding; Co-creation; Implementation; Test and Evaluation.

What is citizen engagement? *

3 points

Giving citizens the opportunity to express their opinions on topics of public matter.

Giving citizens the opportunity to get informed about the solution that will affect their life later on.

Giving citizens the opportunity to decide on the solution that will affect their life later on.

What are six main categories of citizen engagement? *

3 points

No engagement; Symbolic engagement; Engagement by advice; Engagement by weak control; Engagement by doing; Engagement by strong control

No engagement; Symbolic engagement; Engagement by request; Engagement by weak control; Engagement by doing; Engagement by strong control

No engagement; Symbolic engagement; Engagement by advice; Engagement without control; Engagement by weak control.; Engagement by strong control

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