The aim of this workshop is to exchange information, experiences and lessons-learned from actual cases around the world where innovation is created. It follows a paradigmatic approach and will try to demonstrate the processes of creating innovation in the Transport sector through presenting and discussing a number of examples or case studies (paradigms) from different countries around the world.  This will be done in two breakaway sessions: innovation infrastructures and processes for the implementation of research results. The scope of the workshop is international i.e. innovation at global scale. An indicative list of the main countries / regions to be covered, include: the US, the EU, P.R. China, Japan and Korea.

 

In today’s environment, everything is connected and disruption feels constant. Knowledge is a currency in this shared environment and the transportation sector seeks ways to use it effectively, from data analytics and technology that enable new approaches of managing the transportation system and organization to building on staff experience and innovation. This workshop offers resources on building a knowledge management (KM) strategy to intentionally capture and reuse knowledge resources. The strategy will build on an organization’s current activities to manage people, processes, technology, and information. Participants will learn about activities to help them build KM capabilities.