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XXV IASP World Conference on Science and Technology Parks
Title:

Active role of Science Parks to shape and implement regional innovation policy - The impact of Adlershof Science Park to the realisation of the Berlin innovation

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2008_06_28_Poster 2008 Johannesburg_FINAL
Document type:
Conference Paper
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  1. Authors
    FullNameWithTitle2:
    Mr. Helge Neumann
  2. Co-authors
    FullNameWithTitle2:
    Dr. Peer Ambrée,
  3. Publisher
    IASP
  4. Publication date
    September 2008
  5. Place of publication
    Johannesburg, South Africa
  6. Number of pages
    16
Description:
Compared to global metropolises, smaller and transitional cities are also capable of generating sustainable economic development: using dynamic strategies focused on innovative business growth. Science Parks have a significant role in these strategies. Berlin Adlershof Science Park today is an international success story recovering a former East German centralized economy and paradigm change towards a knowledge-based society, where high-growth innovative SME are key. Actors from research, industry, administration and culture have been responsible for shaping Berlins innovation strategy. The result is a thriving Science Park that is a powerful engine for job-growth in the Berlin Capital region- approx. 10% annual growth: Important success criteria for the Park are:  Long-term development strategy, based on  Strengthening regional competences in research and application,  Developing networked innovation clusters in selected fields, Valuable business oriented services,  Access to international markets and finance,  A professional management structure and culture
  1. Conference name
    XXV IASP World Conference on Science and Technology Parks
  2. Conference theme
    The role of Science Parks in accelerating knowledge economy growth - contrasts between emerging and more developed economies
  3. Location
    Johannesburg, South Africa
  4. Conference start date
    14 September 2008
  5. Conference end date
    17 September 2008