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Introduction by: Maureen Griffiths Policy Implementation Manager FinditinBirmingham
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Introduction by:
Maureen Griffiths
Policy Implementation Manager
FinditinBirmingham
Opportunities triggered by Challenges
Reducing the risk of innovation
by proactive facilitation of problems and solutions
Executive Summary
2 Feb 2017
Find it in Birmingham
• 118 attendees
• 17 Exhibitors
• 1 to 1 sessions
• Great venue
• Funded project designed to assist companies with their innovation capabilities and capacity
• Enables access to the R&D teams in large organisations to co-create solutions
• A collaborative approach that expects all parties to take action
• A portfolio approach which creates a tailored approach suitable for all involved
• Core areas: Health, Transport, Sustainability
• Supporting the creation of an innovation ecosystem across GBSLEP
• Supports businesses moving into the area or into a new market
3 Key Links• www.innovation-engine.co.uk
• http://Meridian.WMAHSN.org
• https://www.innovationbham.com/start-up-support/#serendip-smart-city-incubator
5 Dates15 Feb: Meridian LIVE
28 Feb: Innovation Immersion: IBM
29 Mar: IoT: Cisco + guest technologists
30 Mar: Business Growth Show
6 Apr: Transport Spring Conference
www.innovation-engine.co.uk
Stimulate new markets and growth
• Triple Helix– Challenges of larger organisations with
– SME delivered Solutions, utilising
– New Knowledge and Technology
• Triple Sector focus– Healthcare
– Mobility / Transport
– Sustainability / Low Carbon
• Supporting an innovation community
www.innovation-engine.co.uk
Ideas & challenges solved by collaboration
Strategic
Goals? Sign off?
Challenge
content?
Categories?
Deadlines?
Information
required?
Participants
Stages require
d?
Scoring criteria
Teams?
Review selectio
n?
Publication?
Collaboration
Confirmation
Clarification
Projects &Prototypes
Challenges needing
SolutionsSClarif
ying your focus
Skills,
Knowledge, resource
sNetworks
Opportunitie
s
Source of
info &
support
To Do
Strategy
Stop / Go conditio
ns
Capability
Defining the focus
Defining
what is
wanted
and required
Specific of info
& support
Mapping the
Competiti
ve landscape
To Do
Strategy
Evaluation
Capacity
SME Business
Community
Large Organisations
www.innovation-engine.co.uk
Access the wider innovation community
www.innovation-engine.co.uk
Create your project portfolio
Project Priority Portfolio
ACCESS CHALLENGES / OPPORTUNITIES
MARKET AND STRATEGIC INSIGHT
INNOVATION IMPROVEMENT
UTILISE THE SKILLS AND INNOVATION PLATFORM
ACCESS KEY PEOPLE
LEVERAGE OPEN DATA
IDENTIFY SUPPORT AND FUNDING
RESEARCH AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT
DESIGN GUIDANCE
Work with the partners to select what is relevant for your business
Innovation Engine overview
A schematic of the innovation Engine project showing the flow from left to right. The flexibility to select the parts most relevant to create an innovative product, process or service.
A project created and delivered by Innovation Birmingham
PARTNER PRESENTATIONS
1. Amey2. Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust 3. Birmingham City University: CDSE + DMT4. Transport for West Midlands + Serendip5. University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust + WMAHSN6. University of Birmingham
Innovation EngineWhat are Amey delivering as part of the project
Our business challenges
SMESME
SME SMESME
SMESME
GBSLEP SME Community
Opportunity Development
Commercial Development
Innovation Engine Company
Innovation Engine 2
Identify challenges in Clinical and Non-clinical
Services
Present to SME’s
Develop partnerships with SMEs &
Academia
Systematically identify challenges through Innovation
Platform
(win-win philosophy)
Mutual interest Mutual benefit
Stimulate new markets and growth
A platform to facilitate significant innovation across BCHC
Challenge-driven work
Share expertise with SME’s through
events & training
Access to clinicians and
other staff
R&I, IT, Service Transformation, Clinical
Divisions, Individual Services, Estates, Business
Development
Prof Ardavan Amini - [email protected]
DD
Birmingham City University - Cognitive Digital Systems Engineering Centre
Cognitive Digital Systems Engineering CentreInnovation acceleration model and toolkit & skills packages
Ardavan AminiProfessor of Enterprise Systems
Birmingham City UniversityCognitive Digital Systems Engineering Centre
Innovation acceleration model and toolkit & skills packages
Knowledge Capital
Market Capital
Production Capital
Prof Ardavan Amini - [email protected]
DD
Birmingham City University - Cognitive Digital Systems Engineering Centre
Cognitive Digital Systems Engineering CentreInnovation acceleration model and toolkit & skills packages
Our Research Capabilities
Advanced Visualisation
Systems Engineering
Artificial Intelligence
Industry 4.0
Prof Ardavan Amini - [email protected]
DD
Birmingham City University - Cognitive Digital Systems Engineering Centre
Cognitive Digital Systems Engineering CentreInnovation acceleration model and toolkit & skills packages
Our Services and Support for the Innovation Engine
Accelerate Knowledge
Transfer
Develop and certify Curricula
Model /Re-Engineering process /
Supply chain
How to innovate
Adopt technology
and toolkits
Address real
industry challenges
Summary: The CDSE team will co-operate with SMEs to acceleratetheir innovation capabilities andcapacity. The team will identifychallenges, capabilities, currentprocesses, models, and toolkitadopted and assists to re-engineer by using the proveninnovation engine model from theIE1 to improve processes, enableSMEs to adopt the innovationtoolkit to accelerate knowledgetransformation.
