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Health eProcurement Cross-border
eCollaboration in the eRegion ICT, economical,
and organitational issues for e-health
integration in the enlarged Europe University of
Trieste University of Primorska Spring School
in Koper, May 22 23, 2014 Jože
GricarProfessor Emeritus of the University of
MariborGricar_at_FOV.Uni-Mb.si Program Coordinator
http//eLivingLab.org/CrossBordereRegion/InterMun
icipality
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eRegionIn the eRegion business government
organizations, as well as individuals,
extensively use eTechnologiesin order to
support their work
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eRegion - various perspectivesFrom a small
business perspective, eRegion is an area of
about 100 kilometers around the companys
location. From a large companys perspective,
eRegion is an area of some 200-500 kilometers
around the companys location.From the
Knowledge Village perspective, eRegion is the
area of about 5 hours air-flight to/from Dubai,
Arab Emirates.

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EU Strategy for the Danube
Regionhttp//Danube-Region.eu Priorities of
the EU Strategy for the Danube Region
http//Danube-Region.eu/pages/priorities

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The Danube Region
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TheBalticRegion
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Slovenias competitive advantage Location
Location Location
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Inter-Municipality Initiative in Slovenia
Cross-border eCollaboration in the Danube
eRegionhttp//elivinglab.org/CrossBordereRegion/I
nterMunicipality20./Participants(as per May
2014)

• Town Municipalities
• Neighboring Municipalities
• Tourist Organizations
• Regional Chambers of Commerce Craft and Small
  Business
• Development Centres
• Companies
• Health Institutions
• Prehospital Emergency Medical Services
• Insurance
• Organizers of Major International Events
• IT Providers
• Supporters National Administrations
• National Assembly Deputies
• Organizations of Slovenes Abroad
• National Self-governing Communities
• Diplomats
• Institutes
• Universities

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Objectives of eSolutions and eServices for a
Cross-border eCollaboration

• Innovativeness
• User-centricity
• Open innovation
• Simplicity
• Low-cost accessibility
• Web sites connectivity
• Multi lingual eSolutions eServices
• Openness to the organizations in Slovenia and
  other countries
• eServices engagement (cloud computing)
• Prototyping - Experimenting in the Living Lab
  Environment

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A missing link in innovation
Phase 2 Prototype
Phase 0 Research
Phase 1 Solution proposal
Phase 4 Commercial product/service
Phase 3 Pre-commercial product/service
Innovation no mans land
Research push
Market pull
Presented by Veli-Pekka Niitamo, NOKIA ENoLL,
Bled eConference June 5, 2007
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Prototype

• A prototype is
• an early sample or model
• built to test a concept or process
• or to act as a thing to be replicated
• or learned from.
• Wikipedia
• A prototype is a basis for a development
• of a pilot.

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Prototype Types

• Technology prototype a new operational
  eSolution or eService.
• Organizational prototype a new operational
  eSolution or eService in an organizational
  setting, or an already proven eSolution or
  eService in a new organizational setting.
• A basis of a prototype development
• is a problem
• for which the stakeholders
• have interest in solving it.

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Open Innovation

• Open innovation is a paradigm that assumes
  that firms can and should use external ideas as
  well as internal ideas, and internal and external
  paths to market, as the firms look to advance
  their technology.
• The boundaries between a firm and its
  environment have become more permeable
  innovations can easily transfer inward and
  outward.
• The central idea behind open innovation is
  that in a world of widely distributed knowledge,
  companies cannot afford to rely entirely on their
  own research, but should instead buy or license
  processes or inventions (i.e. patents) from other
  companies.
• Wikipedia

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Living Lab

• A Living Lab is an environment in which
  researchers, developers and users cooperate with
  the common objective of delivering a tested
  product, solution or service respecting the
  users requirements in a shortest time possible.
• The environment may be
• a city, a region within a country, an industry, a
  supply chain or a whole country.

