The XXIV ISPIM Conference: 16-19 June 2013

Programme (PROVISIONAL 24 May)

SUNDAY, 16 JUNE

Venue: Pörssitalo (Former Helsinki Stock Exchange Building), Fabianinkatu 14, 00100 Helsinki - www.restaurantporssi.fi/en

[1400 - 1830] ISPIM PhD Lab

The ISPIM PhD Student Community provides activities and networking for students from around the world, who are completing a PhD in Innovation Management. All PhD students are invited to attend this PhD Lab which will be held in the Börs-private room at Pörssitalo.

[1830 - 2000] Welcome Reception & Registration (including facilitator and moderator briefing 1845-1915)

Delegates are invited to an informal reception at the former Stock Exchange Building. Built in 1911 in the very heart of Helsinki, the Helsinki Stock Exchange building has a colourful history. Over the decades the majestic stone building has witnessed key moments in Finland’s history and the development of the nation’s business and restaurant culture.

Dress Code: Casual

MONDAY, 17 JUNE

Venue: Helsinki Congress Paasitorni, Paasivuorenkatu 5 A, 00530 Helsinki

[from 0815] Delegate Registration

(Entrance Foyer)

[from 0800] The Monday Newcomers Breakfast

(Room: Salikabinetti - off Paasi Restaurant on Floor 2)

Your first time at ISPIM? Start the first morning with a new set of friends to make you feel at home right away!

[0845 - 0900] Conference Welcome

(Room: Congress Hall 2½ floor)

Iain Bitran, Executive Director, ISPIM

Ingmar Björkman, Dean, Aalto University School of Business

Christopher Palmberg, Advisor (innovation research), Tekes - The Finnish Funding Agency for Technology and Innovation

[0900 – 0930] Keynote Speaker

Tuula Antola
Director, Economic and Business Development
City of Espoo

[0930 – 1000] Knut Holt Memorial Address

Erkki Ormala
Vice-President, Business Environment, Corporate Relations & Responsibility, Nokia
Professor of Practice, Innovation Management, Department of Management and International Business, Aalto University

[1000 – 1030] Keynote Speaker

John Bessant
Professor of Innovation and Entrepreneurship
University of Exeter Business School
A sideways look at innovation

[1030 – 1100] Coffee Break

(Floor 2 1/2 Lobby & Foyer)

