The document provides an overview of Espoo, Finland as a destination for conferences and meetings, highlighting its position as a youthful and fast-growing city that is a center for science and technology located near Helsinki. Espoo has world-class universities and research institutions concentrated in the Otaniemi area, as well as versatile meeting facilities throughout the city and surrounding natural areas. The Visit Espoo tourism bureau works to attract conferences and support the local meetings industry.
This document provides an overview of the education system in Espoo, Finland from the perspective of the Deputy Mayor of Education and Culture. It discusses the decentralized nature of the Finnish education system, with curriculum developed at the national, local, and individual school levels. It emphasizes the role of competent, autonomous teachers and student participation through student associations as factors in Finland's high performance in international assessments like PISA.
The document summarizes Copenhagen's strategy to attract international scientific conferences. It discusses the Forum for International Conventions, which provides coordination between local groups to bid for conferences. It also describes strategic clusters that support bids within key scientific areas like life sciences and clean tech. Finally, it mentions the Copenhagen Advisory Board, which aims to develop the framework for hosting conferences and identify challenges to improving Copenhagen's position as a congress destination.
The 2013 Scandinavian Destination Sustainability IndexICCA Scandinavia
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The document discusses the 2013 Scandinavian Destination Sustainability Index workshop held in Aarhus, Denmark. It provides an overview of the progress made in developing a sustainability index for meetings destinations in Scandinavia since the initial workshop in 2010. Key accomplishments include establishing a Sustainable Meetings Accord signed by 30 organizations, launching a common set of performance indicators, and 16 destinations participating in the 2012 index. The 2013 workshop focused on reviewing index results, identifying areas for improvement, and encouraging further collaboration among stakeholders to advance sustainability in the region's meetings industry.
The Dublin Convention Bureau held a breakfast briefing at the Honorable Society of King's Inns. The Bureau secured over 15,000 delegates so far in 2015, bringing in 21.3 million. Most of the Bureau's business won so far in 2015 has been from associations, with 17 association events compared to 10 corporate events. The briefing covered the Bureau's digital discovery and relationship management strategies, including responsive website design, blogs, and an after-sales planner's toolkit. The Destination Dublin initiative was also discussed, which aims to reinvent Dublin's image and focus on visitor experiences like outdoor activities, culture, and history. Upcoming events like Meet in Ireland 2015 were highlighted, and attendees were encouraged to get involved through the Bureau
The document describes how the Boost app can be used by different roles at events to enhance communication and tasks. It provides step-by-step instructions for meeting planners, staff, vendors, speakers, and A/V teams to use Boost for functions like contacting team members, checking speakers in, sending notifications, and logging speakers into computers.
The document discusses travel and tourism's economic impact in the United States. Some key points:
- Travel and tourism generated $188 billion in tax revenue and $118 billion in income for Americans in 2018.
- The industry supports over 1.8 million meetings that spend $263 billion and employ 1.7 million people.
- Destination marketing organizations import temporary taxpayers and are investment accounts that generate tax revenue and income.
Meetings & Conventions - Understanding the Value to DestinationsVictoria Isley
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The document discusses the value of meetings and conventions to destinations. It provides statistics on the number of meetings in the US, spending, and jobs created. Meeting planners are influenced by many factors in site selection like destination brand, facilities, costs, and relationships. DMOs play an important role in prospecting, sales, marketing, and building relationships with planners. Sales is a multi-step process from research to securing business. DMOs also track leads and bookings through the empowerMINT database.
This document outlines best practices for international meeting planners. It recommends planners know their goals and if an international destination fits, research destinations thoroughly, understand and accept local customs, follow currency exchange rates and costs, conduct site inspections in person, consider travel factors, be mindful of cultural concepts of time, learn local industry practices, understand the importance of relationships, manage expectations, and enjoy learning from the experience.
The document discusses trends in the meetings industry and how to successfully prospect for and develop relationships with meeting planners. It identifies some key trends like interactiveness, social media, short bookings notices, and experiential events. It also emphasizes that technology and the relationship between the seller and planner are still very important. The document provides tips on finding prospects through tools, events and online research and stresses the importance of regular communication and building trust to convert prospects into clients.
Benchmarking the Modern Meeting PlannerSocial Tables
油
This document summarizes a webinar about benchmarking the modern meeting planner. It discusses findings from a Georgetown University study about who meeting planners are, how many events they manage per year, what factors are important in selecting venues, how technology is used, and 10 tips for thinking like a modern planner. Key points include that the average planner manages 37 events and 45 site visits per year, location and cost are top factors for selecting venues, and social media and mobile apps are increasingly important technologies for planners.
