Our organization boasts a long history of successful Triple Helix collaborations. A prime example is our pioneering 2002 project, a feasibility study for a sustainability bank in Noord-Brabant. This collaborative effort, involving Rabobank, CE Delft, and the Institute for Applied Environmental Economics, aimed to identify and assess viable sustainable technologies and initiatives suitable for funding by the proposed financial institution.
Furthermore, we actively participate in NESTEQ.NL and maintain a strong collaborative relationship with MilVision, focusing our joint efforts on advancing the development and implementation of a thriving bio-based economy
Our company name, IBPM, represents Innovation Business Process Management. The acronym encapsulates our primary approach and activities.
Our company name, IBPM, stands for Innovation Business Process Management. This acronym reflects our core approach and activities. Here’s the background and meaning. From Taylorism to Process Orientation: Traditional work organization, rooted in Taylorism, focuses on breaking down tasks into smaller units for efficiency. However, this can lead to fragmentation. Process orientation emphasizes the interconnectedness of activities towards a larger goal. Defining Business Processes and BPM: A business process is a set of coordinated activities working towards a specific goal. Business Process Management (BPM) involves designing, administering, and analyzing these processes, enabling improvement and efficient execution. Innovation as a Business Process: Innovation can be viewed as a business process, involving a series of activities that can be managed and optimized. It includes the emergence and diffusion of knowledge, translating it into new products and processes. The Complexity of Innovation: Innovation is a dynamic process with feedback loops and interactions between various actors. It requires a collaborative approach, as firms seldom innovate in isolation. The Collaborative Nature of Innovation: Companies often engage with external partners like suppliers, customers, universities, and government bodies. These collaborations are essential for accessing and exchanging knowledge and resources. Integrating Innovation with BPM: Organizations can apply BPM principles to manage and improve their innovation efforts by: - Mapping the innovation process - Establishing metrics and KPIs - Optimizing the process - Fostering collaboration - Leveraging technology This approach helps in managing and enhancing innovation within organizations. |
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