Changes in Responsibilities and Tasks of Universities in Regional Innovation Ecosystems

Zoltán Birkner; Tivadar Máhr; Nora Rodek Berkes

Zoltán Birkner
Tivadar Máhr
Nora Rodek Berkes

Ključne besede: modeli helix, inovacija, družbena inovacija, odnosi univerze

Povzetek

Raziskovanje inovacijskega procesa se spreminja, saj postaja poleg predhodnega teritorialnega pristopa (proučevanje držav in najmanj regij) opis inovacijskega sodelovanja v lokalnih območjih vse bolj sprejet. Namesto inovacijske sposobnosti tradicionalnih velikih podjetij se je začelo proučevanje vloge malih in srednje velikih podjetij, nevladnih organizacij, lokalnih vlad, izobraževalnih institucij – še posebej univerz, kar nakazuje razvoj novega inovacijskega sistema. V letu 2015 je bila izvedena študija, v kateri smo se osredotočili na projekt civilnih in korporacijskih odnosov glavne univerze. Poskušali smo določiti nove usmeritve, ki temeljijo na ekonomskem in družbenem sodelovanju, kot tudi poiskati praktično uporabo teoretičnih helixov v teh interakcijah. Prišli smo do zaključka, da univerze niso samo deterministične glede na trojni model helix, temveč imajo tudi ugledno vlogo v ustvarjanju novega inovacijskega ekosistema, še posebej v zelo dobro opredeljenem geografskem območju.

Prenosi

Podatki o prenosih še niso na voljo.

Biografije avtorja

Zoltán Birkner

University of Pannonia, Madžarska
E-pošta: birkner.zoltan@uni-pen.hu

Zoltán Birkner, PhD is an associate professor at University of Pannonia Nagykanizsa Campus, a research specialist in the field of innovation performance of companies and regions, and the manager of a water technology research and development center.

Tivadar Máhr

University of Pannonia, Madžarska
E-pošta: mahrtivadar@gmail.com

Tivadar Máhr is an active settlement development specialist, a tourism and innovation expert, the deputy mayor of a highlighted touristic destination and PhD student in Management and Business Administration at the Doctoral School of University of Pannonia.

Nora Rodek Berkes

University of Pannonia, Madžarska
E-pošta: rodek.nora@uni-pen.hu

Nora Rodek Berkes is a lecturer at University of Pannonia Nagykanizsa Campus. She is a PhD student in Management and Business Administration at the Doctoral School of University of Pannonia. Her research topics include CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility), sustainable and responsible management, social innovation.

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