Meeting Planners International - Carolinas Chapter EducationLite Meeting - April 23rd 2013
Presenter: Mitch MIles - The 26.2 Group
Link to Mitch @ www.linkedIn.com/in/mitchmiles
Location: DoubleTree by Hilton - Durham, NC
Official Research: Event Technology in 2015 by MPIDoubleDutch
油
This document summarizes key findings from an MPI research report on the state of event apps. It finds that 63% of planners currently offer mobile apps for events, and 60% of non-users plan to within a year. Common app features include schedules, speaker profiles, and maps. Planners see apps as crucial for engagement and collecting data. While budgets can be challenging to approve, demonstrating value through attendee convenience, engagement and cost savings helps. The future of apps includes live streaming, location services and personalized recommendations to facilitate connections.
Social media and websites for government meeting plannersCity of Waco
油
A presentation aimed at government meeting planners and other meeting planners, with fresh information about new cloud-based meeting planning software, mobile apps, and how to use social media to enhance your convention or event.
A Digital Marketing Strategy - Monaco Convention Bureau (MICE sector)Robert Langereis
油
"In November 2014, the Monaco Tourism and Convention Authority received the prestigious ICCA award for the Best Marketing Campaign.
The Monaco Convention Bureau presented its communications campaign to a panel of over 750 professionals, composed of directors of associations, event planners, experts, journalists, directors of convention bureaus and congress centers from five continents.
This marketing campaign was selected by the jury, thus beating the 束 heavyweights 損 in the Congress sector like Amsterdam and Copenhagen.
The students of the IUM MSc in Digital Marketing are delighted with this victory as they have worked hard several months to propose to the Monaco Tourism and Convention Authority a relevant digital strategy. Indeed, as part of their curriculum (MSc in Digital Marketing corporate project), the students have made recommendations and suggested various ideas and solutions to appeal directly to the reader, overcome negative stereotypes, and highlight the professionalism of Monacos economic and touristic players." [http://www.monaco.edu/news-business-school/index.php/msc-in-digital-marketing-corporate-project]
I can count myself lucky to have been part of one of the two groups from IUM who presented their recommendation to the Monaco Tourism and Convention Authority. We feel honoured to have contributed (to whatever extend) to the succes of this campaign.
This strategy was created, and presented, by: Christiaan Barnard, Thomas Lyseggen, Gregory Meynaud, and myself.
Aarhus University is a top 100 university located in Aarhus, Denmark with over 43,000 students. The document discusses Aarhus University's strong academic profile, including rankings and research excellence. It also outlines the university's efforts to internationalize, such as increasing its international student population to over 4,400 students and staff from over 100 nationalities. Aarhus University aims to be a globally oriented university and host major international events each year to raise its profile on the global stage.
This document discusses strategies for using social media to improve the conference experience. It suggests engaging participants through social media platforms before, during and after the conference. Setting up an editorial team and calendar can help plan and coordinate social media content. Personas can help conference planners understand different types of participants.
Keynote speach at Hands On! Children's museum conference - 20099b+
油
This document discusses the role of technology in children's museums. It begins by asking why technology should be used, what role it can play, and how it can be implemented. Potential reasons for using technology include expanding visitor experiences through space, time and access to intangible heritage. Technology can be both a means and an end, and involve cutting-edge tech or human mediation. Innovators in the field include private companies, new media art centers, and museum laboratories. The fundamental question remains why technology has a place in children's museums in the era of ubiquitous computing.
Andrus Viirg - Estonia Overview - Enterprise Estonia Silicon Valley - Stanfor...Burton Lee
油
This document provides information about Estonia in 3 paragraphs. It begins with a brief history of Estonia mentioning a meteorite hit in 1000 BC and their time as part of the Soviet Union from 1918-1940 and again from 1991. The second paragraph outlines key facts about modern Estonia as a member of the EU and NATO including their population, GDP, and status as a Nordic country with a flat tax rate. The third paragraph discusses Estonia's leadership in technology and e-government initiatives as well as their oil shale industry and plans to build an electric vehicle charging network.
Aalto on Tracks - Higher Education ConferenceMikko Ikola
油
Presentation about Aalto on Tracks as well as Aalto on Waves and Tongji on Tracks.
Held in Higher Education Conference 5th October 2011 for high school study advisors.
convidamos a todos para participar do evento intitulado Aalto on Waves (AoW), promovido pela Aalto University (Finl但ndia) em parceria com o Programa de P坦s-gradua巽達o da Faculdade de Arquitetura e Urbanismo da Universidade de S達o Paulo, que ocorrer叩 entre os dias 7 e 9 de dezembro deste ano.
O evento, a ser realizado na USP, compila o trabalho e a pesquisa dos participantes do projeto Aalto on Waves, uma jornada que trar叩 110 membros da comunidade Aalto University da 叩rea de design, marketing, tecnologia, engenharia e arte. Todos vir達o para o Brasil de navio!
