INNOVATION POLICY
OF THE
REGIONAL COUNCIL
OF
LORRAINE
Pierre BOURGOGNE
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Lorraine key figures
2.3 millions of inhabitants (3.9 % of the French population), 23,500 km²
846,000 jobs (57 % in tert. Sector, 21 % in industry, 3 % in agriculture, 13 % in trade &
business, 6 % in public sector)
ATTRACTIVENESS
GDP 50 billions €/y (3.2 % of the French global GDP, rank
11)
FOREIGN INVESTMENTS
80,000 students
3rd French region (absolute value)
80,000 companies (incl. craft)
1st French region (per capita)
80,000 looking for jobs
80,000 daily cross border commuters
40 % of active population with master degree (Eurostat 2004)
285 companies > 100 on staff
restructuring region (coal and iron mines, steel industry…)
123 % foreign coverage (7th in France)
French region ranking 5th for trade with NAC
French N°1 cotton fabric, N°2 steel production, N°3 oilseed, beer,
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Research key figures
5th French Scientific concentration
193 Laboratories
133 Entreprises
59 Intermediaries
3,650 Full time equivalent
Public Laboratories
Enterprises
33 % researchers
77 % researchers or engineers
33 % PhD or post-doc
11 % PhD
11% masters
7 % engineers
Public expenditures 285 M€/year - French rank 7 (2002)
R & D expenditures 1.17 % GDP (2001)
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Knowledge and industrial potentials
Ile de France
Nord-Pas-de-Calais
Pays de Loire
Industrial
potential
Centre
Haute
Normandie
Franche Comté
Rhône Alpes
Bretagne
Alsace
Lorraine
Picardie
ChampagneArdenne
Bourgogne
Midi Pyrénées
Aquitaine
Poitou-Charentes
Limousin Basse
Normandie
PACA
Auvergne
Languedoc Roussillon
Scientifical and technical potential
DATAR 2004
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Technological resources in Lorraine
R&D organisations excluded
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Optimisation of supports and subsidies
for SMEs
financing of individual industrial projects (material and immaterial
investments)
collective actions (e.g. : industrial design, surface coatings, special
machines manufacturing)
support to innovative clusters building
financing of manpower recruitment for innovation
support to the regional technological intermediaries
implementation of a comprehensive Strategic intelligence set up: DECILOR
support to the creation of innovative businesses and specially academic
spin outs
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Innovation management techniques
TECHNOLOGY INTELLIGENCE
INTERNAL INFORMATION
EXTERNAL INFORMATION
BENCHMARKING
technology evaluation
technology audit
STRATEGY
FINANCE
MARKET
industrial marketing
industrial design
creativity
technology clinics
value analysis
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
partnerships
human ressources
industrialisation ICTs information & knowledge mastering
materials ressources planning - supply chain - industrial logistics
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
SMEs needs (1)
GLOBAL NEEDS
2000 - 2004
2004
Strategy
8.6
10.6
organisation
4.3
4.3
real estate invest.
5.7
4.9
productive invest
8.9
8.0
trade, export, market.
6.9
10.2
management, finance
1.1
1.6
recruitment
9.0
10.0
training
5.2
4.4
quality
4.7
2.8
regulations and norms
3.2
3.2
tech. partnships, .
5.4
7.2
other
2.4
2.7
65.4
69.9
TOTAL
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SMEs needs (2)
TECHNOLOGICAL NEEDS %
2000 2004
2004
technical info.
3.7
3.6
pre-market studies
1.7
1.2
technico-eco. feasibility
3.5
3.5
terms of references
1.6
1.3
model., calcul., formul., proto.
2.3
2.5
manufacturing, industrialisation
5.4
5.2
tests, controls, characterisations
4.9
4.4
CAX, digital info exchange …
4.2
2.7
IP / patent
1.4
1.5
environ., valorisation of byproducts
2.8
1.8
other
2.7
1.7
pre-diagnostic
0.3
0.7
34.5
30.1
TOTAL
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New ambitions (2004)
“Lorraine must play in Première league of the
European regions of knowledge in 5 years”
“The Lorraine innovation system must become
the most efficient one in France over the same
period”
Jean-Pierre Masseret
Président du Conseil régional de Lorraine
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Innovation policy
2004 financing of industrial research and
development
2005 creation of pre-seed and seed founds (activities of
high growth potential); participation to a transregional risk capital found
2005 pilot action in knowledge management
development of the clusters policy (medical
devices, 5 pre-feasibility studies)
2005 regional involvement in both projects of Poles of
competitiveness (super clusters – MIPI & FIBRES)
2005 innovation governance DG Research Regions of
knowledge
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Roles of partners
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RESEARCH
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INDUSTRY
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Drivers for the Innovation policy evolution
INFORMATION
MASTERING
Internal
External
FORESIGHT
BENCHMARKING
Indicators
Practices
Key domains selection
Scenarios
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Lorraine expectations from Super-SME
Improving the performances of the regional Innovation
system and increasing the number of SMEs performing R&D
• generating a clear and shared understanding of the regional
innovation system: actors, roles, relationships and interactions
• exploring clues for improving the matching of offer and actual
SMEs needs
• identifying and adapting practices from partner regions
• achieving a high level of regional consensus and coherence
between SMEs, regional partners and stakeholders on strategic
evolution of the regional innovation system
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENT ATTENTION
pierre.bourgogne@cr-lorraine.fr
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BONUS
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Schematic representation
VERITE
SUPPORT TO
INDUSTRIAL
INNOVATION
CLUSTERS
aerospace
medical devices
FSW
rapid ...
tooling
ENTERPRISES
STRATINC
REG INNO ACTION
EIC
DECILOR
STRATEGIC
INTELLIGENCE
IRE - IRF
IRC
RIS LUBELSKIE
INTERMEDIAIRIES
SUPERSME
3I LORRAINE
RDT
RESEARCH
STIMENT
CETISME
ICN
BIG EAR
INTERREG
MILITANT
THEMATIC NETWORKS
INTERMEDIARIES
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REGIONS OF KNOWLEDGE 2
Scientific & technologic research poles
Integrated engineering for design of products, materials & industrial
process
Software intelligence
Safe sustainable managements of soils, agro-ressources &
environnemental ressources
Bio-engineering
Industrial & wastes safety & security
Dynamics & development of the Regional and European spaces
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Recent evolutions of the National
framework
In 2005, creation of two new Governmental agencies
AGENCY FOR INDUSTRIAL INNOVATION
Management of strategic projects (budget > 100 M€) with World vocation
led by large industrial groups involving high tech SMEs
NATIONAL AGENCY FOR RESEARCH
Support to research public and private projects (total annual budget of the
NAR 600 M€)
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Lorraine public knowledge on innovation
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