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PARALLEL SESSIONS PROGRAM
www.tci2014.org
Tuesday 11th 14:30 - 15:50 / Parallel Sessions 1
1.1 Common problems, common markets and shared value creation.
ROOM
A
Moderator:
Madeline Smith
ROOM
B
Moderator:
Joan Martí
Carola Muschke
Hamburg Aviation
The EACP (European aerospace cluster partnership)
Enric Pedros
CLUSTER FEMAC
ESCP Natureef - European Strategic Cluster Partnership for a natural resource efficient Europe –
fostering solutions via cluster cooperation.
Werner Pamminger
Clusterland Upper Austria
Andres Guimon
Competitiveness
Etienne Choupay
Pontificia Universidad
Católica de Valparaíso
Alberto Pezzi
ACCIÓ-Catalonia
Government
Cross-Cluster-Innovation The future is now.
Share Value Creation: the Case of the Healthcare Industry in Barranquilla, Colombia.
The Importance of the inter-organizational trust of the actors in a wine cluster as a distinguishing
element for its competitiveness”.
Cluster 0.0: Back to Basic.
Juan Pablo Zanlungo
Universidad de Chile
Pavla Bruskova
Tomas Bata University & National Cluster Association-CZ
Salmon industry in Chile: an industrial resilience case?.
Claudia Milena Vaca
Bogota Chamber
of Commerce
The Bogota Chamber of Commerce Cluster Initiative: a mechanism to promote shared value.
Carlos Tarrason Collado
Cluster consulting
Shared value creation in the coffee industry in Minas Gerais (MG), Brazil.
Richard Walker
TCI Network Oceania
Enrique Díaz Moreno
Businessfokus
(Untitled).
IP Management in Industry Clusters.
The Cluster’s competitiveness perceived by Stakeholders. Indexfokus: The methodology for evaluation of the perceived competitiveness.
Academic 1. The role of clusters in creating shared value.
ROOM
C
Moderator:
Emily Wise
Elvira Naranjo
EGAP Gobierno y Política
Pública
Sandra Dijk
University Leipzig
Saidi Flores
EGAP-ITESM
Judith Cortés
UPAEP-Sintonía
Artemisa Gomez Garcia
Instituto Tecnologico Superior
de Tepeaca
Zbigniew Bochniarz
University of Washington
The influence of economic clusters performance in the competitiveness of Nuevo Leon.
The Clustermanagement as an incubator for Service Innovation.
Methodology for Identifying Potential Stakeholders of a Cluster.The Case of Aerospace Industry in
Mexico.
Sintonía, a main actor creating shared value in Puebla, México.
Vegetable Cluster ITSTEPEACA.
The Role of Clusters in Creating Shared Value.
PARALLEL SESSIONS PROGRAM
www.tci2014.org
Tuesday 11th 16:10 - 17:30 / Parallel Sessions 2
2.1. Cluster as a tool to create global innovation winners and increase competitiveness.
ROOM
A
Moderator:
Jaime Acevedo
Christoph Beer
ICT Cluster Bern, Switzerland
Espen Warland
Innovation Norway
Electro Mobility as a tool for regional development and clusters.
Bersier Jacques
Science and Technology
Center of the Canton
of Fribourg
Fostering Competitiveness through transnational cluster.
Joep Brouwers
Brainport Development
Brainport Industries Cooperation a rather typical cluster.
Rene Tonnisson
Smart City Lab
Global Innovation Winners, Collaboration Project for NCE Clusters in Norway.
How Can Small Countries Use Clusters to Compete on Global Level: The case of Estonian smart
city lab cluster initiative.
2.2. Cluster implementation in different parts of the world.
ROOM
B
Moderator:
Víctor Salazar
Jose Vicente Mogollón
The Cluster Competitiveness
Group
How to maximize implementation of cluster initiatives: the role of government and the importance of
capacity building:The case of Colombia (2010-2014).
Marco Llinás /
Alejandro Caicedo
Red Cluster Colombia
Colombian Cluster Network (“Red Cluster Colombia” - RCC) and Colombia’s cluster development
efforts.
Evgeniy Kutsenko
Higher School of Economics
(Russia)
Trust in society and cluster program design in Russia.
Marc Papell
CLUSTER DEVELOPMENT
COLOMBIA
Differences between clusters in America and the rest of the world.
Ulrich Harmes-Liedtke
PTB and Mesopartner
The role of Quality Infrastructure Cluster Competitiveness.
Academic 2. Industrial trends, innovation and the cluster ecosystems.
ROOM
C
Moderator:
Amado Villarreal
Geunwoo Ryu /
Byoungki Kim
Keimyung University/Shiga
University
A feasible connectivity on industrial clusters between Dae Gyung in South Korea and Osaka Regional areas in Japan.
Francisco Gasca Sánchez
EGAP ITESM
High Tech Clusters in Urban Areas: Localization and Geographical Nearness with Universities in the
Metropolitan Area of Monterrey.
Teresa Paiva
Instituto Politecnico da
Guarda
Innovation and knowledge transference in a cluster user driven innovation perspective–the Inovcluster experience.
