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Cultivating urban innovations, updated presentation 18.12.2012
Forum Virium Helsinki focuses on fostering innovative service solutions through collaborations with companies, public organizations, and citizens, aiming to enhance the city's digital service competitiveness. Key initiatives include open data projects, healthcare innovations, and smart city developments that promote community engagement and international networking. The organization seeks to create services based on real user needs while supporting economic growth and urban innovation.
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- 1. Forum Virium Helsinki New service innovations – in cooperationwith companies, public sector organizations and citizens. Pauliina Smeds, 11/2012
- 2. Contents Kuva: Olli-Pekka Orpo Introduction to Forum Virium Helsinki 3 2 • Mission, vision, members & focus areas Examples of Innovation Projects 1. Smart City: Empowering & harnessing the innovation capacity of the urban community: e.g., City Service Development Kit & Open Cities project 5 2. Pioneering the Open Data movement in Finland: Helsinki Region Infoshare, Apps4Finland, Open Helsinki 6 1 3.Wellbeing: New solutions for healthcare: e.g.: Healthy Borough Programme; HealthStand, Health Card, Virtual Home Care, Collective School: Encouraging pupil engagement 4. Innovative Procurements Kuva: Katja Virta 5. New Forms of Media: e.g.: Stadi.TV & Urban Media Surfaces Kuva: Olli-Pekka Orpo 6. Growth Coaching: supporting internationalisation of SME’s 7. International Networks and cooperation with World Design Capital Helsinki 2012 Kuva: Susanna Ollila 4 7
- 3. New service innovations in cooperation with companies, public sector organizations and citizens. Forum Virium Helsinki is a part of the City of Helsinki Group.
- 4. Mission Forum Virium Helsinki is an innovator and an initiator of new kind of cooperation between companies, public sector organizations and citizens. The aim is to create internationally competitive services that are based on the real needs of users. Photo: flickr: a4gpa's photostream
- 5. Vision Helsinki metropolitan area is the capital of digital services in Europe. Partners and members of Forum Virium Helsinki have created remarkable new business and growth.
- 6. Cultivating Urban Innovations
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- 8. Anchor Public Companies Sector Member Companies
- 9. Focus Areas Smart City Innovative Procurements Innovation Communities Wellbeing Growth Coaching New Forms of Media Expected: Environment & Sustainability
- 10. City Service DevelopmentKit Smart Opening up public data Open Helsinki City City as an interface International harmonization
- 11. CitySDK • Toolkit fordeveloping digital city services: opening up and harmonizing city interfaces, processes & standards • Eight European cities, 15 companies and research partners involved • http://www.citysdk.eu/
- 12. Open Cities Data.opencities.net – a datacatalogue summing up the sources of open data in Europe • Boosting innovation by opening up and utilizing public data sources • Open Cities App Challenge as well as national app challenges • opencities.net Kuva: HKI kuvapankki / Seppo Laakso
- 13. Code for Europe •Code for America brought to Europe – Bringing tech talents to contribute making cities more open & efficient • Supporting the renewal of public services • talents with out-of-box answers to city challenges • technological innovations • community engagement • Part of the EU project ”Commons for Europe” www.codeforeurope.net
- 14. Helsinki Region Infoshare • Public data pools from the Helsinki Region as open regional data • The opened data is ready to be used by anyone freely at no cost • One main goal is to pilot an open data activity model and its implications to both the producers and end users of the data Datakuvat: Informaatiomuotoilu.fi – Learning by doing – Sharing the lessons learned
- 15. Kuva: Pertti Nisomem Mayor's Achievement of the Year Prize to Helsinki Region Infoshare
- 16. Opening up public data Why? •Boosts the ecosystem as a whole by fostering new business opportunities, innovations and economic growth • Makes city governance more effective, saves public costs • Increases transparency
- 17. Apps4Finland competition Encourages citizens to develop new ways to utilize open data http://www.apps4finland.fi/fi/en Kuva: Olli-Pekka Orpo
- 18. An emerging trend:data visualization • Illustrates the data and makes it more perceivable • http://www.hri.fi/visualisointiblog – Data visualization examples and tools Datakuvat: Informaatiomuotoilu.fi
- 19. World Design Capital Helsinki 2012 Open Data one of the main themes More information: openhelsinki.fi Kuva: Teppo Hudson
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- 21. Travel card introduced in eventlogistics • Smart badges used by staff & competitors at Open Europeans Helsinki 2011 Sailing Race • 1600 end-users during a two week event Kuva: Suomen Purjehdus ja veneily
- 22. Better everyday at daycare •Nappula pilot: testing NFC technology at daycare to ease everyday operations and to free time from administrative routines • Tools for presence monitoring
- 23. Tramstop Wall -services through city tags •Piloting new service offering through electronic RFID tags • Virtual message wall for tram passengers • SMS tram ticket through NFC
- 24. Smart City guiding you Kuva: Susanna Ollila