Aalto on Waves est叩 dividido em tr棚s atividades principais:
The Gallery: local onde o trabalho dos estudantes da School of Arts and Design da Aalto University e stands do Helsinki WDC 2012 e Aalto Design Factory, al辿m de trabalhos dos alunos da P坦s-gradua巽達o da FAUUSP ser達o expostos e um dos principais pontos de intera巽達o entre os alunos da AoW e os da USP. Os alunos de p坦s-gradua巽達o da FAUUSP interessados em expor suas pesquisas ou outras obras (fotos, maquetes, produtos, gr叩ficos) devem entrar em contato pelo e-mail: aow.fauusp@gmail.com
The Auditorium: participantes do projeto AoW e convidados oferecem palestras e cursos de curta dura巽達o sobre fatos contempor但neos, pesquisas em andamento na Aalto e USP, assim como temas relacionados ao Brazil e Finl但ndia.
The Cinema: apresenta巽達o de anima巽探es e filmes de curta-metragem, elaborados no Media Lab da Aalto School of Arts and Design, al辿m de filmes finlandeses, com diretores finlandeses, como Aki Kaurism辰ki e Kjell West旦.
Destacamos que o projeto Aalto on Waves 辿 um evento oficial do Helsinki World Design Capital 2012 e tem o apoio da Aalto University, da Embaixada Finlandesa em Bras鱈lia e do Consulado Finland棚s em S達o Paulo.
Inscri巽探es: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dDlNa0JPU0VZT3BMelc5b1lPZUp4Smc6MQ
Inscri巽探es de trabalhos para a exposi巽達o e/ou d炭vidas: aow.fauusp@gmail.com
Outras informa巽探es: http://www.aaltoonwaves.com
Data e Locais (programa巽達o completa em anexo):
Dias 7 e 8
FAU-Butant達 // Exposi巽達o
Rua do Lago, 876 - Cidade Universit叩ria
IEE - Instituto de Eletrot辿cnica e Energia // Cinema e Palestras
Avenida Professor Luciano Gualberto, 1289 - Cidade Universit叩ria
Dia 9
FAU-Vila Penteado // Palestras
Rua Maranh達o, 88 - Higien坦polis
Divulgue e convide seus amigos para o evento tamb辿m via Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=198532396887628
This document outlines a 4-day library tour organized by the Philippine Association of Academic/Research Librarians to Japan from October 21-24, 2015. The tour will include visits to the National Diet Library, Chiba Institute of Technology Library, Tokyo National Museum Library, and the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation. Each day will feature 2-3 cultural sites and libraries. The tour package costs PHP 48,912.50 (USD 1075) and includes roundtrip airfare, hotel, meals, admissions, travel insurance, and transportation. The goals of the tour are to identify best practices of Japanese libraries, learn new trends and concepts in library services, observe how libraries address issues and challenges of going digital, and
The document discusses how living labs in Europe foster innovation through collaboration and diversity. It provides an overview of the European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL) which connects various living lab organizations across different countries and domains to drive open innovation. The virtuous innovation circle model is presented as emphasizing reconciliation of realities, enrichment through interaction, and generating energy through complementary collaboration between diverse actors.
This document provides an introduction and overview of a study conducted on the mobility of non-artistic cultural professionals in Europe. The study aimed to understand barriers and opportunities for mobility, and evaluate a staff exchange program conducted by Trans Europe Halles (TEH). Data was collected through interviews with TEH representatives, an analysis of discussions at a TEH meeting, and interviews with participants in the staff exchange program. The study found various forms and reasons for mobility, as well as benefits and challenges. It provided recommendations to improve preparation, support, and sharing of mobility opportunities. The staff exchange program achieved benefits for participants and host organizations, but also faced some barriers. The study conclusions informed further TEH mobility initiatives.
The document provides an agenda for a joint event on smart regions hosted by the City of Espoo, Helsinki-Uusimaa Regional Council, and Aalto University on April 25-26, 2013. The event includes workshops and presentations on the role of universities in smart specialization and how regions can transform to smart regions in practice. It will feature speakers from Newcastle University, the European Commission, IBM, and regional innovation programs from Helsinki, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Italy.
Service Design Breakfast - Catalyzing the birth of ICT-based growth ecosystem...Service Design Breakfast
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Tuula Antola (Espoo) and Olli-Pekka Mutanen (Aalto) discuss the steps needed to take the high growth ICT ecosystem in the capital region further and how the city of Espoo sees the role of such an ecosystem.
Andrus Viirg - Enterprise Estonia - Stanford - Jan 23 2012Burton Lee
油
Enterprise Estonia is the state foundation responsible for business support and development in Estonia. It implements EU structural funds and provides financing and support to enterprises, research and development, and non-profits. It also assists international companies establishing operations in Estonia and helps Estonian companies internationalize. Estonia has a population of 1.36 million and joined the EU and Eurozone in recent decades. It has a strong tech sector and is known as the birthplace of companies like Kazaa and Skype.