[1100 - 1230] Hot Topic Roundtable Sessions (Rooms: Congress Hall 2½ floor, Karl Lindahl 1½ floor, Juho Rissanen 1½ floor) Discussion roundtables on innovation "hot topics" for groups of around 10 per table. Sessions last for 45 minutes and will be repeated once. Delegates are required to change tables half-way through the session. Seating is on a first-come-first-served basis.
Industry-focus Tables	Scientific-focus Tables
Table 1: ISPIM Seeks Solutions A: Solving the Innovation Management Challenge Frank Piller - Director, Technology & Innovation Management Group at RWTH Aachen University, Germany & Co-director of the MIT Smart Customization Group at MIT, USA	Table 21: How can we improve the success rate of Knowledge Transfer Projects? Allen Alexander - Senior Research Fellow, University of Exeter Business School & Director, Peninsula Innovations Ltd, UK
Table 2: ISPIM Seeks Solutions B: Solving the Innovation Management Challenge Christophe Deutsch - R&D Manager, Telops, Canada	Table 22: Completing a PhD in Innovation Management: How can students best tackle the challenges? Eelko Huizingh - Associate Professor, University of Groningen, Netherlands
Table 3: What is the role of the innovation coach in organisations? John Bessant - Director of Research, University of Exeter Business School, UK	Table 23: What are the origins of a firm's ability to perceive and respond to change? René Rohrbeck - Associate Professor, Aarhus University, Denmark
Table 4: Sustainable Growth requires Sustainable Innovation, not "Green Washing"? Jeff Hovis - Managing Principal, Product Genesis, USA	Table 24: How can business model innovation be designed as a process? Patrick Spieth - Assistant Professor, EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht, Germany
Table 5: How do we design an Innovation Roadmap to deliver upon strategic ambitions? Joanne Hyland - President, R... Innovation Group, USA	Table 25: What do you need to know about teaching innovation? Anna Trifilova - Fraunhofer MOEZ and University of Leipzig, Germany
Table 6: How can open innovation help to solve ill-defined problems in distributed environments? Michael Dell - ratio strategy & innovation consulting, Austria & Gisela Kogler - Donau-Universität Krems, Austria	Table 26: Why do some innovation hotspots survive and others die? Anne-Katrin Neyer - Head of Research Group, Martin-Luther University Halle-Wittenberg (Halle) and Head of Strategy & OR Group, Fraunhofer-Zentrum MOEZ (Leipzig), Germany
Table 7: Leadership behaviours for innovation - what are we talking about? Bettina von Stamm - Director, Innovation Leadership Forum, UK	Table 27: What are the latest challenges and opportunities in the Real-Time Economy? Esko Penttinen - Head of XBRL Finland Consortium, Aalto University, Finland
Table 8: Harnessing serendipity - where are your challenges? Ilkka Kakko - @Serendipitor, Switzerland & Sebastian Olma - Creative Director, Serendipity Lab, Netherlands	Table 28: Innovation policies and Implementation in SMEs - how to bridge the gap? Bruno Woeran - Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland
Table 9: Who needs a standard for Innovation Management? Magnus Karlsson - Director, New Business Development & Innovation, Ericsson, Sweden	Table 29: Self-maintenance and self-renewal: Success factors of innovation ecosystems? Sampo Tukiainen - Aalto University, Finland
Table 10: How can established firms overcome the challenges of building new businesses? Axel Rosenø - Innovation Roundtable, Denmark	Table 30: How can FEI activities be staged in order to escape dominant design paradigms and path dependent thinking? Louise Brønnum - Center for Design, Innovation and Sustainable Transistions, Aalborg University, Denmark