- 25. Walk and Feel Helsinki Digitallyguided route for cruise passengers • Mobile guide with tourist information to attract cruise passengers • Signposts with digital tags, access to information on Helsinki with mobile phone Kuva: Susanna Ollila
- 26. Services for elderly people Wellbeing Virtual home care Healthcare technology Healthy Borough Programme Encouraging pupil engagement
- 27. Societal challenges in healthcare Citizens are ageing, the demand for healthcare services rises Large amount of the workforce will reach retirement age At the same time with the growing shortage of helping hands, there is an acute need for new solutions & improvements in effectiveness
- 28. Healthy Borough Programme The HealthStand by the City of Helsinki Health Centre • One of the pilots testing services brought to the places where people are • The HealthStand is an ongoing service in Itis Shopping Centre Kuva: Kimmo Brandt to support the self-care of the residents • Offers guidance and advice on how to promote good health and prevent illness Kuva: Kimmo Brandt
- 29. Healthy Borough Programme TheDigital Health Card by the City of Helsinki Health Centre • To sieve hidden diabetes cases and cardiovascular diseases • Online health checks, laboratory tests, online health couching • Promising results: sieved successfully individuals with increased risk of the diseases. 5000 residents were invited to the pilot, 800 participated
- 30. The Health Cardwas presented Kuva: Tomi Parkkonen / Laatukeskus Excellence Finland the Excellence Finland award for quality innovation by the president of Finland
- 31. Virtual homecare • Customers of the Helsinki City Home Care experimented virtual home care with integrated alarm function • Promising results: the pilot is extended and prolonged – Preliminary results: virtual home care increases both the sense of security of home care customers, as well as social interaction between customers & home care
- 32. Storytelling games preventing loneliness •Developing & testing digital storytelling games that stimulate social connectedness among elderly • Games designed together with the elderly in the Netherlands, Finland, Sweden & Denmark • www.express2connect.org
- 33. Looking for the besthealthcare for everybody Using operations management to improve healthcare outcomes and to develop healthcare system scenarios Lehtikuva, Roope Salonen • tools, methods, and models to create better & more sustainable health systems • quality of care, cost, efficiency & accessibility • www.managedoutcomes.eu
- 34. Encouraging childrens participation • Four projectsto increase communality at schools and to strengthen inclusion of the pupils • Pupils, teachers and other school staff develop digital services in collaboration with parents and other stakeholders of schools
- 35. Innovative procurements • Thepre-commercial procurement (PCP) process tested in Finland for the first time • The aim is to rejuvenate public services by procuring innovative solutions • Project: SILVER: Supporting Independent Living of the Elderly through Robotics
- 36. New Forms Urban media screens of Media Stadi.TV, the voice of Helsinki people Workshops and education on media production
- 37. Open, local and socialmedia: http://stadi.tv and cable
- 38. Stadi.TV • Citizen media platform: provides new means for resident involvement • Increases city’s transparency -HelsinkiKanava • Content production education & workshops: boosting media literacy & skills of the residents Kuva: Kalle Kuisma, m-cult
- 39. Media Master Plan •Examines business opportunities, as well as new content related possibilities of digital media screens • Trials: e.g., urban screen pilot on the wall of the department store Sokos in downtown Helsinki, Helsinki Tourist Studio’s media surfaces implementation Kuva: Kaisa Eskola, FVH
- 40. City of Helsinki media screens •Urbanflow concept draws visions for the utilization of urban media screens – helsinki.urbanflow.io • New opportunities for business and for further developing Open Helsinki • Promotes tourism and strengthens the image of Helsinki
- 41. Branding the BalticSea Region as one unity • Baltic metropoles increasing the Baltic Sea Region’s competitiveness by branding it as one unity • Attracting investors, tourists & talents to the region • Accelerating the identity building dialogue in the region • Awakening interest in the common good of the Baltic Sea Region http://www.hel.fi/hel2/onebsr/
- 42. Growth Coaching For internationalization ofSMEs Tailored for SME's business needs Since 2006 almost 200 companies Expertise in coaching Steady track record Kuvat: Olli-Pekka Orpo
- 43. Growth Coaching Boosting internationalizationof SMEs • Offers an additional tool for promoting diversity and dynamic development • No business area or age limitations for companies • Has been developed in co-operation with businesses, low bureaucracy • Produced by Forum Virium Helsinki for City of Helsinki Economic Development Kuva: Mia Uronen
- 44. Promoting international networks ofthe City of Helsinki • Project partnerships & networking –Cooperation & benchmarking: projects, cities, companies, communities – Active member of European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL) • Decision-makers & investors Kuva: Olli-Pekka Orpo –Lobbying, project funding • High quality research –New information, insight & foresight
- 45. Partner of World Design Capital Helsinki2012 The main theme: Open Data • Helsinki Region Infoshare the main partnership, more info on the events, competitions, etc: http://openhelsinki.fi • WDC Channel on Stadi.TV: http://stadi.tv • wdchelsinki2012.fi/en
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