It is a fact that technology in our age is offering countless solutions and infrastructures that could change the way we act and perform activities, and that innovation is lately directly linked with emerging technologies that are applied in various domains and revolutionise them, such as manufacturing, healthcare, consumer services, media, etc.
Societal Needs analysis and
Emerging Technologies in the public Sector
Innovation Identification Framework
Are you looking for a structured approach in the assessment of the viability of potential innovation solutions for the public sector? Do you need to support your ICT related public procurement with a sound methodology? Or maybe you aim to reduce complexity in the process of finding the right technology to meet the needs of your organization... If so, have a look at our SONNETS innovation identification framework!
Should you have any question or if you need help to implement the framework in your organization, we are happy to give you expert advice. Please, contact us and tell us your needs!
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Vision
Reshape and reform the public sector into a technology leader and innovation
breeding carrier, playing a key role in technology development and showcasing.
Reshape and reform the public sector into a technology leader and innovation breeding carrier, playing a key role in technology development and showcasing.
Mission
Develop a win-win situation for relevant stakeholders (public sector,
enterprises, citizens, researchers) and foster collaboration for breaking down knowledge silos
towards building a more productive, responsive and innovation generating public sector.
Develop a win-win situation for relevant stakeholders (public sector, enterprises, citizens, researchers) and foster collaboration for breaking down knowledge silos towards building a more productive, responsive and innovation generating public sector.
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The Climate action summit recently took place in Washington on 5-6 May. Remarking on the urgency to deal with climate change, World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim commented: “We have no time to waste. Delay is not an option. We have to wake up once again from the fog of success”.
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In the modern troubled times, where the crisis but also opportunities for innovation co-exist, the public sector must not only react to the crisis, but also pro-actively solve problems and seek new opportunities for value creation. As a consequence, its role is changing from what is known so far, to one that must also embrace a strategic and systematic effort to innovate.
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The new challenges posed by the evolution of society and the current financial crisis have once again shifted the spotlight on the modernisation of public sector. Consequently, the public sector is under increasing pressure to perform.
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Improving the delivery of public services and meeting society’s demands is among the foremost missions of the public sector. Information and Communication Technologies are already playing a pivotal role in helping agencies to achieve this mission, as modern, though well-established technologies are adopted and applied by the public sector who acts thus as a follower of technological developments and a mere receiver of related innovations.