Cultural ring, future internet culture and peopleArtur Serra
油
This document discusses using an "Internet for Culture and People" to connect cultural centers and share cultural events. It describes the Cultural Ring project, which connected local theaters using an IP network and equipped them as audiovisual studios. The project helped share opera performances, increasing audiences. Ongoing challenges include organizing vast cultural repositories and engaging more people. Open living labs are proposed as a way to involve citizens in user-driven cultural innovation. Europeana is discussed as a potential European cultural laboratory.
The document summarizes Istanbul's program as the 2010 European Capital of Culture. The program had the highest budget of any ECoC at 288 million euros, and realized over 600 projects across culture, arts, urban development, cultural heritage, and tourism promotion. It reached over 9 million attendees and had many positive impacts, including improved cultural relations and increased tourism. The program showcased Istanbul's cultural assets and helped conserve historical sites, with long-term benefits for the city's cultural development and international image.
The newsletter provides information about the upcoming HTAi 2012 conference to be held in Bilbao, Spain from June 17-21, 2012. It announces that early registration is open until April 30th. It details that e-posters will be displayed digitally for the first time. It also previews the welcome reception, conference tours, and Tuesday plenary session speakers. Sponsors and exhibitors for the event are listed.
This document outlines best practices for international meeting planners. It recommends planners know their goals and if an international destination fits, research destinations thoroughly, understand and accept local customs, follow currency exchange rates and costs, conduct site inspections in person, consider travel factors, be mindful of cultural concepts of time, learn local industry practices, understand the importance of relationships, manage expectations, and enjoy learning from the experience.
The document discusses trends in the meetings industry and how to successfully prospect for and develop relationships with meeting planners. It identifies some key trends like interactiveness, social media, short bookings notices, and experiential events. It also emphasizes that technology and the relationship between the seller and planner are still very important. The document provides tips on finding prospects through tools, events and online research and stresses the importance of regular communication and building trust to convert prospects into clients.
Benchmarking the Modern Meeting PlannerSocial Tables
油
This document summarizes a webinar about benchmarking the modern meeting planner. It discusses findings from a Georgetown University study about who meeting planners are, how many events they manage per year, what factors are important in selecting venues, how technology is used, and 10 tips for thinking like a modern planner. Key points include that the average planner manages 37 events and 45 site visits per year, location and cost are top factors for selecting venues, and social media and mobile apps are increasingly important technologies for planners.
Meeting Planners International - Carolinas Chapter EducationLite Meeting - April 23rd 2013
Presenter: Mitch MIles - The 26.2 Group
Link to Mitch @ www.linkedIn.com/in/mitchmiles
Location: DoubleTree by Hilton - Durham, NC
Official Research: Event Technology in 2015 by MPIDoubleDutch
油
This document summarizes key findings from an MPI research report on the state of event apps. It finds that 63% of planners currently offer mobile apps for events, and 60% of non-users plan to within a year. Common app features include schedules, speaker profiles, and maps. Planners see apps as crucial for engagement and collecting data. While budgets can be challenging to approve, demonstrating value through attendee convenience, engagement and cost savings helps. The future of apps includes live streaming, location services and personalized recommendations to facilitate connections.
Social media and websites for government meeting plannersCity of Waco
油
A presentation aimed at government meeting planners and other meeting planners, with fresh information about new cloud-based meeting planning software, mobile apps, and how to use social media to enhance your convention or event.
A Digital Marketing Strategy - Monaco Convention Bureau (MICE sector)Robert Langereis
油
"In November 2014, the Monaco Tourism and Convention Authority received the prestigious ICCA award for the Best Marketing Campaign.
The Monaco Convention Bureau presented its communications campaign to a panel of over 750 professionals, composed of directors of associations, event planners, experts, journalists, directors of convention bureaus and congress centers from five continents.
This marketing campaign was selected by the jury, thus beating the 束 heavyweights 損 in the Congress sector like Amsterdam and Copenhagen.
The students of the IUM MSc in Digital Marketing are delighted with this victory as they have worked hard several months to propose to the Monaco Tourism and Convention Authority a relevant digital strategy. Indeed, as part of their curriculum (MSc in Digital Marketing corporate project), the students have made recommendations and suggested various ideas and solutions to appeal directly to the reader, overcome negative stereotypes, and highlight the professionalism of Monacos economic and touristic players." [http://www.monaco.edu/news-business-school/index.php/msc-in-digital-marketing-corporate-project]
I can count myself lucky to have been part of one of the two groups from IUM who presented their recommendation to the Monaco Tourism and Convention Authority. We feel honoured to have contributed (to whatever extend) to the succes of this campaign.
This strategy was created, and presented, by: Christiaan Barnard, Thomas Lyseggen, Gregory Meynaud, and myself.
Aarhus University is a top 100 university located in Aarhus, Denmark with over 43,000 students. The document discusses Aarhus University's strong academic profile, including rankings and research excellence. It also outlines the university's efforts to internationalize, such as increasing its international student population to over 4,400 students and staff from over 100 nationalities. Aarhus University aims to be a globally oriented university and host major international events each year to raise its profile on the global stage.
