Making business green and green into business
Proceeding: 12th International Academic Conference (IAC)Publication Date: 2014-09-01
Authors : Tervonen Pekka; Haapasalo Harri;
Page : 1277-1288
Keywords : Innovations; environment; energy; cleantech;
Abstract
Oulu Innovation Alliance (OIA) is a example of triple-Helix consortium. It integrates top know-how from printed intelligence, wellbeing technology, cleantech and 3D internet and brings together research institutions, businesses and public sector organizations. OIA generates cutting-edge global business from research, development and innovation projects and ventures. The essential mission of the Centre for Environment and Energy (CEE) is to be strongly involved in branding Oulu as an eco-innovative city with green economy. Our focus is on air, water, energy and efficiency of resources with measurement technology as a cross-sectional theme. Our vision is to be the number one partner in eco-innovative solutions. Our strategy is to develop a knowledge hub that brings together the fields of environment and energy, thus, creating efficient connections between top experts and research, development and innovation projects (R&D&I projects); and co-operation networks and investors. To achieve our goal, the CEE uses a transparent network of connections where the top research of a chosen field and the business expertise in Oulu can find each other both nationally and internationally. This creates a lasting foundation for co-operation between research and business. Our operational philosophy is based on research programmes and networking which allows for swift and proactive co-operation between research communities and businesses. Through co-operation and joint projects we can develop new expertise and create new business for the world market. The aim of this paper is to describe the theoretical foundation and operative model for our centre of expertise ? CEE.
Other Latest Articles
- E- LOGISTICS AND E- LOGISTICS APPLICATIONS IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL SECTOR
- Organizational Commitment and Determinants of the Commitment in the context of Changing Working Conditions: Turkey Example*
- Financial Liberalization in the Developing Countries and Its Effect on Banking Systems and Banking Crises
- Advantages of study abroad from the students’ perspective
- Identification of Electronic Banking Acceptance Components in Branches of Keshavarzi Bank of Guilan Province (Northern of Iran)
Last modified: 2015-03-07 20:31:12