30th IASP World Conference
Title:
Ljubljana: A Talent-Friendly City Hub
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Conference Paper
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- AuthorsFullNameWithTitle2:Mr. Iztok Lesjak
- Co-authors
- PublisherIASP
- Publication dateOctober 2013
- Place of publicationRecife, Brazil
- Number of pages8
- Keywords
- Technology sectors
Description:
The research and innovation strategy of Slovenia for the 2011-2020 period recognizes that economic development heralds the transition from the post-industrial era into a knowledge-based society. This transition is a major challenge and at the same time an opportunity for any society to come to the forefront of economic and societal development. Regardless of the change spearheaded by knowledge-based societies, its winners will be those who succeed in attracting and applying talent. This year signifies 11 years from the publication of Richard Florida's book The Rise of the Creative Class , which highlights the importance of creativity and innovation for the well-being of modern societies. According to his research, talent, technology and tolerance (the three Ts) are at the heart of success of modern creative societies. As a result, an appropriate innovation ecosystem is key to economic success in any knowledge-based society. This system must offer ample access to capital and other resources needed for the development of technology and entrepreneurial talent alongside developing a community and internal values.
- Conference name30th IASP World Conference
- Conference themeScience parks shaping new cities
- LocationRecife, Brazil
- Conference start date14 October 2013
- Conference end date17 October 2013