This document discusses strategies for using social media to improve the conference experience. It suggests engaging participants through social media platforms before, during and after the conference. Setting up an editorial team and calendar can help plan and coordinate social media content. Personas can help conference planners understand different types of participants.
Keynote speach at Hands On! Children's museum conference - 20099b+
油
This document discusses the role of technology in children's museums. It begins by asking why technology should be used, what role it can play, and how it can be implemented. Potential reasons for using technology include expanding visitor experiences through space, time and access to intangible heritage. Technology can be both a means and an end, and involve cutting-edge tech or human mediation. Innovators in the field include private companies, new media art centers, and museum laboratories. The fundamental question remains why technology has a place in children's museums in the era of ubiquitous computing.
Andrus Viirg - Estonia Overview - Enterprise Estonia Silicon Valley - Stanfor...Burton Lee
油
This document provides information about Estonia in 3 paragraphs. It begins with a brief history of Estonia mentioning a meteorite hit in 1000 BC and their time as part of the Soviet Union from 1918-1940 and again from 1991. The second paragraph outlines key facts about modern Estonia as a member of the EU and NATO including their population, GDP, and status as a Nordic country with a flat tax rate. The third paragraph discusses Estonia's leadership in technology and e-government initiatives as well as their oil shale industry and plans to build an electric vehicle charging network.
Aalto on Tracks - Higher Education ConferenceMikko Ikola
油
Presentation about Aalto on Tracks as well as Aalto on Waves and Tongji on Tracks.
Held in Higher Education Conference 5th October 2011 for high school study advisors.
convidamos a todos para participar do evento intitulado Aalto on Waves (AoW), promovido pela Aalto University (Finl但ndia) em parceria com o Programa de P坦s-gradua巽達o da Faculdade de Arquitetura e Urbanismo da Universidade de S達o Paulo, que ocorrer叩 entre os dias 7 e 9 de dezembro deste ano.
O evento, a ser realizado na USP, compila o trabalho e a pesquisa dos participantes do projeto Aalto on Waves, uma jornada que trar叩 110 membros da comunidade Aalto University da 叩rea de design, marketing, tecnologia, engenharia e arte. Todos vir達o para o Brasil de navio!
Aalto on Waves est叩 dividido em tr棚s atividades principais:
The Gallery: local onde o trabalho dos estudantes da School of Arts and Design da Aalto University e stands do Helsinki WDC 2012 e Aalto Design Factory, al辿m de trabalhos dos alunos da P坦s-gradua巽達o da FAUUSP ser達o expostos e um dos principais pontos de intera巽達o entre os alunos da AoW e os da USP. Os alunos de p坦s-gradua巽達o da FAUUSP interessados em expor suas pesquisas ou outras obras (fotos, maquetes, produtos, gr叩ficos) devem entrar em contato pelo e-mail: aow.fauusp@gmail.com
The Auditorium: participantes do projeto AoW e convidados oferecem palestras e cursos de curta dura巽達o sobre fatos contempor但neos, pesquisas em andamento na Aalto e USP, assim como temas relacionados ao Brazil e Finl但ndia.
The Cinema: apresenta巽達o de anima巽探es e filmes de curta-metragem, elaborados no Media Lab da Aalto School of Arts and Design, al辿m de filmes finlandeses, com diretores finlandeses, como Aki Kaurism辰ki e Kjell West旦.
Destacamos que o projeto Aalto on Waves 辿 um evento oficial do Helsinki World Design Capital 2012 e tem o apoio da Aalto University, da Embaixada Finlandesa em Bras鱈lia e do Consulado Finland棚s em S達o Paulo.
Inscri巽探es: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dDlNa0JPU0VZT3BMelc5b1lPZUp4Smc6MQ
Inscri巽探es de trabalhos para a exposi巽達o e/ou d炭vidas: aow.fauusp@gmail.com
Outras informa巽探es: http://www.aaltoonwaves.com
Data e Locais (programa巽達o completa em anexo):
Dias 7 e 8
FAU-Butant達 // Exposi巽達o
Rua do Lago, 876 - Cidade Universit叩ria
IEE - Instituto de Eletrot辿cnica e Energia // Cinema e Palestras
Avenida Professor Luciano Gualberto, 1289 - Cidade Universit叩ria
Dia 9
FAU-Vila Penteado // Palestras
Rua Maranh達o, 88 - Higien坦polis
Divulgue e convide seus amigos para o evento tamb辿m via Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=198532396887628
This document outlines a 4-day library tour organized by the Philippine Association of Academic/Research Librarians to Japan from October 21-24, 2015. The tour will include visits to the National Diet Library, Chiba Institute of Technology Library, Tokyo National Museum Library, and the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation. Each day will feature 2-3 cultural sites and libraries. The tour package costs PHP 48,912.50 (USD 1075) and includes roundtrip airfare, hotel, meals, admissions, travel insurance, and transportation. The goals of the tour are to identify best practices of Japanese libraries, learn new trends and concepts in library services, observe how libraries address issues and challenges of going digital, and
The document discusses how living labs in Europe foster innovation through collaboration and diversity. It provides an overview of the European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL) which connects various living lab organizations across different countries and domains to drive open innovation. The virtuous innovation circle model is presented as emphasizing reconciliation of realities, enrichment through interaction, and generating energy through complementary collaboration between diverse actors.
