Self Organisation as a Tool for Diagnosis of Innovative Ecosystem - DOI:10.5585/RAI.2010681

Abstract

Several studies have been conducted to identify innovative mechanisms for the successful development of various innovative regions. The scope of the current research is to shed light on this issue, taking into account the theory of self-organized systems and the principal properties of freescale networks. Using Silicon Valley as an example, the author demonstrated the majority of selforganized systems, thus determining what traits, working principles and laws should be available for use in innovative system. Self-organization as a key characteristic of an innovation ecosystem coupled with prerequisites, supports the growth of Silicon Valley and would be recommended as a model to be utilised in countries and regions across the world.

Innovation Ecosystem Management Within the Framework of Digitalization

“…The application of this concept to the innovative ecosystem is observed in many works by different researchers studying ecosystem. That is the way [6] this concept is applied and used within the framework of development and innovation [7], interpreted from the point of view of the variety of activities within organisations that are part of the ecosystem. Territorial coverage is not reflected in the works of scientists, however a great number of scientists deal with the intensive development of the innovative potential of ecosystems.…”