Berlin Brandenburg Joint Innovation Strategy - innobb -

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1 Berlin Brandenburg Joint Innovation Strategy - innobb September 2012 EER-Workshop Genshagen Dr. Jens Unruh, Brandenburg Economic Development Board

2 Agenda The Berlin Brandenburg Region innobb the way leading towards the Berlin Brandenburg joint innovation strategy Clusters of innobb Cluster organization and roadmap Clusters and companies in more detail

3 - Population: 6 million - Area: around km 2 (~ Belgium) 2,8 million working population - GDP per capita (2008) : - Berlin 99% of EU-27 - Brandenburg 82% of EU-27 (75% BB Nordost, 88% BB Südwest) Excellent scientific Landscape 7 Universities 21 Universities of Applied Science 70 Research Institutes 42 Technology Centers Investment in RTD among the top regions in Germany but highly dependent on public funding Lack of resources for economic implementation of scientific results in the regional industry Source: EUROSTAT / ZAB /

4 Innovation Strategy - History Brandenburg 1994 Technology Concept (detailled description of strenghts and competences) 2001 Revised Innovation Strategy 2005 Innovation Concept 2006 (concentration on 16 fields of branch competencies) starting 2008: intense discussion with Berlin, result: concentration on future fields starting 2008: annual Innovation Summit jointly with Berlin Juni 2011: innobb (joint innovation strategy Berlin Brandenburg) both cabinets (Berlin/Brandenburg) decided on the same day to make innobb the binding strategy for both federal states 4

5 Biotechnology / Life Sciences Aerospace Technology Automotive Logistics Railway Technology Media / ICT Geodata Industry Optics Energy Industry / Energy Technology Mineral Oil Industry / Biofuel Metal / Mechatronics Plastic Materials / Chemical Industry Food Industry Tourism Wood Processing Paper Health Care Industry Logistics, Aerospace Technology and Traffic Engineering ICT, Media and Creative Industries Optics Power Engineering Metal Plastic Materials/Chemical Industry Food Industry Tourism Joint clusters with Berlin Brandenburg specific clusters

6 Cluster Energy Technology Health Care Industry ICT, Media and Creative Industries Optics Logistics, Aerospace Technology and Traffic Engineering Food Industry Plastic Materials / Chemical Industry Metal Tourism Clustermanagement N.N. N.N. N.N.

7 Speaker of the Cluster Clustermanagement Clustermanager: ZAB deputy Clustermanger: TSB, BP, ZAB Cooperation Agreement ZAB, TSB, BP advisory board 7 solar energy turbo engines and power plant technology power grids, storage, e-mobility energy efficiency technologies wind energy bio energy Cluster Organization Example: Power Engineering steering commitee

8 Clusterprocess - generic Example: Power Engineering marketing & PR internationalization 2015 ff dialog cluster conference conferences in the fields of activity implementation of actions and projects 8

9 Challenges in the process of establishing the clusters defining a road map for each cluster defining fields of (main) activity, lead/model projects improve the transfer of knowledge between science and economy (and vice versa) coordination of very different partners (SME, universities, non-sme, administration, politicians, ) involve partners all over Brandenburg help companies going international 9

10 Interregional economic clusters (Brandenburg and Berlin) Health care industry Power Engineering Optics Traffic engineering, ICT / Media / Mobility, Logistics Creative Industries Companies approx. 580 Companies approx. 4,970 Companies approx. 390 Companies pprox. 7,360 Companies approx. 37,000 Employees approx. 348,000 Employees approx. 47,000 Employees approx. 13,700 Employees approx. 125,000 Employees approx. 293,000

11 Health care industry 170 biotech companies 180 medical-device companies Charité = largest University Clinic in EU 7 biotech parks 200 scientific project groups 260,000 employees in health sector Science park Potsdam-Golm Biotronik BioPark Hennigsdorf BioPark Buch Biotronik Nycomed BioPark Golm BioPark Potsdam Hermannswerder Luckenwalde BioPark Charlottenburg WISTA Adlershof Nycomed (Takeda) 7 BioTech Parks