BCU DMT Lab:
• Dissemination of digital media technology knowledge, particularly through the articulation of relevant technologies and exemplar products at industry engagement events.
• Supporting SMEs in assessing and overcoming technical hurdles in the development of digital media products.
• Independent evaluation of candidate digital media offerings from SMEs. Facilitation of access to specialist studio facilities and computing hardware and software.
• Range of technical support that will aid SMEs in developing and delivering appropriate solutions for the transport, health and sustainability markets.
• Assistance and/or collaboration in applying for relevant technology funding (Innovate UK, H2020, EPSRC)
• Access to specialist knowledge in Data Analytics; Machine Learning; Audio, Image and Video Processing and Analysis; Augmented and Virtual Reality
Intelligent Mobility
Andrew Page
Innovation & Information Development Manager
Transport for West Midlands
• WM 2.7m population, which continues to grow• Projected increase of 400,000: which is Liverpool
or Bristol added to the West Midlands• Birmingham has seen the fastest growth in
numbers of under 25s of any UK city outsideLondon
• 70% of all UK low carbon vehicle research anddevelopment occurs in the West Midlands
Context
The New Journey - a new way of thinking about connecting people and places, utilising new and emerging digital technologies
• a high level vision of a journey towards individualised, integrated and seamless mobility solutions
• maximising the benefits of open/digital data
• turning data into useful, timely information, allowing decisions to be made in real time, pushed to customers
• integrating payment systems with information
• can we develop a personal mobility account for passengers –mobility as a service?
• making public transport the natural choice for peoples’ journeys across the West Midlands
• supports the economic regeneration of our region
• a step change in the attractiveness, ease of use and acceptance of sustainable travel options
• new commercial opportunities
Outcomes
https://www.innovationbham.com/start-up-support/#serendip-smart-city-incubator
Challenge 1: Improve Disruption Information on Bus for Operators and Customers
Challenge 2: Remove requirement for pre-booking assistance for disabled passengers on the local rail network
Challenge 3: How Long Will my Journey Really Take?
Challenge 4: Is There Space on the Tram/Train for me and my Bike?
Challenge 5: Maintain Transport Assets/Infrastructure more Efficiently; Reducing Costs and Wasted Resource
Challenge 6: Will my tram/train meet the next bus to my final destination?
Challenges
University Hospitals Birmingham
• Organisational Introduction.
– Large Acute Trust with 40 disciplines– 6,900 Staff + Agency etc.
– 340 Consultants.– Treat in excess of 500,000 patients annually.
– Royal Centre for Defence Medicine– 1,213 beds
– 30 Theatres– 30 Wards
UHB: Innovation Engine project
• Access to front-line healthcare staff
• A team of “Innovation Scouts” who will trawl the
hospitals for challenges
• Early-stage commercial and IP advice
• Links to WMAHSN + HTC for regulatory advice, funding streams and dissemination of ideas across
the region
Tammy Holmes – Programme Manager
WMAHSNAn Introduction
Improving health, generating economic growth
We are catalysts for the spread of proveninnovation at pace and scale - improving health, generating economic growth and effecting change across whole health and social care economies
We connect regional networks of NHS and academic organisations, local authorities, the third sector and industry - responding to the diverse needs of our patients and populations through partnership and collaboration
We create the right environment for relevant industries to work with the health and social care system.
Our Key Priorities
Long term conditions: a whole system, person-
centred approach
Wellness and prevention of illness
Mental health: recovery, crisis and prevention
Advanced diagnostics, genomics and precision
medicine
Our Networks & ServicesNetworks
– WM Health Informatics Network
– WM Mental Health Innovation Network
– WM LTCs & Person Centred Care Network
– WM Genomics Medicine Network
– Patient Safety Collaborative
Services
– Meridian Innovation & Adoption Service
– WM Digital Innovation Service for Health (DISH)(under procurement)
– WM Person Centred Care Service(under procurement)
Meridian Innovation & Adoption Service(Enhanced Members only)
Health Innovation
Exchange
Industry
Gateway
IP
Support
Networks &
Services
Tools &
Resources
EIT Health KIC
innovation
communities
Expertise &
Collaborators
Share and promote and share your innovations and lessons
What can it do for you?
Pull in ready made solutionsto your challenges/areas for improvement
Push opportunities for wealth and health improvements to the healthcare sector
University of Birmingham
Link with University Hospitals Birmingham to
identify healthcare challenges for engineering
SMEs
Work with SMEs to develop new medical
devices
Work with SMEs on funding opportunities,
e.g. Innovate UK
Link SMES to research facilities at the
University
Thank you for attending today
Please stay for further refreshments, networking and
exhibition
One to one reminder – please be in the designated area
in advance of your appointment.
Please see Zoe from the Findit team.