This document provides an introduction and overview of a study conducted on the mobility of non-artistic cultural professionals in Europe. The study aimed to understand barriers and opportunities for mobility, and evaluate a staff exchange program conducted by Trans Europe Halles (TEH). Data was collected through interviews with TEH representatives, an analysis of discussions at a TEH meeting, and interviews with participants in the staff exchange program. The study found various forms and reasons for mobility, as well as benefits and challenges. It provided recommendations to improve preparation, support, and sharing of mobility opportunities. The staff exchange program achieved benefits for participants and host organizations, but also faced some barriers. The study conclusions informed further TEH mobility initiatives.
The document provides an agenda for a joint event on smart regions hosted by the City of Espoo, Helsinki-Uusimaa Regional Council, and Aalto University on April 25-26, 2013. The event includes workshops and presentations on the role of universities in smart specialization and how regions can transform to smart regions in practice. It will feature speakers from Newcastle University, the European Commission, IBM, and regional innovation programs from Helsinki, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Italy.
Service Design Breakfast - Catalyzing the birth of ICT-based growth ecosystem...Service Design Breakfast
油
Tuula Antola (Espoo) and Olli-Pekka Mutanen (Aalto) discuss the steps needed to take the high growth ICT ecosystem in the capital region further and how the city of Espoo sees the role of such an ecosystem.
Andrus Viirg - Enterprise Estonia - Stanford - Jan 23 2012Burton Lee
油
Enterprise Estonia is the state foundation responsible for business support and development in Estonia. It implements EU structural funds and provides financing and support to enterprises, research and development, and non-profits. It also assists international companies establishing operations in Estonia and helps Estonian companies internationalize. Estonia has a population of 1.36 million and joined the EU and Eurozone in recent decades. It has a strong tech sector and is known as the birthplace of companies like Kazaa and Skype.
Cultural ring, future internet culture and peopleArtur Serra
油
This document discusses using an "Internet for Culture and People" to connect cultural centers and share cultural events. It describes the Cultural Ring project, which connected local theaters using an IP network and equipped them as audiovisual studios. The project helped share opera performances, increasing audiences. Ongoing challenges include organizing vast cultural repositories and engaging more people. Open living labs are proposed as a way to involve citizens in user-driven cultural innovation. Europeana is discussed as a potential European cultural laboratory.
The document summarizes Istanbul's program as the 2010 European Capital of Culture. The program had the highest budget of any ECoC at 288 million euros, and realized over 600 projects across culture, arts, urban development, cultural heritage, and tourism promotion. It reached over 9 million attendees and had many positive impacts, including improved cultural relations and increased tourism. The program showcased Istanbul's cultural assets and helped conserve historical sites, with long-term benefits for the city's cultural development and international image.
The newsletter provides information about the upcoming HTAi 2012 conference to be held in Bilbao, Spain from June 17-21, 2012. It announces that early registration is open until April 30th. It details that e-posters will be displayed digitally for the first time. It also previews the welcome reception, conference tours, and Tuesday plenary session speakers. Sponsors and exhibitors for the event are listed.
This document announces an international seminar on new opportunities and challenges in wine tourism being held on October 15-16, 2010 in Vila-seca and Falset, Spain. The seminar is organized by the Science & Technology Park for Tourism and Leisure, Association Pa鱈s del Vi, and Universitat Rovira i Virgili. It will present research on trends in wine tourism and regional development, and feature lectures from international experts on utilizing wine tourism for regional development through strategies, product design, and marketing. The second day will include a visit to wine-related sites in the region of Tarragona.
Daniel Pletinckx gave a presentation on smart historical cities and digital cultural heritage. He discussed projects in Bologna, Cologne, and Amsterdam that used 3D modeling and virtual reconstructions to tell stories about the cities' histories. He also described the Ename archaeological park project, which reconstructed 16 periods of the city's evolution over 1000 years. Pletinckx argued that technology allows history to be experienced outside of museums and that cities themselves can become museums through augmented reality, virtual reconstructions, and location-based storytelling.
The document summarizes a presentation given by Jan Tura and 捗ubom鱈r Bilsk箪 from the Slovak Centre of Scientific and Technical Information (SCSTI) on supporting science and technology transfer in Slovakia. The presentation provides an overview of R&D in Slovakia, the role of SCSTI in supporting knowledge transfer, and examples of good practices in clean technology transfer supported by SCSTI.
