Chair Michelin at the Centre for French-Japanese Advanced Studies in Paris /Fondation France-Japon de l’EHESS workshop on“Innovation policy in AI/IoT era :Investigating university industry collaboration 2.0”
Date and Time: Friday December 15th, 2018, 9:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.
Venue: OECD (2 Rue André Pascal, 75016 Paris)
Digitalization has a transformative impact on innovation in firms and industry, where new businessmodels are disrupting traditional industries. Ubiquitous IT infrastructure enables sharing goods
services such as Uber and Airbnb, big data analytics and AI technologies are used for condition
based maintenance (CBM), by which industrial machinery producers such as GE can provide newvalue to their customers, and an advancement of automated driving technology may change thelandscape of mobility related goods and services industry completely.
As the relative value of information (or “big data”) to physical products increases, and servitizationof manufacturing industry progresses, the style of innovation becomes to be adaptive and flexible inchanging environments. This calls for changes of the role of universities and PRIs (Public ResearchInstitutions) in the innovation system. Such science sector does not provide only scientific findings
as public goods, but also should play more active role in innovation ecosystem formation, byproviding the field of rapid and interactive experimentation for industry.
This workshop puts together academia and industry people on review about recent scientific works
on measuring digitalization of innovation, focusing on AI/IoT technologies, to facilitate discussion
on the new style of public privation cooperation in innovation. The workshop will be build upon theresearch project on science based innovation under the Michelin fellowship of FFJ/EHESS, with thecooperation of “digital and open innovation” project of OECD.
PROGRAM

9:00 a.m.-9:10 a.m. Opening Remarks, by Christian Sautter (Vice-president of the FFJ)
9:10 a.m.-9:20 a.m. Introduction of themes of the workshop, by Motohashi Kazuyuki (Universityof Tokyo, EHESS/2017 CEAFJP Michelin Fellow)
9:20 a.m.-10:00 a.m. Dominique Guellec and Caroline Paunov (OECD)
Title: “Innovation policies at the digital age”
10:00 a.m.-10:40 a.m. Motohashi Kazuyuki (University of Tokyo)
Title: “Measuring Science Based Innovation and Innovation Policy Implications”
10:40 a.m.-10:50 a.m. Coffee break
10:50 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Yasushi Hara (GRIPS, EHESS/2018 CEAFJP Michelin Fellow)
Title: “From Science To Innovation: Under the analysis of Digital STI Policy Making Simulators(SPIAS and SPIAS-e)”
11:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Wrap-up discussions, facilitated by Kazuyuki Motohashi
Guide for presentation: 30 minutes for the presenter, 10 minutes for general discussion including thefloor.

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Christian Sautter (FFJ)
Christian Sautter co-founded the Centre de recherches sur le Japon (formallyknown as the Groupe de recherches sur le Japon) at the EHESS in 1973 and isVice-President of the FFJ since 2009. He served as Minister for Economics,Finance, and Industry from 1999 to 2000, and Deputy Mayor of Paris between
2008-2014.

Dominique Guellec" Innovation policies at the digital age"
The digital transformation has changed the way economies work andinnovation is organised. The OECD project ‘Digital and Open Innovation’investigates whether and, if so, how digital transformation changes therationales for innovation policy as well as the most appropriate instruments tofoster vibrant innovation ecosystems. This presentation is based on theOECD project on digital and open innovation, reviewing changing businessmodels and new forms of innovation across sectors and different actors,
including SMEs, start-ups and research institutions. It also analyses new
forms of collaboration for innovation at local, national and global levels.
Dominique Guellec is Head of the Science and Technology Policy (STP)
Division of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development(OECD). This division covers notably: innovation policies, science policies,
biotechnology and nanotechnology issues, national innovation studies, digitalinnovation, the STI Outlook, the Innovation Policy Platform, and the Space
Forum. Mr. Guellec joined the OECD in 1995 and has worked on statistics,
economic and policy analysis of science, innovation and growth.
Kazuyuki Motohashi (University of Tokyo)"Measuring Science Based Innovation and Innovation Policy Implications"
Resume: This presentation is based on the database, linking scientific paper
database (Science) and patent information (Technology) in Japan and theUnited States. The database allows us to look at co-occurence of science andtechnology, which cannot be captured by traditional science linkage indicator
such as NPL citation by patent. It is found that more scientific knowledge isused for industrial innovation over 10 years both in Japan and the UnitedStates. We also covers a topics of science based innovation in AI/IoT field tosee detail interactions between public research institutions and private firms.
Kazuyuki Motohashi is Professor, Department of Technology Managementfor Innovation, and Director, Innovation Policy Research Institute, Graduate
School of Engineering, University of Tokyo, and EHESS-2017 CEAFJPMichelin Senior Fellow.

Yasushi Hara (GRIPS)"From Science To Innovation: The analysis of Digital STI Policy
Making Simulators (SPIAS and SPIAS-e)"
Resume: What is the role of scientist, inventor, and entrepreneur during R&D
Process from the fundamental scientific discoveries to marketization?
Currently SciREX team develops and operates SPIAS, SciREX Policymaking
Intelligent Assistance System, to analyze knowledge flow from science toinnovation. In parallel, our economic simulation model called SPIAS-e(SPIAS-economic system) analyzes the impact of policy options of IoT.
Yasushi Hara is working as specialist at Science for RE-designing Science,
Technology and Innovation Policy Center, National Graduate Institute forPolicy Studies (GRIPS) and 2018 Michelin/CEAFJP Junior Fellow.