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Managing for innovation

Reference number
Coordinator GOVERNO AB - GOVERNO
Funding from Vinnova SEK 795 060
Project duration November 2017 - April 2019
Status Completed

Purpose and goal

The purpose of the project is to gain increased knowledge and understanding of how the operation management principles impact the ability to innovate. Our assessment is that the purpose and objectives of the project have largely been met. We have continued to develop existing methods and increased the understanding of how governance and management can be developed. The participants’ knowledge and capabilities have increased during the project. Methods and dialogue forms have been tried and developed. Diffusion of results and knowledge has been done at an external seminar.

Expected results and effects

The project has had the ambition to give the participants increased knowledge, insight and awareness of which control signals they meet, how they act on it and how it affects innovation capabilities. In this way, we wanted to inspire innovation. Assessment of the project show a high degree of involvement, where the participants in particular underline the value of meeting other functions, comparing themselves with others and reflecting on their own work, while at the same time being exposed to theory and past experiences. This has been a new way of reflecting and building capabilities.

Planned approach and implementation

In the project, we have used the methodology Action Innovation to disseminate and develop knowledge and experience about governance for innovation. Some 25 people from various functions in the City of Stockholm have participated. We have completed a total of five half-day seminars. Between these, the participants have visited each other´s functions to deepen their learning. We have worked to achieve a high degree of participation, dialogue and reflection, which has been very successful. It has involved an exchange of experience, the formation of new networks and new knowledge.

The project description has been provided by the project members themselves and the text has not been looked at by our editors.

Last updated 13 December 2018

Reference number 2017-04409

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