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Activities
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Innovation Society 2008 Conference in Munich
The International Innovation Society 2008 Conference was held in the European Metropolitan Region Munich on May 29-30. NormannPartners has assisted in creation of the Innovation Alliance of leading European regions, which organizes this yearly conference. Together with Stockholm County, NormannPartners presents and facilitates work on an industry-lead cross-regional approach to fostering innovation.
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PhD on Organizing Innovation
In his thesis, presented on June 14 2008 at Gothenburg School of Business, Fredrik Lavén explores the difficulties as innovation policy is translated into practice. All too often organizations and cluster initiatives prioritize form and structural arrangements, resulting in rigidities and inertia. This study suggests that more focus should be placed on action and exploring innovation opportunities. The policy challenges is thus to facilitate local innovation work instead of "policing" structure.
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Oxford Scenarios Programme
Open programme held over five days, developing world class techniques on scenario building and use and usage, for executive individuals and teams.
Next course: May 18-22 2009. See our Services/Scenarios section.
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Focus Areas
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Growth strategies
In changing markets, companies face new growth challenges. NormannPartners offers a customer centric approach to growth. In an assignment preparing a private equity held global company for IPO, growth pockets accumulating to overall 4x market growth were identified.
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Scenarios and indicator tracking
Scenario indicator tracking is a leading web-based solution linked to a continuous user process that helps the organisation to keep the scenarios 'alive' and adjusted – and be prepared for their unfolding, leading to continuous learning, and guidance for strategy and action.
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Business innovation systems
In work for the Swedish Agency for Innovation Systems, NormannPartners suggests dynamics and driving forces enabling successful development and exploitation of business and technology ideas in the Service Economy.
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