Table 11: How can we crowd source innovative solutions inside large organisations? Mark Redmond - Business Innovation Manager, Ergon Energy, Australia	Table 31: The Unknown Side of Innovation: Is Innovation Always Beneficial? Helena Forsman - Professor in Business Management, Tampere University, Finland
Table 12: How do you preserve organizational learning and knowledge in an open innovation, open collaboration environment? James Stikeleather - Executive Strategist & Chief Innovation Officer, Dell Services, USA	Table 32: What is the state of competitive intelligence in innovative industries, offense and defense? Scott Erickson - Professor, Marketing/Law, School of Business, Ithaca College, USA
Table 13: What are your biggest challenges towards building a Strategy for a more Resilient Organisation? Heather Moore - Strategy & Future Vision, Vodafone Group R&D, Germany	Table 33: How to educate "ordinary" employees to become innovation champions? Mikael Johnsson - Blekinge Institute of Technology & Munktell Science Park, Sweden
Table 14: How do "closed" companies implement Open Innovation? Kevin McFarthing - Innovation Fixer Ltd, UK	Table 34: Internal support for business model innovation: What kind of support do firms need to manage business model innovation? Sabrina Schneider - EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht, Germany
Table 15: How to create and maintain successful, global business ecosystems in industry? Minna Pikkarainen - Principal Scientist, VTT Technical Research Centre, Finland	Table 35: Can government efforts enhance Innovation & Technology Development? What can we learn from the challenges faced by Asian governments? Niyazi Taneri - University of Cambridge, UK
Table 16: Decentralisation of Open Innovation functions – an increasing trend? Nicole Russell - Global Resourcing Manager, GlaxoSmithKline, UK	Table 36: Can innovation partnerships help companies from emerging markets gain access to international markets? If so, how? Juha Hinkkanen - Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland
Table 17: Will cloud just transform IT or change our lives? Christian Verstraete - Chief Technologist - Cloud, Hewlett-Packard, Belgium	Table 37: How has the role of the firm changed in local and national innovation ecosystems? Seija Kulkki - Professor, Aalto University, Finland
Table 18: Innovation in Services: serendipity-driven or managed process? Anne-Laure Mention - CRP Henri Tudor, Luxembourg	Table 38: Do innovative companies succeed better globally and what is the role of internationalization on companies’ innovativeness on the home market? Daria Podmetina - Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland
Table 19: Cross-industry innovation between large enterprises - doomed to fail or a potential source for breakthroughs? Stefan Kohn - Deutsche Telekom & PDMA eV, Germany	Table 39: Isn't it time that innovation became a recognised discipline? Andrew O'Loughlin - School of Management and Marketing, Deakin University, Australia
Table 20: Is 'creative economy' an alternative to 'sustainable growth'? Byoung Soo Kim - Korea Institute of S&T Evaluation and Planning (KISTEP), Korea	Table 40: What are the critical factors for SMEs to adopt and practice innovation and innovation management? Desai Narasimhalu - Director, Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Singapore Management University

