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Two links from Bengt-Åke Lundvall
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September 16th, 2009 - 11:43
Bengt-Åkes presentation was interesting to me because it adressed the role of government in fostering increased innovation in business and society by creating the appropritate framework conditions. But is a prerequisite not also that government itself is innovative? Could “innovative government” also be a dimension of national competitiveness? MindLab is part of three national ministries in Denmark where we apply a user-centric approach to develop government policy and new public services. Read more at our very own MindBlog: http://mindblog.dk/en/ … it would be interesting to hear any of the participants ideas, reactions and perspectives and suggestions for how to drive innovation inside government?