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eHealth Prototype ProposalsItaly-Slovenia
Cross-border eCollaboration Workshop, April 17,
2013http//elivinglab.org/CrossBordereRegion/Inte
rMunicipality/Prototypes_17.20April202013.htm

• Regional Cross-Border Exchange of eInvoices in
  Healthcare
• Dr. Christian Kittl, Managing Director, Evolaris
  next level GmbH Mobile Living Lab,
  Austriae-collaboration against rheumatic
  diseases 
• Mag. Katja Oven, Project Manager, Geodetic
  Institute of Slovenia
• A system of geospatial health indicators for
  health care managementDr. Dalibor Radovan,
  Manager of Development sector, Geodetic Institute
  of Slovenia
• Real time insight into free healthcare capacity
  of cross-border hospitals in a case of epidemic
  disease outbreak or a major disaster
• Mag. Egon Milanic, Project Manager, Ineor Ltd.,
  Ljubljana, Slovenia
• Cross Border EHR (Electronic Health Record)
• Alberto Steindler, CEO, Insiel Mercato SpA,
  Trieste, Italy
• Telerehabilitation using multimedia educational
  contents 
• Dr. Drago Rudel, Director, MKS Electronic Systems
  Ltd., Ljubljana, Slovenia
• Management of drug related problems
• Jani Recer, Assistant Director for Informatics,
  University Medical Centre Ljubljana, Slovenia

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eHealth Prototype Proposals Cont.Italy-Slovenia
Cross-border eCollaboration Workshop, April 17,
2013http//elivinglab.org/CrossBordereRegion/Inte
rMunicipality/Prototypes_17.20April202013.htm

• Multitouch open source radiological station  A
  DICOM archive (PACS, Picture Archiving
  Communication in Medicine) for anotomopathology
  images
• Andrea Poli, CEO, O3 Enterprise, Trieste, Italy
• Cross-border e-Discharge Letter  Cross-border
  ePrescription  
• Dr. Brane Leskošek, Assistant Professor,
  University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Medicine,
  Institute of Biostatistics and Medical
  Informatics
• Information system for expert help with the
  research proposals involving live organisms 
• Dr. Jure Dimec, Assistant Professor, University
  of Ljubljana, Faculty of Medicine, Institute of
  Biostatistics and Medical Informatics
• Regional arthroplasty register
• Dr. Ingrid Milošev, Director assistant for
  scientific research and educational area,
  Valdoltra Orthopaedic Hospital  Head of the
  Department of Physical and Organic Chemistry,
  Institute "Jozef Stefan" Ljubljana, Slovenia 
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eHealth Prototype Proposals Cont.3rd Danube
eRegion Conference DeRC 2013 Cross-border
eSolutions eServices Prototypes
Developmenthttp//elivinglab.org/CrossBordereRegi
on/DeRC2013/Prototypes.htm

• Real time insight into healthcare capacity key
  resources
• Egon Milanic, Project Director, Ineor d.o.o.,
  Slovenia
• Up-to-date ICT supported holistic assessment of
  initial and program-based progress tracking of
  health readiness
• Alenka Ribic, Project Office Manager, RC-IKTS
  Savinja Žalec, Slovenia
• TeleMed System Better quality of Life at lower
  cost
• Graziano de Petris, Head Research Unit in
  Telemedicine, University Hospital Trieste, Italy 
•  Drug Event Reporting with Mobile Information
  Solutions DERMIS
• Dr. Christian Kittl, Managing Director, evolaris
  next level, Graz, Austria Mobile Living Lab 
• Regional arthroplasty register
• Ingrid Milošev, Assistant Director, Valdoltra
  Orthopedic Hospital, Slovenia 

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Innovation take-up in Europe is too slow