[1230 – 1330] Networking Lunch

(Paasi Restaurant/Floor 2 1/2 Lobby & Foyer)

[1245 – 1315] ISPIM Asia-Pacific Networking Session
Meet fellow innovation professionals interested in developing an innovation community in Asia-Pacific. The first event is planned for Singapore in December 2014.
led by Iain Bitran, ISPIM Executive Director with contributions from Desai Narasimhalu, Sally Davenport, Andrew O'Loughlin, Chris Nedin and others.
In a nearby room for 50 people (bring your plate!)

[1330 – 1400] Keynote Speaker

(Room: Congress Hall 2½ floor)

Chair: Joanne Hyland

Henning Sandager
Group SVP New Business, Marketing & Program Management
Grundfos
Innovation Intent 2025 and Sustainability: Concern, Care and Create for Sustainable Growth

[1400 – 1530] Scientific & Practitioner Sessions (15 minutes per presenter plus 30 minutes facilitated group discussion)							Workshop	Innovation for Business: New Business Development Through Innovation
Room: Karl Lindahl 1½ floor	Room: Juho Rissanen 1½ floor	Room: Tarja Halonen 1½ floor	Room: Meeting Room 302 3rd floor	Room: Meeting Room 303 3rd floor	Room: Meeting Room 304 3rd floor	Room: Viktor Julius von Wright 3½ floor	Room: Tivoli 1st floor (entrance via hotel lobby)	Room: Siltasaari 1st floor
Session 1.1: Foresight Methods (SIG)	Session 1.2: Sustainability & Systems 1	Session 1.3: Collaboration in R&D	Session 1.4: Innovation & International- isation	Session 1.5: Living Labs and Smart Cities (SIG) - Invited Speaker Session	Session 1.6: Innovation Management 1	Session 1.7: Business Model Innovation 1(SIG)	Innovation Terminator led by Anna Trifilova, Fraunhofer MOEZ and University of Leipzig, Anne-Katrin Neyer, Fraunhofer MOEZ & Allen Alexander, University of Exeter Business School,	Moderator & Introduction: Axel Rosenø (Innovation Roundtable) Magnus Karlsson Director, New Business Development & Innovation Ericsson Who needs a standard for Innovation Management? Rogier van Beugen Director Innovation KLM Innovating an Airline TBC Sponsored by:
Facilitator: René Rohrbeck	Facilitator: Scott Erickson	Facilitator: Marko Torkkeli	Facilitator: Christina Grundström	Facilitator: Petra Turkama	Facilitator: Anne-Laure Mention	Facilitator: Patrick Spieth
Andrzej Magruk: Hybrid Concept in Foresight Methodology	Yves Boisselier: Responsible purchasing practices: Role of the pro-active supply chain	Tibor Döry: Open Research Platform to Foster Technology Transfer	Karina Jensen: Accelerating Global Innovation: Cross-cultural Collaboration and Knowledge-sharing Mechanisms	Dimitri Schuurman: A Typology of Living Lab Approaches: Research within the Enoll-Community	Tomislav Buljubasic: Rewarding Innovation - Influence of rewarding system to the innovation	Luis Berasategi: Business Open Innovation Methodology: Insights from Action Research
Anna Kononiuk: The methodology of scenario construction based on triangulation principle	Giacomo Liotta: Supply chain simulation as innovative planning method for sustainable growth	Juha Hinkkanen: When are horizontal and vertical R&D cooperation beneficial in NPD?	Daria Volchek: Modeling the Internationalization and Innovation Strategies	Pieter Ballon: Origins and Foundations of the Smart City-Concept	Mark Vandael: Creative Leaders for an Innovative Culture through a Creative Climate	Sabrina Schneider: Entrepreneurially Approaching Environmental Dynamism through Business Model Innovation
Djordje Pinter: Applications, Limitations and Effects of Corporate Foresight Methods	Jukka Hallikas: Sustainability as part of supplier collaboration practices: implications for innovativeness	Monika Petraite: R&D innovation through networks and collaboration: linking innovation capabilities globally	Pia Hurmelinna-Laukkanen: Investing in appropriability of innovations - Effects on internationalization	Jarmo Eskelinen: An Overview of Examples of Smart Cities and Living Lab 'Best Practices'	Stephanie Kaudela-Baum, Jacqueline Holzer: Innovation leadership: opportunities and risks involved in managing slack time	Liting Liang: Business Model Innovation and Service Innovation: similarities and differences
Jari Kaivo-oja: The Crowdsourcing Delphi: Combining the Delphi Methodology and Crowdsourcing Techniques	Katri Valkokari: How to co-create sustainable solutions within manufacturing industry?	Muhamed Kudic: Network dynamics: R&D cooperation timing in the German laser industry	Fabian Schlage: Managing Innovation inside global organisations: reflections from Nokia Siemens Networks	Anna Ståhlbröst: The Way Forward: Defining a Research Agenda for Living Labs & Smart Cities	Georgiana Balau: Individual Characteristics and their Influence on Innovation: Literature Review	Christian Schultz, Dana Mietzner: How to develop business models through creativity workshops?

[1530 – 1600] Coffee Break

(Floor 2 1/2 Lobby & Foyer)