12 Power Engineering approx. 5,000 companies with > 15 bn revenues approx. 40,000 employees, among which 18,000 in renewable energies specific know-how: lignite coal, solar (PV), wind, grids, generators Bosch Solar PCK Schwedt Enertrag Bosch, Conergy, Solon, Soltecture Repower PCK Schwedt Vattenfall Enertrag, Vestas, Repower Siemens Solon Soltecture Conergy Reuther UESA Schwarze Pumpe Jänschwalde REUTHER Chemie- u. Tankanlagenbau UESA SIEMENS

13 Optics 270 companies (incl. Berlin) 12,000 employees 2 bn sales (incl. Berlin, 2002) 30 R & D institutes OptecNet Berlin-Brandenburg Fielmann Essilor Carl Zeiss MediTec Essilor Fielmann Newport Highyag Newport-Spectra Spectra-Physics Carl Zeiss MediTec (AcriTec) Highyag Lasertechnologie

14 ICT/Media/Creative industries ICT BB: 12,300 employees, 1,800 companies, 2.2 bn in revenues (2011) B and BB: 120,000 employees Film- & media: 16,000 Unternehmen 170,000 employees 300 movie films per year Medien City Potsdam-Babelsberg German GeoScienceCentre Potsdam (GFZ) Creative industries 145,000 Mitarbeiter 33.4 bn in revenues (2009) Berlin Fashion Week Toll Collect SAP Berlin Fashion Week IHP Berlin Fashion Week Oracle Medienstadt Potsdam-Babelsberg GFZ Wissenschaftspark Adlershof Nextira One ebay HPI Hasso-Plattner-Institute Potsdam HPV Hasso Plattner Ventures Toll Collect Institute for High Performance Microelectronics

15 Cluster transport, mobility and logistics Automotive Rail Technology Logistics Traffic Telematics Aerospace Technology approx.160 companies approx employees approx.100 companies approx employees approx companies approx employees approx companies approx employees approx.100 companies approx employees

16 Automotive Industry Companies (selection) BMW, Berlin BROSE, Berlin CONTINENTAL, Berlin und Hoppegarten Daimler, Berlin und Ludwigsfelde Goodyear Dunlop Tires, Fürstenwalde Intier Automotive Interiors, Massen und Schwarzheide MAGNA Erhard, Potsdam MAHLE, Wustermark ThyssenKrupp, Ludwigsfelde VW Original Teile Logistik, Ludwigsfelde ZF Friedrichshafen, Brandenburg an der Havel Fotos ZAB, Harald Hirsch

17 Rail Technology Companies (selection) Bombardier Transportation, Hennigsdorf Deutsche Bahn, Berlin GBM Gleisbaumechanik, Brandenburg an der Havel Knorr-Bremse, Berlin Siemens Mobility Division, Berlin SGW Werder, Werder/Havel Spitzke SE, Großbeeren Stadler Pankow, Berlin Voestalpine BWG, Brandenburg an der Havel Wirthwein Brandenburg, Brandenburg-Kirchmöser Fotos ZAB

18 Logistics Companies (selection) Dachser, Berlin-Schönefeld DB Schenker, Großbeeren DHL, Wustermark DPD Deutscher Paketdienst, Wustermark UPS, Ludwigsfelde FedEx, Berlin-Schönefeld Fiege, Brieselang, Großbeeren und Rangsdorf Gefco, Großbeeren Kuehne & Nagel, Ludwigsfelde Nagel Group, Wustermark Zalando, Brieselang Fotos ZAB

19 Aerospace Industry Companies (selection) Air Berlin, Berlin-Schönefeld AneCom Aerotest, Wildau FTI Group, Wildau Lufthansa Bombardier Aviation Services, Berlin-Schönefeld Lufthansa Technik, Berlin-Schönefeld Mechanical Test Operation Centre, Dahlewitz MTU Maintenance, Ludwigsfelde Pratt & Whitney, Ludwigsfelde Rolls-Royce, Dahlewitz Fotos Harald Hirsch, ZAB

20 Aerospace Industry Germany s third leading aerospace location Around 100 production and development companies in Berlin-Brandenburg Arena of Germany s top-selling trade show Berlin Air Show (ILA), September 2012 Leading Players: Lufthansa Bombardier, Lufthansa Technik, MTU Maintenance, Rolls-Royce (Aerospace Industry in the Berlin-Brandenburg Capital Region, p. 2)

21 Thank you for your attention! contact: Dr. Jens Unruh Innovation, Existenzgründungen und Patente ZukunftsAgentur Brandenburg GmbH Steinstr Potsdam Tel.: