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December 12, 2006 The Forrester Wave™: National Innovation Networks, Q4 2006A Quantitative Evaluation Of 26 Nations In Four Global Innovation Competenciesby Michelle de Lussanet, Navi Radjou with Jaap Favier, Niek van Veen, Ashara Giordanelli |
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Executive Summary
Governments put innovation high on their national agendas as a way of creating jobs, economic growth, and general well-being. But much of the tax money invested goes to waste because many politicians and bureaucrats confuse innovation with invention. Successful strategies will build on the comparative advantage of each nation in a global Innovation Network consisting of Inventor, Transformer, Financier, and Broker nations. Developed nations should select two of these innovation roles, while developing nations should stick to one. Our evaluation shows 26 different nations which roles they should focus on and with which other nations they can partner to make their policies a success.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Nations Are In An Innovation Whirl
- Nations: Move From Closed National Systems To Global Innovation Networks
- National Innovation Evaluation Overview
- The Evaluation Analysis Shows Limits To The Number Of Roles A Nation Can Do
RECOMMENDATIONS
- Nations Need Targeted Innovation-Boosting Policies
- Supplemental Material
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