[1600 – 1730] Scientific & Practitioner Sessions (15 minutes per presenter plus 30 minutes facilitated group discussion)							Workshop	Innovation for Business: Strategic Innovation
Room: Karl Lindahl 1½ floor	Room: Juho Rissanen 1½ floor	Room: Tarja Halonen 1½ floor	Room: Meeting Room 302 3rd floor	Room: Meeting Room 303 3rd floor	Room: Meeting Room 304 3rd floor	Room: Viktor Julius von Wright 3½ floor	Room: Tivoli 1st floor (entrance via hotel lobby)	Room: Siltasaari 1st floor
Session 2.1: Foresight Applications (SIG)	Session 2.2: Sustainability & Systems 2	Session 2.3: Collaborative innovation 1	Session 2.4: Transferring Knowledge for Innovation 1 (SIG)	Session 2.5: Theoretical Foundations for Living Labs (SIG)	Session 2.6: Innovation Management 2	Session 2.7: Business Model Innovation 2(SIG)	TBC	Moderator & Introduction: Joanne Hyland (R... Innovation Group) & Jeff Hovis (Product Genesis) Thorbjørn Machholm Director – Business Development Grundfos Embedding our Innovation Intent Mike Pickett & Louise Quigley P: VP Global Strategic Development Q: Director, Strategic Innovation Moen Building a Capability for Innovation Sandra Merkel DeJames Senior Manager, Corporate Strategy and Business Creation Novozymes Realizing Novozymes’ Ambitions through Innovation Panel Discussion on "What’s Next… Orchestrating Strategic Innovation for a Prosperous Tomorrow" Sponsored by:
Facilitator: Toni Ahlqvist	Facilitator: Yves Boisselier	Facilitator: Juha Hinkkanen	Facilitator: Anne-Katrin Neyer	Facilitator: Seppo Leminen	Facilitator: Monika Petraite	Facilitator: Sabrina Schneider
Tarja Meristö: Applying Future-Oriented Innovation Process in the Security Field	Susanne Durst, Mika Pirttivaara: Learning in an open innovation community. Initial insights from ACSI	Keith Bevis: Innovation Support for European Knowledge-Intensive Producer Services	Teea Mäkelä: Knowledge Transfer and User Experience Innovation: Challenges and Emerging Solutions	Anna Ståhlbröst: Social Media for User Innovation in Living Lab	Jukka-Pekka Bergman: Cognitive dimension of innovation management: empirical study in media industry	Markus Eurich: A 'Networked Thinking' Approach to Business Model Design
Lukasz Nazarko: Drivers of Nanotechnology Development in a Polish Region: Foresight Study	Georg Wagner: Sustainable system innovations for emerging markets	Veli-Matti Suominen: Role of marketing in innovation in B2B companies	Christina Öberg: Knowledge transfer linkages for Open Innovation	Carina Veeckman: Characteristics and Related Outcomes of Living Labs: Flemish-Finnish Case Study	Shigemi Yoneyama: Internal embeddedness and innovation performance of overseas R&D base	Sven Seidenstricker: Discovering new business models
Mickael Pero: Identifying Emerging Technologies: An Application to Nanotechnology	Maria Antikainen: Exploring networked innovation in order to shape sustainable markets	Helena Rusanen: Finding the Right Partners for Innovation Networks	Kavoos Mohannak: Integrating Specialised Knowledge for Innovation in Small Technology Firms	Dimitri Schuurman: Living Labs as Quasi-experiments: Results from the Flemish LeYLab	Anna-Maija Nisula: The effect of organizational knowledge management practices on individual improvisation	Ger Post: In search of business models for gamification
Jukka Laitinen: Future Innovations for Independent Living: Regional Comparison Study in Finland	Timo Järvensivu: Helping Local Innovation Ecosystems to Become Custodians of Global Sustainability	Ceri Williams: Closing the Translation Gap - Medical Technologies Innovation	Adam Mazurkiewicz: Innovative Systems of Technical Support for Sustainable Development of Economy	Louise Broennum: The Dynamics and Facilitation of a Living Lab Construct	Paul Grimshaw: Innovation Speed - A Systematic Literature Review	Desai Narasimhalu: A Tool for Designing Business Model Innovations

[1730] End of Sessions - Day One

[1930 – 2300] Finnish Gala Dinner

Delegates are invited to the conference gala dinner at Wanha Satama on the Helsinki Waterfront. The Wanha Satama storehouses were designed by architect Elia Heikel and completed in 1897 to provide storage for undeclared goods. There used to be a harbour railway line between the buildings that extended through the whole of central Helsinki and was used for transporting merchandise such as spices and coffee and it is in this area where dinner will be served under a glass roof (as it doesn't go dark at this time of the year..). Fine Finnish cuisine will be served accompanied by live music.

Plus ISPIM Awards:
The Knut Holt Award for Best Conference Paper
The Alex Gofman Award for Best Student Paper
The 2013 ISPIM-Wiley Innovation Management Dissertation Award
The ISPIM Scientific Panel Award

Venue: Wanha Satama, Pikku Satamakatu 3-5, 00161 Helsinki. Please make your own way there and don't forget to bring your badges.

Website: www.wanhasatama.com

Dress Code: Smart Casual (i.e. ties not required)