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A
Catalogue
of
state-of-the-art
concepts,
exis6ng
tools
and
lessons
learned
for
cross- border
Living
Lab
networks
Summary
of
the
Findings
May
12,
2010
Exis6ng
tools
and
lessons
learned
for
cross-border
Living
Lab
networks
Process:
WP1
conducted
extensive
LL
network
SOTA
review
and
analysis
on
M1-M6
of
Apollon
project
Findings
collected
from
x
ini6a6ves
in
interviews
and
project
documenta6on
reviews
Findings
reported
in
4
categories
and
analyzed
with
SWOT
and
relevance
to
APOLLON
project
Scope:
European
Living
Lab
(cross-border)
networks
Network
level
collabora6on
and
management
Development
trends
Methodologies
Success
Factors,
added
value
Background
Since
2006
trend
towards
more
networked
forms
of
living
lab
collabora6on
Objec6ves
emphasize
learning,
sharing,
harmoniza6on
and
joint
projects
Common
consent
regarding
the
vast
poten6al
impact
of
cross-border
networking
and
shared
prac6ces
exist
Networks
s6ll
in
early
stages
and
no
specic
criteria,
rules,
tools
or
methodologies
for
networks
exist
Findings
Networks
established
in
boUom-up
process
from
individual
ini6a6ves
Both
regional
and
thema6c
networks
exist
Collabora6on
project
based
Various
management
models:based
on
stages
of
life
cycle,
layers
of
interac6on,
categoriza6on
by
use
cases,
phases
of
development
or
Living
Lab
maturity
Culture,
contract
and
compe66on
issues
priority
topics
that
must
be
agreed
on
Issues
with
sustainability
The applied common valida6on and consolida6on of interview outcomes have been kept very simple by inten6on and comprises the following informa6on: Main category and sub-category according to the categoriza6on of the APOLLON methodology framework The concept category dis6nguishing between methodologies, organiza6onal/governance structures and tools The origin of the nding naming the projects or ini6a6ves name and its concept A verbal descrip6on summarizing the main facts about the nding A SWOT analysis lis6ng strengths, weaknesses, opportuni6es and threats of the ndings Available references for further details An indica6on of the relevance of the ndings for the APOLLON methodology framework
Findings
The
exchange
of
best
prac6ces
and
lessons
learned
is
seen
as
the
most
important
goal
of
the
network.
When
the
network
has
produced
concrete
output,
it
is
s6ll
more
a
gathering
of
what
is
available
or
possible
within
(each
of)
the
Living
labs.
the
sustainability
of
the
networks
is
unsure
There
is
a
lack
of
clear
dened
rules
and
procedures
within
the
network
that
determine
how
partners
should
collaborate
with
each
other
it
is
required
to
start
developing
new
methods,
tools,
protocols,
technical
requirements
and
to
establish
a
beUer
exchange
and
re-usability
of
processes
and
procedures
crea6ng
higher
impact
on
the
product
/
service
innovator,
the
user
and
the
whole
local/regional
eco-system.
leverage
their
exper6se
and
combine
customers
and
suppliers
into
a
seamlessly
integrated
value
network
by
embedding
their
local
ecosystems
into
a
broader
cross-border
ecosystem
of
Living
Lab
networks.