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The total number of inhabitants constituting a
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area.
Fixed Population for Philippines:
95 Million
We identified 3 Themes that affects
Innovation in a country:
1. Personalisation
2. Collaboration
3. Innovation
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-goes beyond customisation, allowing the
consumer to stamp the product or service
with his or her own applications, preferences,
and configurations. Technology is a high
degree of personalisation, with the wide
range of downloadable applications available.
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-means to work together, and our research
focuses specifically on formal collaborative
arrangements at work that build traditional
geographic, institutional and functional
boundaries.
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The emphasis on core competencies,
the need for corporate agility and the
rise of emerging markets have caused
firms to focus on collaboration both
within and among organizations.
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Collaboration among functional groups
and organizations will help companies
become more productive and
innovative.
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The application of knowledge in a novel
way, primary for economic benefit is
becoming increasingly important for
companies and government.
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see the need for an innovative
environment if their economies are
to prosper.
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need to know the indicators of innovation
efficiency:
1. Highlight certain possible inadequacies in
certain environment factors
2. Number of work permits for foreign scientist
and engineers
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1.Technical Skills of the workforce
2. Quality of IT / telecommunications
infrastructure
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DIRECT DRIVERS OF
INNOVATION
1. R&D as a % GDP
2. Quality of a local research
infrastructure
3. Education of the
workforce
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INDIRECT DRIVERS OF
INNOVATION
1. Political Stability
2. Macroeconomic stability
3. The institutional
framework
4. The regulatory
environment
5. Tax regime
6. Flexibility of the labour
market
DIRECT DRIVERS OF
INNOVATION
4. Technical Skills of the
workforce
5. Quality of IT and
communications
infrastructure
6. Broadband Penetration
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INDIRECT DRIVERS OF
INNOVATION
7. Openness of national
economy to foreign
investment
8. Ease of hiring foreign
nationals
9. Opennes s of national
culture to foreign
influence
10. Access to investment
finance
11. Protection of intellectual
property
A comparison on its innovation output
(performance) with its ranking on direct
innovations can provide an insight into the
efficiency of innovation.
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The International Innovation Rankings are
useful because to some extent the more
innovative a country, the greater its growth
potential.
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In the next five years, nearly 60% of the 82
countries studied are likely to improve their
innovation performance
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Our creative geniuses are
leaving the country.
Making Japanese, European
and American companies
benefit from the scholars of
our nation.
We are allowing
our geniuses to be branded
by a foreign country.
Example is the Thai Rice
who was invented and
developed by a
Scientist.
If we do not do
anything now we will
be left in the dust
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rd
Inahgen Farmers Congress 2010,
February 3-5,2010
SMX Convention
needs an Task Force funded by government
to create
1. Accurate Survey
2. Local Ordinances
3. Preparedness and Response Plan
4. Checklist / Resource List
5. Upgrading Capabilities
6. Contingency Planning Workshop
The limiting factor right now is the
COLD STORAGE.
Mindanao Fish, Tuna:
60% delivered directly
55% consumed locally
15 out of the top 25 performers on the
innovation index are with countries with
fewer than 10 million inhabitants.
-Switzerland, Sweden and Finland.
with cluster of world-class companies in
research intensive sectors and their
universally high standards of education,
especially in science and mathematics,
guarantee their continued success at creating
wealth through their innovation prowess.
The Japanese education
fosters conformity, not creativity.
Several factors propel Japan to the position of
top innovator. For one thing, this resource-
poor economy has long taken an innovate or
die approach
How?
- There is a symbiotic relationship between
large companies and associated smaller firms
that were closely integrated into so-called
keiretsu and were under strong pressure to
innovate.
How did their government do this?
Japan invests proportionally more in R&D
Research and Development than the US.
Japan US
3.35% of GDP 2.79% of GDP
Is a leading innovator. With its high tech
clusters in the horological, electrical and
pharmaceutical companies.
300 Milion Population at the top of the list .
Its high ranking says much about the
creativity of its companies as well as the
efficiency of its patenting process.
are breaking out of their
position as,
members of the
underdeveloped world.
