ICICI 2009, October 1st-2nd 2009, Prague, CR
(program still subject to modifications)
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Thursday (October 1st)
8:30 – 9:30 check-in
10:00 – Welcome address of hosting institutions
10: 15 – 10:30 - Framework and aims of ICICI 2009: Steffen Roth (Bern University of Applied Sciences)
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10:30 - 12: 00 Keynote Speaker: Prof. Nico Stehr (Zeppelin University, Friedrichshafen). Title: “Enabling knowledge”
Commentary by prof. Josef Hochgerner (Center for Social Innovation, Vienna). “Using knowledge”
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12:00 – 13:30 Lunch time
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13:30 – 15:00 – Session I: “Social dimension of innovation in theoretical perspectives”
Sandro Cattacin: “Societal change – suffering, moral challenges and institutional innovation”
Lukas Scheiber , André Reichel: “The social dimension of innovation: innovation in interaction, organisation and society“
Andrea Pozzali: “The role of background knowledge on the propensity to innovate: some reflections for a research agenda”
Gloria Baigorrotegui: “The ways in which innovative practices incarnate“
Klaus Schuch and Gruber, Florian: „Measuring Social Innovation“
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15:00 – 15:30 Coffee brake
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15:30 – 17:00 Session II: “The social Process of Innovating: platform models, methods of experiencing change, diffusion factors” – presentation of a research project
Michael Fox, David Jentsch, Susann Fink: „Innovation understandings and processes in Saxon automotive supplying industry – a quantitative survey“
Hannele Kerosuo: „ Expansive development through the change lab-method: Examples from
Finnish Health care“
David Jentsch, Michael Fox, Thomas Schmieder: „Linking social aspects and technology in innovation processes – a case study from logistics industry“
Silke Geithner: “HRD as a resource for innovation – two cases from textile industry
and automotive supplying industry“
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18:00 Excursion, evening program
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Friday (October 2nd)
9:30 – 11:00 Session III: “Social services and innovations”
Anne Parpam-Blaser: „Key issues and dimensions of innovation in social services and social work“
Wouter Mensnik: “The role of expectations in radical system innovation: the Electronic Health Record, utopian ideal or achievable necessity?“
Nathalie Stumm: “Open Innovation and the “Silver Agers” – Analysis of social impacts”
Gabriella Polizzi : “Introducing media education into school teaching”
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11:00 – 11:30 Coffee brake
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11:30 – 13:00 Session IV: “Social dimension of innovation in organizations and firms (Mode II in critical assessment)”
Lorenzo Pirelli at al.: “Social aspects in the governance and organisational model of the European Institute of innovation and technology“
Benoît Dutilleul, Wouter Mensink, Frans A.J. Birrer: „Living Labs for enhancing innovation and its social dimension: framework and experiences“
Cotta Diogo: “The partnership between Bradesco and Society: innovation through the social balance-sheet“
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13:00 – 14:00 Lunch break
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14.00 – 15:30 Session V: “Infrastructure for support of social sources of innovation”
Maarit Lahtonen, Nuppu Rouhiainen: “Dialogue as a Facilitator of Learning and Development in a National Workplace Development Programme”
Julia Backhaus, Ynke Feenstra: “Innovating actors in the energy system: the importance of intermediary organisations“
Hans-Werner Franz: “Quality Management is Ongoing Social Innovation”
Nico Grove, A. Picot: “Why imbalances in information society can not be solved with wireless only“
Bizzarri Carlotta: “The emerging phenomenon of co-working: A redefinition of job market in the networking society”
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15:30 – 16:00 coffee break
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16:00 – 17:00 Session VI. “Regional and sectoral resources of social innovation”
Piotr Stankiewitz: “GMO as a social innovation in rural areas“
Jiří Loudín : “South Moravia on the Road to Knowledge Region (Is there any technological innovation that is „non-social“?)
Shahzad Khan: “Dynamics in Innovation System[s]: networks and learning during the rise of the lithographic equipment manufacturing sector in the Netherlands“
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17:00 – 18:00 Concluding round table discussion – attending Sandro Cattacin, Horatiu Dragomirescu and Karel Müller: the main issues of ICICI 2009 and the perspective of ICICI
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