Welcome to DESINOVA
Innovation and
design will largely be what we in Denmark
will live from in the future. The DESINOVA
project makes it possible for participating
companies to create unique services based on
customer needs, thus ensuring the companies’
future competitiveness. The project is a
unique collaboration between nine trade and
service companies and 12 design companies.
Why is DESINOVA
important?
Through DESINOVA, trade
and service companies are developing
innovation skills and the concept of design
is being expanded within the design industry.
Moreover, a Danish model for user-driven
innovation and case descriptions are being
developed that can be shared with other
businesses. Our goal is to create new
collaborative networks and to expand the
role of design in Denmark’s economic life.
Read more about the innovation projects
here
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DESINOVA in
London
In March 19
participants from the DESINOVA project went
to London to test methods and results from
the DESINOVA project on a work shop held
together with IDEO

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Final DESINOVA
conference on May 26
On May 26, 2009,
The Danish Chamber of Commerce hosts the
final DESINOVA conference at Børsen from
11.30 - 5.30 pm.
The program
includes, among others, presentations by:
- Lemuel Lasher,
Global Chief of Innovation, CSC
- Jens Klarskov,
CEO, The Danish Chamber of Commerce
- Anders Drejer,
Professor, Strategy-Lab, Aarhus School
of Business – Aarhus University
- Company cases
presented by trade, service and design
companies
Find more
information about registration and the
preliminary program
here (only in danish)
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DESINOVA is
supported by the Danish Enterprise and
Construction Authority’s program for
user-driven innovation. Its current budget
is DKK7.4 million (USD 1.3 million).
The project is a
collaboration among the Danish Chamber of
Commerce, GEMBA Innovation, Odgaard Consult,
Strategy-Lab at the Aarhus Univerity
Handelshøjskolen (Business School), the
Danish Enterprise and Construction Authority,
and the participating companies.