Has already taken Japan to become the worlds
second largest investor in R&D.
JAPAN
130 bn
AMERICA
330 bn
can expect to benefit more that India from
foreign direct investment because of its more
favorable regulatory and economic climate.
Much of Chinas inbound investment will
continue to target innovation-rich sectors
such as:
Mobile and fixed communications
Aviation
Vehicle Manufacturing
Pharmaceuticals and foodstuffs
opening
Research Centers in China, lured by the fact
that local scientists are paid only about 20%
as much as Western Scientists.
Exploit this situation, more than
300 foreign companies, including
major life science firms, have
established R&D Centres in
China.
is not an
innovation
utopia.
Problems include the rampant theft of
intellectual property, academic fraud, weak
financial markets, and political meddling in
science and research. Chinese innovation
remains weak.
YEAR2002-
2006
Patents per m Direct Inputs
Index
Innovation
Environment
Aggregate
Innov. Enabler
Japan 1 11 23 14
Taiwan 8 16 16 16
South Korea 15 13 35 18
Hongkong 23 21 11 20
Malaysia 34 32 34 31
Thailand 53 61 45 59
India 58 50 54 50
China 59 42 57 45
Philippines 60 60 48 58
Indonesia 74 71 70 73
Vietnam 79 75 66 75
are breaking out of their position as ,members
of the underdeveloped world.
According to study
This world average is the arithmetic of the
innovation index for each of the 82 countries.
The Economist Intelligence Unit 2007
YEAR2002-
2006
Patents per m Direct Inputs
Index
Innovation
Environment
Aggregate
Innov. Enabler
Japan 1 11 23 14
Taiwan 8 16 16 16
South Korea 15 13 35 18
Hong Kong 23 21 11 20
Malaysia 34 32 34 31
Thailand 53 61 45 59
India 58 50 54 50
China 59 42 57 45
Philippines 60 60 48 58
Indonesia 74 71 70 73
Vietnam 79 75 66 75
YEAR2002-
2006
Patents per m
Expected
Direct Inputs
Index
Expected
Innovation
Environment Index
Aggregate
Innov. Enabler
Japan 1 12 9.56 9.01
Taiwan 6 13 21 16
South Korea 17 17 35 17
Hong Kong 23 21 6 21
Malaysia 34 32 34 31
Thailand 59 65 57 64
India 56 49 52 50
China 54 37 53 37
Philippines 62 58 50 58
Indonesia 73 77 64 74
Vietnam 79 73 54 70
India 56 49 52 50
China 54 37 53 37
Philippines 62 58 50 58
2011
China 5 ranks higher
India 2 ranks higher
Philippines -2 ranks
Powerpoint Templates
Where is the wealth of
my nation?
It is in your hands.
It is by how we manage our resources, our
collective effort and how we as a nation can
work together in a shared responsibility in
uplifting our nation.
Choose a good reputation over great riches;
being held in high esteem is better than silver or gold.
-Proverbs 22:1, New Living Translation
We are sitting on
untapped pot of gold.
Our country is rich in
minerals and natural
resources.
Growing from 35 to now 50 countries, The
Anholt-GfK Roper Nation Brands
Index measures the power and quality of
each country's 'brand image' by combining
the following six dimensions:
Determines the public's image of products
and services from each country and the
extent to which consumers proactively seek
or avoid products from each country-of-
origin.
Measures public opinion regarding the level
of national government competency and
fairness and describes individuals' beliefs
about each country's government, as well as
its perceived commitment to global issues
such as democracy, justice, poverty and the
environment.
Reveals global perceptions of each nation's
heritage and appreciation for its
contemporary culture, including film, music,
art, sport and literature.
Measures the population's reputation for
competence, education, openness and
friendliness and other qualities, as well as
perceived levels of potential hostility and
discrimination.
Captures the level of interest in visiting a
country and the draw of natural and man-
made tourist attraction
Determines the power to attract people to
live, work or study in each country and
reveals how people perceive a country's
economic and social situation.