• It is important to note that Europe is
  traditionally stronger in research output and
  weaker in innovation take-up (i.e., adoption). To
  improve adoption rates, the new EU Horizon 2O2O
  programme stresses a more holistic perspective
  for Research, Development, and Innovation (RDI)
  and this is another step in the right direction.
  This programme should
• encourage more Europeans to take measured risks
  and reap the benefits of new higher-expectation
  businesses.
• Curley Salmelin (2013) Open Innovation 2.0 A
  New Paradigm

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Related Conferences in the Danube Region

• Danube Region Business Forum 2013
• ICT New Developments in Information and
  Communication Technology
• Austrian Federal Economic Chamber, Vienna,
  November 14 15 http//b2match.eu/danuberegionbus
  inessforum2013
• 4th Danube eRegion Conference DeRC 2014
  Cross-border eSolutions eServices Prototypes
  Development
• Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Slovenia,
  Ljubljana, September 22-23, 2014,
• http//eLivingLab.org/CrossBordereRegion/DeRC2014

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The Ambassadors of Austria, Hungary, Serbia and
Slovakia Sharing Interest in a Cross-border
eCollaboration in the Danube eRegion3rd Danube
eRegion Conference DeRC 2013, September
23http//elivinglab.org/CrossBordereRegion/DeRC20
13/DeRC201320Ambassadors20Panel.pdf

• The EU Strategy for the Danube Region
  (http//Danube-Region.eu) has opened many
  interesting opportunities for the intensified
  cooperation of the countries in the region.
• The e-government development has provided a solid
  basis for numerous services to the administration
  and to the citizens.
• Awareness creation and preconditions provision of
  eCollaboration by building bridges between
  academia and the government are needed for
  in-time EU project proposals submission.
• The municipalities have major interest in a
  cross-border collaboration, for example in the
  areas of tourism and culture.

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The Ambassadors of Austria, Hungary, Serbia and
Slovakia Sharing Interest in a Cross-border
eCollaboration in the Danube eRegion3rd Danube
eRegion Conference DeRC 2013, September 23cont.

• The eGovernment efforts have to re-focus from
  being administration oriented to being population
  oriented (user-demand driven systems).
• Regions development (B2B, G2C, G2G) has to be
  accelerated.
• The digital divide, although still noticeable, is
  not an obstacle.
• There are too many protocols not talking to
  each other (single-window approach needed).
• Numerous websites accessible are in national
  language only (various language requirements have
  to be accommodated based on a common basis in
  English).

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Refences

• OECD Council Recommendation on Principles for
  Internet Policy Making (2011). Organisation for
  Economic Co-operation and Development. 13
  December 2011, pp 10,
• http//www.oecd.org/sti/ieconomy/49258588.pdf
• Curley, Martin Salmelin, Bror (2013) Open
  Innovation 2.0 A New Paradigm. OISPG Open
  Innovation Strategy and Policy Group, pp 12,
  http//ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda/en/news/open-in
  novation-20-E28093-new-paradigm-and-foundation-
  sustainable-europe
• Digital Economy, Innovation and Services.
  Conclusions. European Council. Brussels, October
  25, 2013,
• http//www.consilium.europa.eu/uedocs/cms_data/doc
  s/pressdata/en/ec/139197.pdf

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Opportunities in Open Innovation Experience
Sharing in the eRegions

• Which components, solutions, or operations
  successful in one eRegion could be copied, which
  could be followed, and which are not applicable
  at all in another eRegion?
• Can some guidelines for successful copying be
  defined and generalized for better understanding
  of the potential of the open innovation as a
  concept and as a practice in an eRegion?
• How relevant are the outstanding business,
  government, and academic leaders to the eRegions
  awareness creation, policy making, or solutions
  implementation?

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Invitationto a Cross-bordereCollaboration

• eMunicipalities without borders eCollaboration
• Inter-eRegions eCollaboration
• eMobility
• eBusiness for SMEs
• Cross-border supply chains
• eInvoicing eProcurement
• eHealth eInclusion
• eTourism eHeritage
• eParticipation eDemocracy
• eResponse in Disaster
• eGeografic Applications
• eCrime