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TaoJiang Onlinehttp://song.mgov.cn December 19 "Innovation 2.0 in a Knowledge-based Society" the Second mGov Seminar China was held at Peking UniversityKnowledge-based Society calls for Innovation 2.0 “Innovation 2.0 in a Knowledge-based Society” the 2nd Mobile Government Seminar is held at Peking University on 23 November 2008. Focusing on innovation 2.0 in a knowledge-based society, the 2nd Mobile Government Seminar is sponsored by mGov Lab China. Up to 50 participants from academia, government and business attended this seminar.
The First mGov Seminar China in 2006 has raised the hot discussion on the impact of mobile and ubiquitous technology on public management, organizational change and social change - the traditional organizational boundary is "dissolving". “Innovation 2.0 in a Knowledge-based Society” the 2nd Mobile Government Seminar this year further discusses the impact of technology development on the traditional boundary of innovation. It is the first ever academic discussion on Innovation 2.0 in China.
The emergence and convergence of ICT enables a knowledge-based society and dissolves the traditional boundary of science labs and R&D activities. The ordinary people and the users will have more say, and will be a main player in the innovation process. Focusing on application innovation, featuring user-centric, demand-driven, open innovation and co-innovation, Innovation 2.0 is emerging in the knowledge-based society.
The Seminar is composed of three parts. Part one “Innovation 2.0 as Paradigm Shift of Innovation Mode” is chaired by Professor WU Lun, Deputy Dean of Digital China Institute, Peking University. Part two “Sharing Innovation 2.0 Practice and Cases“ is chaired by Professor MENG Qingguo, Deputy Dean of School of Public Policy and Management, Tsinghua University. Researchers and practitioners from Peking University, Tsinghua University, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Renmin University of China, Agder University Norway, Beijing Municipal Government, Intel China, China Mobile, Timeloit Technology, etc. shares researches and practices during the two presentation session. (Click here to download presentations at this seminar.)
Part three “Brainstorming and Discussion” is chaired by Dr. SONG Gang, Director of mGov Lab China and Professor CHEN Rui from Institute of Policy and Management, Chinese Academy of Sciences. Typical Innovation 2.0 cases such as web 2.0, open source, digital fabrication are discussed. Innovation modes of AIP, Living Lab, Fab Lab are also discussed as typical Innovation 2.0 modes.
Participants in this seminar agree that the exploration of innovation 2.0, which involves all parts of the society in innovation, is very important to the improvement of the national science and technology innovation system for an innovative country in a knowledge-based society. Further researches and practices are needed in this area.
For more information, please visit: http://www.mgov.cn/innovation/ News Reports about Innovation 2.0 Seminar: http://www.mgov.cn/innovation/2008.htm More information on this Seminar: http://www.mgov.cn/innovation/20.htm The Presentation PPT Slides are available to download at: Keynotes Speech by Dr. SONG Gang of mGov Lab China: CCW Commentary: mGov Seminar Discuss Innovation 2.0 in a Knowledge-based Society:
February 04 mGov Lab China is launched in Beijing!mGov Lab China launched project Mobile China! The mGovernment Laboratory, China (mGov Lab China, http://www.mgov.cn/lab/) is the first mobile government research group in China. It aims to set up a platform for researchers and industrial experts and to promote mobile government practice and innovation in China. By promoting the application of mobile technology in government and public sectors, mGov Lab China aims to promote the development of the industry and to reinvent the public sector. "Mobile China" (www.grchina.com) is the most recent project "mGov Lab China" has launched to explore the potential of mobile ICT in Chinese society. Beijing explore the use of ICT to enable a fluid government!
Download the Information about the Informational City Management System in Beijing: Download information in full sizeAugust 20 Sail Amsterdam 2005!Once every five year event!
Big sail boat all over the world have come at the Amsterdam waterfront from the 17th to the 22nd of August! Impressive sail boat parade and various wonderful events! Visit my Photo Album for pictures...
July 25 Charming North Wales and SnowdoniaCharming North Wales and Snowdonia
22th July - 24th July, 2005 Another HOST experience, I spend an unforgettable weekend in the charming North Wales and Snowdonia. My SONY camera suddenly out of order with no reason in Liverpool and stop to function any more. It is just bought last year! But I am lucky I stayed with the family of photographers - Kirstin, Rhodri and lovely Gwion. I enjoyed many nice photos by them when I just arrived in Conwy. They offered a spare one for me so that I could keep all the beautiful moments here:) The scenary of north Wales and Snowdonia is really out of my expectation with all the best combination of mountains, lakes, castles, historical buildings, rivers, waterfalls and yachts ... Just enjoy some of my pictures! I really need to rush for my disertation now...
See Also: UK.GRCHINA.COM Article in Chinese
Friend's Link: Conwy Camera Club July 21 Iberian Peninsula TourIberian Peninsula Tour
13th July - 20th July, 2005 Just back from Spain, Portugal and Andorra, I finished upload all the photos in my MSN photo album. News come again about the blasts in London Tubes, I am lucky that I came home in London again a few hours earlier than the blasts. I need to have a rest then get down to my disertation ...
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