VIVEKANAND JAIN : My journey to ifla wlic seminarsVivekanand Jain
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IFLA SEMINAR
IFLA WLIC DURING 2009-2014
VISIT TO UNESCO, UNO, ILO, MILAN, TALLINN, PARIS LIBRARIES, INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY SEMINARS,
VIVEKANAND JAIN BHU LIBRARY,
BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY LIBRARY
This document summarizes the history and activities of APAN's eCulture Working Group. It discusses how the working group was formed in 2004 to discuss topics at the intersection of culture and technology. The working group holds sessions at biannual APAN meetings to discuss projects and research related to digitizing cultural heritage, virtual museums, and the impact of social networks on communities. Upcoming sessions will take place at the 29th and 30th APAN meetings in Sydney and Hanoi, respectively.
Italy: Eighth Annual Meeting of the South East European Experts Network on In...UNESCO Venice Office
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SESSION 2
Eighth Annual Meeting of the South East European Experts Network
on Intangible Cultural Heritage
15-16 May 2014. Limassol, Cyprus
Authors: Emilio Cabasino and Stefania Baldinotti, Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities and Tourism
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A Nordic Story of Youth, Growth and Excellence - City of Espoo
1. A Nordic Story of
Youth, Growth and Excellence
City of Espoo
Working with the Scientific Institutions
ICCA Scandinavian Chapter Meeting in Aarhus 5 th March
2013
Jaana Tuomi
Managing Director
Visit Espoo
2. Centrally located between
Europe, Russia and Asia
Bangkok 9 h 45 min
Beijing 7 h 40 min
Berlin 1 h 55 min
Brussels 2 h 40 min
Chicago 9 h 35 min
Copenhagen 1 h 40 min
Frankfurt 2 h 40 min
Hong Kong 9 h 50 min
London 3 h 10 min
Moscow 1 h 45 min
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Espoegion
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Delhi
New York
6 h 45 min
8 h 40 min
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Hels Osaka 9 h 35 min
Paris 3 h 05 min
Seoul 8 h 45 min
Shanghai 8 h 55 min
Singapore 11 h 30 min
St Petersburg 1h
Stockholm 55 min
Tokyo 9 h 40 min
Toronto 8 h 50 min
3. Based in a Thriving Region
St. Petersburg
1 h by plane
Stockholm 3,5 h by train
1 h by plane
16,5 h by ferry
Tallinn
15 min by helicopter
2 h by ferry
Riga
1 h by plane
6,5 h by ferry/car
5. A Young and Fast Developing
City
The population has increased tenfold in the last fifty years
and by 2030 the population will grow by 24 % to 310,000.
19,5 % of our residents are under 15 (EU 15,5 %).
44 % of our residents over 15 have a university diploma (EU 23 %).
Our international community will grow from 10 % to 17 % by 2030.
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6. A High-Tech City
Northern Europes largest high-tech hub in Otaniemi
Over 20 % of jobs in ICT (goods, services, contents)
Biggest employers are the municipality, Nokia, Tieto, Siemens,
Hewlett-Packard, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland
and Aalto University
Over 50 % of turnover at Helsinki Stock Exchange (2011)
More than 420 international companies and headquarters,
including Nokia, Kone and Rovio
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7. West Metro in 2015
Connects T3 Innovation
Triangle
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9. A Unique Place for Science -
Otaniemi
5,000 reseachers, 800 companies, 110 nationalities,
50 % of R&D value of Finland, 25 R&D centres within 2x2 km
Aalto University
Aalto Center for Entrepreneurship
VTT Technical Research Center of Finland
European Institute of Information Technology
Nokia Research Center
Philips InnoHub
10. A World-Class University Aalto
University
Where Science and Art meet Technology and Business
Founded in 2010
Helsinki University of Technology, Helsinki School of Economics and
University of Art and Design Helsinki to
School on Science, School of Engineering, School of Electrical
Engineering, School Chemical Technology, School of Business,
School of Arts, Design and Architecture
11. Aalto University
20,000 students, 340
professors, 400M Budget
Main campus in Espoo
16-17.000 students
Cooperation with e.g. Stanford
University and Tongij University
(CHN)
Strategic partnerships
Microsoft, Nokia, PWC, Kone
and others
12. A Multifaceted Professional
Education Environment
Metropolia University of Applied Sciences
Laurea University of Applied Sciences
Omnia Joint Authority of Education in Espoo Region
16. A City like a Central Park
The northern parts of Espoo are mainly fields and
forests, recreation and conservation areas.
Nuuksio National Park is only 20 km air distance away
from Nokia headquarters.
Green space is never further away.
