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Queensland versus Canada
0% 25% 50% 75% 100%
Written strategic plan
Digital photography
Computer networks
Quality certification
Canada Queensland
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Innovation
Continual improvement
New or significantly improved products/practices
Technological or organisational
Using existing innovation or developing new ones
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Drivers
0% 4% 8% 12% 16%
Quality
Human Resources
Time/Speed
Knowledge/information
Accuracy
Cost
Technical`Performance
Clients
Efficiency/Productivity
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Strategies
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%
Customer feedback
Communication
Continualscanning/development
Staff-related strategies
Evaluation
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Obstacles
0% 10% 20% 30%
small market/small firm
low volume of available work
clients
insufficient benefits
time
staff-related
conservative stakeholders
limited funds
cost of technology
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Growing Innovation Leadership
Diffuse knowledge about the benefits of innovation
Respond to public sector opportunities for improvement
Empower our greatest asset - people
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Technological activities are statistically significant determinants of export and productivity performance (Fagerberg)
Innovation has played a significant role in the economic transformation of the East Asian economies (Hobday)
Use of advanced technology is unequivocally associated with higher productivity, wages and employment growth (U.S. Commerce)
Innovation Benefits
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Public Sector
• Weaker perception of the benefits of innovation
• More likely to identify conservative stakeholders as a significant obstacle
• Less likely to have developed original innovations.
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Business Practice innovation
constituted half of original innovations and featured strongly in the
identification of ‘most important
adoptions’
One quarter of respondents used
staff-related strategies to maximise
innovation benefits
•Business Practice innovation•constituted half of original innovations and featured strongly in the•identification of ‘most important•adoptions’
•One quarter of respondents used•staff-related strategies to maximise•innovation benefits
People Matter
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Growing Innovation Leadership
•Diffuse knowledge about the•benefits of innovation
•Respond to public sector•opportunities for improvement
•Empower our greatest asset - people
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