Daniel Covarrubias
Orkestra-Basque Institute of
Competitiveness
Promoting Cross--Border Inter--clustering:The case of the Aquitaine–Euskadi Euroregion.
John Hobbs
Department of Management
and Enterprise, Cork Institute
of Technology
Visualisation of Linkages in Networked Clusters (V-LINC): Analysis of the ICT Cluster Ecosystem in
Cork, Ireland.
Juan Carlos Sosa Giraldo
Consultor Investigador
Innovative Cluster.
PARALLEL SESSIONS PROGRAM
www.tci2014.org
Wednesday 12th 14:30 - 15:50 / Parallel Sessions 3
3.1. Cluster implementation in different parts of the world.
ROOM
A
Moderator:
Hans Eirik Melandsø
Manuel Montoya
Cluster Automotriz de
Nuevo Leon
Gaute Moldestad
The Industrial Development
Corporation of Norway
The role of a national Norwegian infrastructure of innovation companies in cluster development and
operation.
Luis Ramis
Cluster Development
Lessons from more than a decade of policy clusters: Medellin (Antioquia) and Barcelona (Catalonia).
Adolfo Moreno
Medellin Chamber
of Commerce
Tiyan Shen
Ines Sagrario
Building a gold label cluster in Mexico: The Automotive Cluster of Nuevo Leon.
The case of Medellin Health City.
Cluster management in China.
Competitiveness
Cluster-based regional development programs in Latin America and Europe: Failures, successes
and lessons learned for the future.
3.2 Topics on New Cluster Trends.
ROOM
B
Moderator:
Enric Pedrós
Jaime Quesado
CEIIA - Cluster of Mobility
David Fernández Terreros
Competitiveness
Juul Thit
Xavier Ginesta
Clusters and reindustrialization.
Clusters, FDI policies and competitiveness in the light of RIS3: The Basque Country case.
Design for clusters and clusters for design.
University of Vic
Building cluster brands: Methodological bases for its definition and conceptualization.
Academic 3. The evolution of clusters: From the competitive advantage of nations
to the cluster initiatives Greenbook 2.0.
ROOM
C
Moderator:
Jaime Echeverri
Ulrich Harmes-Liedtke
Mesopartner
Elisabet Juan Tresserra
Freelance
Emily Wise
IEC/Research Policy Group at
Lund University
Scott Dempwolf Dempwolf
University of Maryland
Armando Peña Castro
Simon Bolivar University
Is cluster promotion an obvious or complex endeavor?
The evolution of cluster policies in Europe from regions to cluster organizations: The cluster trap.
Clusters and innovation ecosystems – same-same, or different?
The emergence of regional clusters and the role of innovation as a primary driver of economic growth.
Key success factors on footwear agglomerations.
PARALLEL SESSIONS PROGRAM
www.tci2014.org
Wednesday 12th 16:10 - 17:30 / Parallel Sessions 4
4.1. New Cluster Policies and Cluster Evaluation.
ROOM
A
Moderator:
Alberto Pezzi
Hans Eirik Melandsø
Innovation Norway
Madeline Smith
Institute of Design Innovation,
Glasgow School of Art
Frederic Miribel
Invest in Lyon
Lorena Rivera Leon
Technopolis Group
John Hobbs
Cork Institute of Technology
Emily Wise
Lund University
Introducing the new Norwegian cluster program
Cluster evaluation working group: Collating expertise and evidencing cluster value.
15 years of Clusters and Pole de Compétitivité in France: Evaluation of a bottom-up and top-down
approach.
Approaches to cluster policies and evaluation: Evidence from EU initiatives in the last 10 years.
Visualisation of Linkages in Networked Clusters (V-LINC): Analysis of the Biopharma Cluster Ecosystem in Cork, Ireland.
Evaluating the human element in clusters.
4.2. Topics on New Cluster Trends.
ROOM
B
Moderator:
Carlos Tarrasón
Zbigniew Bochniarz
University of Wahington
Industrial trends, innovation and cluster ecosystems.
Lotte Langkilde /
Louise Fenger
Danish Cluster Academy
David meets Goliath: Collaboration between entrepreneurs and large corporations in clusters.
Ruiz Antonio
TASO
Project Future | Berlin’s Senate Department for Economics, Technology and Research/ Cross innovation: How collaboration with creative clusters boosts other business.
Nadine Barthel
Joan Martí Estévez
Getting long-term sustainable clusters through cluster incubators’ support.
ACCIÓ-Catalonia
Government
Attraction, retention and professionalization of cluster managers.
4.3 Topics on new cluster trends.
ROOM
C
Moderator:
Ted Lyman
Éva Skultéti
Pharmapolis Debrecen
Innovative Pharmaceutical
Cluster
Ilaria Massari
Politecnico di Milano
University - CESVIN
Innovation Center
Tomas Mejia/Jaime Echeverri
Hungarian best way: From the cluster definition to the world class cluster. Sectors. What is cross
innovation?
World-class cluster born on reindustrialization of the settlement of Olivetti.
Cluster ecosystem, innovation and sustainability: The case of Medellin.
Cecilia Johansson
Vinnova
An effort to strengthen national growth through cross-clustering.
Jose Martinez
IT@Baja
Clustering small IT companies to attend a big market.