Workshop Smart Specialisation, Cluster Cooperation & Regional Development in the Scandria-Corridor. Cluster Internationalisation in Berlin-Brandenburg

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1 Workshop Smart Specialisation, Cluster Cooperation & Regional Development in the Scandria-Corridor Cluster in Berlin-Brandenburg Malmö, 24 September 2013 Ulrike Reimer Senior Manager International Business, European Services 1 Cluster - Overview selected quotations of innobb Ensuring international competitiveness towards international competitiveness and international research collaborations selection and development but also initiation of (in particular also international) pilot projects of great importance for the entire cluster/future field of excellence, if required also cross-cutting, in close contact with the companies and research facilities international networking and marketing are directly brought to bear on the cluster development processes International competitiveness of the innovation location via: International networking of the companies and clusters International research collaborations Expansion of the systematic integration in EU funding structures towards cross-regional and international growth markets clusters will develop systematic network relationships and strategic partnerships with other actors from Europe and beyond involvement of international partners in cluster projects. achieve international visibility 2 1

2 Cluster strategic start (2011/2012) Cluster is a cross-cutting issue in line with the cluster development first steps of being concrete: first strategic dialogue integration into cluster development setting first priorities implementation of working groups each cluster status seminar end Cluster strategic start (2011/2012) Energy Technology Life Science and Healthcare Photonics Mobility exchange with EU and int. energy clusters cluster-specificoverview of funds cluster cooperation bundling informationabout internationalisation Support of EU projects in cooperation with EEN supra-regional marketing incl. unique selling proposition integration of regional SME in EU programs experts dialogue Brussles identification of relevant fairs int. new market development dialogue EU Commission int. Diagnostic-Partnering regional co-financing for (EU) projects contact for sector-specific market expertise EU-lobbying for regional topics and interests further developmentand support of new market devlop. and cooperation harmonisation of regional fund possibilities for supporting internationalisation identification of target markets int. cluster marketing arrangement of delegations based on cluster interrests 4 2

3 Cluster Current development Life Science and Healthcare Energy Technology ICT, Media and Creatice Industries Photonics Transport, Mobility and Logistics master plan integration s cross-cutting topic member: cluster management staff, EEN, experts biotechnology and pharma medical tech. new supply options and rehabilitation support of health, prevention, health tourism Wind power / security in ICT bioenergy Games Solar power mobil applications Turbomachines geoinformation and power plant cloud computing technology connected life Energy systems design and storage, power grids/emobility Energy efficient technologies laser photonics for communication and sensoric optical measurement engineering light engineering biomedical optics microsystem technology Automotive, Rail transport engineering, Aerospace Logistics, Traffic telematics 5 Cluster Current development master plan integration: by defining the hot topics within the fields of action, internationalisation become more influence internationalisation as overlapping topic will be integrated in the master plan s general part as well as in the details parts of the fields of action in some clusters the surveys started, result will be implemented additional activities, e.g.: two workshop dealing with the topic How to involve SME into EU Projects? brainstorming of obstacles description of detailed measurements action plans 6 3

4 Cluster Current development activities in close cooperation with EEN: support, guidance and if necessary financing of pilots international cluster networking cross-cluster exchange interface to other institutions and partner consultation and information of EU programming, EEN especially Horizon2020 etc. Why internationalisation? How to implement? Who takes care? visibility and marketing exchange, best-practice cooperation in R&D and production opening new markets Using cluster networks: cooperation, exchange, loobying, bringing EU to the region Using EU programs: companies, R&D, huge consortia Implementing or strategic Using of fairs and conferences: matchmakings, delegations Workshops, experts dialogues Using regional events for int. aims Cluster managements and internationalisation staff EEN In cooperation with: Working groups in the fields of action Chambers of commerce, networks, associations Regional partnerships 7 Cluster Expectations of the workshop: Finding similarities in our work Elaboration of common thematic topics Possibilities to join forces, e.g.: further workshops on one topic aiming at clear results for cooperation like projects, consortia development etc. Joint events, using regional events for internationalisation Sustainable information exchange Knowledge transfer on strategic development like smart specialisation or international strategies, common topics? 8 4

5 Thank you for your attention Ulrike Reimer Senior Manager International Business, European Services T ulrike.reimer@zab-brandenburg.de 9 5