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© 2009 IBM Corporation Open innovation from an IBM Research Perspective Dr. Matthias Kaiserswerth Director, IBM Zurich Research Lab Zurich Research Lab

Open Innovation: An IBM Research Perspective

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Open innovation from an IBM Research PerspectiveDr. Matthias KaiserswerthDirector, IBM Zurich Research Lab

Zurich Research Lab

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IBM Labs are Globally Integrated

Beijing1995

Watson1945

Zurich1956

Haifa1972

Almaden1955

Austin1995

Delhi1998

Tokyo1982

More than 3,000 scientists and engineers at 8 labs in 6 countriesIBM spent $6B in 2008 on R&D

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IBM Zurich Research Lab- 350 Persons including

employees, pre-docs and post-docs and visiting scientists

- 30 different nationalities

- 90 Collaborative projects with universities, industrial partners and governments

- Two Nobel Prizes (1986 and 1987)

- New Nanotech Center to open in 2011

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“Innovation resides at the intersection of invention and insight, leading to the creation of social and economic value” National Innovation Initiative

What is innovation?Zurich Research Lab

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The changing nature of innovationKey factors driving change

–Dynamics of a flattening world–Emergence of new capabilities–Evolution of information technology–March of commoditization–Massive shift in demographics–Unpredictability and impact of change

Innovation in the 21st century–Open –Collaborative –Multi-disciplinary –Global

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Why does innovation matter? Generates high-value,

higher-paying jobs

Fuels wealth creation and profitability

Creates new industries and markets

Spurs productivity and economic growth

Raises standard of living

Goes beyond invention

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INNOVATIONECOSYSTEM

INVESTORS

ACADEMICCOMMUNITY

GOVERNMENT SOCIALMEDIA

EMPLOYEES CONSUMERS

LOCALCOMMUNITY

PARTNERS

CLIENTS

Open CollaborationBuilding a smarter planet Zurich Research Lab

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WatsonAlmaden

Austin

TokyoHaifaZurich

India

China

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IBM Research Collaboration

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Collaborative InnovationZurich Research LabBuilding a smarter planet

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Evolution of a PartnershipIBM Research’s Public-Private Partnership with ETH

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open Center for Advanced Silicon Electronics

Zurich Information Security Center created with ETH and Credit Suisse

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IBM and ETH Zurich form $90 million partnership in nanoscience

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Multi-Million Dollar Investment in Nanotechnology

IBM constructs the building ETH Zurich rents for a

minimum of 10 years 10,000 ft2 Clean room

facilities Noise-free rooms $30 million in new equipment Both joint and independent

research projects Scheduled to open in 2011

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What’s innovative?• Intexys Photonics and

Varioprint AG Partnered with the IBM Zurich Research to develop a cost competitive, optical data transmission solution to increase the bandwidth between processor chips.

Innovative CollaborationVarioprint AG and IntexyS Photonics

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Disruptive and Radical InnovationBandwidth Density of Objects

IBM Federation Switch copper and optical interconnect

versions

All Electrical All Optical

Today, optical interconnects are used for long-distance intra-cluster connections due to high bandwidth (BW) capabilities

As BW requirements increase, optics will be able to provide a cost-performance advantage for even shorter distances, for backplane and card level interconnects

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Optical Interconnect: A Supplier Ecosystem

Card-to-card optical interconnect prototype

Multinational Partner

Multinational Partner+European Startup

Optical printer circuit board

Optical connectors

Opto-electronic transceivers

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Building and Maintaining a Health Ecosystem

Broadly speaking, there are two foundational components of an effective keystone strategy. The first is to create value within the ecosystem […] the second is to then share the value within the ecosystem (Iansiti, 2004)

“Successful innovation requires tracking your partners and potential adopters as closely as you track your own development process” (R. Adner, 2006)

Supply Chain Ecosystem StrategyActively create and “manage” supplier base, create value for suppliers ( support adoption of the technology in an entry market). Track ecosystem risk.

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What is a Jam?

• Online collaborative discussions for audiences ranging in size from a few hundred to hundreds of thousands

• Innovation events to capture the pulse of the group or to solicit specific ideas to critical business issues

IBM’s approach for business collaboration and enterprise transformation

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InnovationJamsZurich Research Lab

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How has IBM used Jams?Zurich Research Lab

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The result of IBM InnovationJamZurich Research Lab

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Can you Jam? AbsolutelyZurich Research Lab

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Client Jams

• First industry-wide virtual collaboration event to address the challenges facing the North American supplier industry

• Over 150 companies with participants ranging from CEOs, to line of business (LOB) executives, to functional VPs, middle managers and engineers

• CEO sponsored to identify ideas to realize the company’s new strategy with it’s new values as the framework

• More than 33% of Nokia employees participated from 40 countries including factory workers, sales teams, R&D and manufacturing

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INNOVATIONECOSYSTEM

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What does your ecosystem look like?Building a smarter planet

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