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Wednesday, September 15, 2004

KM Bibliography: Index - 20 Jun 2002
This is the bibliography on Knowledge Management, at a site rich in links and resources on this topic.

Monday, September 13, 2004

The Wisdom Project, The Open Source Think Tank
This is the S&T questions page of the Wisdom Project - there are many other pages - and the project is dedicated to
"fulfill the true promise of the think tank concept by using an open source model. Anyone, including you, has the power to shape the final published results. You have the power to open any problem up for discussion and to develop solutions to any problem. Your judgment determines which solutions are best and which contributors receive recognition. At the Wisdom Project, your wisdom and knowledge is empowered to help change the world.

Our purpose is to foster wisdom and develop solutions to our most urgent problems. Whether or not that goal is accomplished is entirely up to you. Let's put our minds together to build a better future."

This is still very much in early stages. Cf also the Wilkipedia.

Enter the Think

Thursday, September 09, 2004

Kotisivu:
Pages of "Pekka Valkonen" which cover topics such as CIS3 results, business process patenting, and other innovation-related themes.

Wednesday, September 08, 2004

Stile

Resul;ts from very interesting study of measuring changes in work in information society. Includes a useful guide to surveys carried out in other studies, and many downloadable papers and presentations.

Friday, September 03, 2004

MACRO-ENGINEERING OPTIONS FOR CLIMATE CHANGE MANAGEMENT & MITIGATION

papers and discussion from Tyndall centre conference taking prospective look at macroeningeering possibilities and risks.

johnseelybrown.com: chief of confusion

diverse coverage of topics like communities of practice, borderlines of design, and a reply to Bill Joy. (Publications and talks on this page work, but the links on some of his other pages don't)

DIT:
a good selection of quotes on the future - from calendar quotes to deep cynicism

Wednesday, September 01, 2004

Sectoral Case Studies in Innovation: Energy: "Sectoral Case Studies in Innovation: Energy

Sectoral Case Studies in Innovation: Energy

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The specific objectives of the case study on energy, which is being conducted in collaboration with the International Energy Agency’s Committee on Energy Research and Technology, are:

i) to undertake crosscountry and cross-industry comparisons of innovation processes and R&D productivity in the energy sector, and

ii) to formulate policy recommendations that improve the efficiency of the national energy innovation systems and the productivity of R&D investments in the energy sector.

The study focusus on fuel cell technology, which is of interest to all the participating countries, but other fields also examined, including oil & gas extraction technologies and clean coal technology. Particular attention is paid to the impact of ICT, regulatory changes and environment concerns on R&D in the energy sector and on the overall efficiency of the national energy innovation systems.

The study highlights the challenges associated with innovation in large technological infrastructures (e.g. issues of technological lock-in and system inter-dependencies). It examines systemic imperfections that may hinder the improvement of R&D productivity and the innovative capacity of the energy sector with a particular emphasis on R&D funding, public-private partnerships in research and technological development, and IPR management.

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National reports on innovation in energy:

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France: Case study on fuel cells (pdf, 1425Kb).
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Italy: Case study on fuel cell technology (pdf, 112Kb).
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Japan: Innovation in fuel cell technologies - Development and commercialization of polymer electrolyte fuel cells (pdf, 113Kb).
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Korea: Innovation in fuel cell and photovoltaic industry in Korea (pdf, 200Kb).
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Norway: Innovations in fuel cells and related hydrogen technology in Norway (pdf, 575Kb).
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Norway: Upstream oil and gas in norway (pdf, 224Kb).
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United Kingdom: Fuel cells activity in the UK, 2003 (pdf, 102Kb).
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United Kingdom: The UK innovation system for new and renewable energy technologies (pdf, 1752Kb)
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United States: The innovation of energy technologies and the US national innovation system, the case of the advanced turbine system (pdf, 141Kb).
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United States: The evolution of the PEM stationary fuel cell in the US (pdf, 322Kb).
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United States: Energy innovation in the US, automobile fuel cell applications (pdf, 592Kb).

plus a conference last year with downloadable papers



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