Samenvatting
The Living Lab-concept is emerging strongly in Europe as a new
method and approach of facilitating innovation in ICT in which the user plays a
central input role. The European Network of Living Labs currently assembles
more than 270 Living Labs, each with a different setup, approach and thematic
point of view. In this paper we perform a comparative case study analysis
between two recent Living Lab initiatives in Flanders, namely the Flemish
Living Lab Platform and LeYLab. We situate and evaluate both cases on a
theoretical as well as on a more practical level and conclude with a SWOTanalysis.
The results reveal that despite facing similar objectives, the
implementation of both cases strongly differs. We have thus gained a better
insight into the whole structuring of Living Labs as an innovation instrument,
whereas some key practices are more difficult to achieve.
method and approach of facilitating innovation in ICT in which the user plays a
central input role. The European Network of Living Labs currently assembles
more than 270 Living Labs, each with a different setup, approach and thematic
point of view. In this paper we perform a comparative case study analysis
between two recent Living Lab initiatives in Flanders, namely the Flemish
Living Lab Platform and LeYLab. We situate and evaluate both cases on a
theoretical as well as on a more practical level and conclude with a SWOTanalysis.
The results reveal that despite facing similar objectives, the
implementation of both cases strongly differs. We have thus gained a better
insight into the whole structuring of Living Labs as an innovation instrument,
whereas some key practices are more difficult to achieve.
| Originele taal-2 | English |
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| Titel | Conference : Action for Innovation : Innovating from Experience (ISPIM XXIII - 2012) |
| Status | Published - jun. 2012 |
| Evenement | Unknown - Duur: 1 jun. 2012 → … |
Conference
| Conference | Unknown |
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| Periode | 1/06/12 → … |