58 km coastline, 95 lakes and 165 islands
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18. Dipoli
Congress Centre of
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20 meeting rooms up to 1000
person
Bankets for 1300 people
Coctail parties for 2000 people
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20. The Finnish Nature Centre Haltia
www.haltia.com
Nature exhibitions, nature school, nature shop, guiding services
Auditorium with 200 seats
Restaurant for 220 persons, smaller cabinets for 30-50 persons
Meeting room + sauna for 10 persons, class rooms for 90 persons
Private occasions for 500 persons
Program services in Nuuksio National Park
Build with highly sustainable standards
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21. Green Window
- Restaurant Aurora Nuuksio (50 pax)
- Accommodation for 16 person
- Traditional, smoke and lakeside
saunas
- Log cabin for 70 person
- Torppa for 35 person
- Program services
- VIP hosting Sea & M ountain
Adventures
- Meeting facilities and program
services in Nuuksio National Park
- 2 log cabins for meetings
- Inipi Spa - an exotic sauna/bath in a
large tepee
- Accommodation in cottages
- Catering
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22. Bodom Manor
House
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26. Sledge Dogs or Exotic Inipi Spa and Dinner
in Nuuksio
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27. Culture Attractions
EMMA- Espoo Museum of
Modern Art
WeeGee Exhibition Centre
Gallen-Kallela Museum
Espoo Cultural Center &
Tapiola Sinfonietta
Espoo Cathedral
Espoo City Theatre
Several Manors and villas
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28. Visit Espoo
Tourism and Convention Bureau
Founded in 2000
Personnel: 9
Owned by the City of Espoo
& companies in meetings and tourism industry in Espoo and Finland
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31. Espoo Congress Network
Visit Espoo Congress team
Research
Bidding
Arrangements
EspooAmbassador Program
Congress Consultant at Aalto University
Local Mice Industry
All companies
Involvement of the Mayor and the directors of the city
Finland Convention Bureau, Congress Network Finland
Helsinki Convention Bureau
The Alliance of Brain Cities (Espoo, Aarhus, Bergen, Uppsala)
ICCA, MPI, ECM
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33. Co-operation with Aalto University
Agreement which aims to have more international scientific
congresses and meetings to Aalto University and Espoo
Congress Consultant services to the professors and scientists
in Aalto University and other scientific communities in Espoo
free of charge
Congress Consultant Jan Fagerstr旦m works in Aalto University
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34. Aalto University - Congress Consultant
Jan Fagerstr旦m
Finding the right people from the
university
Motivating and involving the professors
Inviting international congresses and
meetings
Gathering the presentation material,
photos, DVD:s etc.
Planning the budget, the financial options
and VAT issues
Making the task list and scheduling
Finding the conference venue and
accommodation
Planning the printing material
Planning the leisure program and
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35. EspooAmbassador
Visit Espoo awards the EspooAmbassador every
year
Criteria: activities as a congress inviter and
organiser but also how significant the congresses
held in Espoo are internationally
First Ambassador was chosen in 2009
Mayor of the City and the Aalto University are
inviters of the EspooAmbassador Lunch every
year
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36. www.meetespoo.fi
- official meeting guide
Meeting & event facilities
Banqueting venues
Conferences
Latest news
Program services
Ideas for free-time
adventures
Accommodation
Transportation
Search engines for:
meeting venues,
accommodation and
restaurants
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37. Think Big in Espoo!
Visit Espoo
www.visitespoo.fi
www.meetespoo.fi
Jaana Tuomi
Managing Director
Tel. +358 40 579 4727
jaana.tuomi@espoo.fi
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38. Meeting facilities and congress hotels
Congress Centres Dipoli Innopoli
Congress Hotels Hanasaari Conference Hotel Meripuisto
Hotel Glo Sello Radisson BLU Espoo
Scandic Espoo Conference Hotel Siikaranta
Hotel Kuninkaantie Hotelli Korpilampi
Sokos Hotel Tapiola Garden Marriott Westend (2015)
Manors & Villas Alberga Mansion Bastvik Manor
Bodom Manor Espoo Manor
Manor Spa Kaisankoti Villa Dalby
Oittaa Manor Villa Pentry
Karhusaari Manor Gula Villan
Other Espoo Cultural Centre Sello Hall
Barona Areena Solvalla Sports Institute
Old Stable Kino Tapiola
WeeGee House The Finnish Nature Centre
Haltia
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39. Hospitality & Support by the City
City Reception - Cocktail reception in the venue owned
by the city (on application)
Discounts and free tickets for public transportation (on
application)
Welcome desk at the airport (on application)
Tourist information desk in the venue
Marketing material for delegate marketing
Maps, brochures, pictures and presentations
Assistance and consultation from Visit Espoo congress
team
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Editor's Notes
#6: Neighbouring municipalities: Helsinki, Vantaa, Nurmij辰rvi, Vihti, Kirkkonummi, Kauniainen (situated within Espoo) Area of Espoo 528 km族 Land territory 312 km族 Water 216 km族 of which sea 198 km族 Coastline 58 km The highest place in Espoo 114.2 m, Velskola. 165 islands, Pentala being the largest. 95 lakes, Bodom being the largest. Inhabitants on 1 January 2006 per sq.km on land 743