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Exploring heterogeneous digital innovation hubs in their context

A comparative case study of six (6) DIHs with links to S3, innovation systems and digitalisation on a regional scale

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This report explores the regional variation in organisation and implementation of DIHs across six (6) different EU regions: Saxony-Anhalt (Germany), Wielkopolska (Poland), Northern Ostrobothnia (Finland), Tallinn (Estonia), Andalusia (Spain) and Central Macedonia (Greece). The case studies were conducted in conjunction with a wider survey among DIH managers and regional policy managers (RIS3) whose results are presented in a separate JRC Technical Report. While the survey covers a wider scope of questions, this report follows a comparative approach in order to identify common denominators, strengths and challenges concerning 1) how the DIHs are set-up; 2) how DIHs are fitted to the regional policy- and economic context, with particular attention given to the connection between DIHs and the regional/national smart specialisation strategy (RIS3); 3) how regions could better benefit by DIHs; 4) what are the funding sources and how they are coordinated. The report aims to contribute to our understanding of different models of DIHs registered in the DIH Catalogue (yellow pages) across regions and their respective interactions with the regional/national innovation ecosystems and specifically the smart specialisation strategies. The selected approach has also helped to highlight current good practices and suggest alternative ideas on how to set up future DIHs (e.g. multi-sided platforms model) also in view of the upcoming Digital Europe Programme (DEP).
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ISSN 1831-9424
ISBN 978-92-76-11108-5
DOI 10.2760/627437
Kataloga numurs KJ-NA-29851-EN-N
ISSN 1018-5593
ISBN 978-92-76-11109-2
DOI 10.2760/19710
Kataloga numurs KJ-NA-29851-EN-C
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ISSN 1831-9424 ISBN 978-92-76-11108-5 DOI 10.2760/627437 Kataloga numurs KJ-NA-29851-EN-N
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ISSN 1018-5593 ISBN 978-92-76-11109-2 DOI 10.2760/19710 Kataloga numurs KJ-NA-29851-EN-C
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