Posters Session
DigiTeRRI H2020 project has developed a roadmap for each of the three territories (Värmland, Région Grand Est and Styria) in order to support digitalisation by applying the Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) approach. This road-mapping process facilitates collective visioning, goals and objecives, and co-creates actions to transform into digitalized industry territories. In total, 36 actions, in each territory 12, are already implemented during the project duration. These actions cover the topics knowledge & skills, technology, networks & collaboration, infrastructure, culture & values, communication, and leadership, business & market. The actions are implemented in collaboration with the according stakeholders, the actors of the innovation ecosystem (science & research, education, industry & business, government & public administration, and civil society).
During the conference, a poster session will illustrate selected actions of the three regions and provide insights on e.g. how to encourage young girls and females to digital sectors, how to foster entrepreneurship in digitalisation, or how to organize networks on digital platforms.
The illustrated actions can offer practical information for regional transformation in other regions and offer insights into experiences gained during action development and implementation.
Introduction to DigiTeRRI
Styria’s posters
Females Fit for Digitalisation
Digi@Lab
Networking & initiating cooperation
Three regions, one goal: Make the region fit for the digital future
Grand Est’s posters
Encourage young girls to digital sector
Giving people in rural areas the opportunity to discover scientific research
Strategic intelligence a tool for business competitiveness
Company and academic mutualized training: increasing digital skills through innovative educational workshops
Värmland’s posters
Digitalisation and S4 (Sustainable and smart specialisatino)
The Competence Wheel
Digitalisation and RRI in Leadership Training
Implications and conclusions from DigiTeRRI