foss4g as a viable option for ngis r&d in korea
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This presentation was given at FOSS4G Japan/Osaka 2012. This presentation talks why open source GIS can be a viable option for National GIS R&D in Korea.TRANSCRIPT
8th, Nov 2012 FOSS4G 2012 Osaka Keynote Presentation Representative of OSGeo Korean Chapter Shin, Sanghee([email protected])
Open Source GIS – A Viable Option for NGIS R&D in Korea
한국어 지부
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0. Notes
§ Many parts of this presentation contains the results of research titled “Strategies on Building the Platform for GeoSpatial Information Technology Development: Based on Open Source Thinking”
§ This presentation does not necessarily reflect Korean government’s views or policies toward NGIS R&D in Korea
§ In this presentation, National R&D will be regarded as a part of NIS(National Innovation System)
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1. What is National R&D?
“ ”
Increasing the fluidity of technology and informa7on flows among people, enterprises and ins7tu7ons.
è To enhance the innovative performance and overall competitiveness in a country.
• Source : “National Innovation Systems”, 1997, OECD.
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2. Understanding R&D Circumstances
R&D Process
Inputs - R&D Funds - Human
Resources
Outputs - Patents - Publications
è ‘Linear Model of Innovation’ that more focus on Inputs & Outputs.
§ Traditional Approach
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2. Understanding R&D Circumstances
§ Traditional Linear Approach
Linear Model
Basic Research
Explore New Ideas
Idea Evaluation
Design, Develop,
Test Producing Marketing
R&D Characteristics
High Cost Uncertainty
High Risk
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2. Understanding R&D Circumstances
§ Low R&D Success Rate
Total R&D Investment 100%
Failed R&D 60% Commercialized R&D 40%
Profitable 60%
Non-Profitable 40%
§ Only 40% of R&D Projects is commercialized in spite of high R&D investment
§ In total only 24% of R&D Projects make a penny § R&D success rate has continuously been lowered down due to
shortened life cycle of products & technology
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2. Understanding R&D Circumstances
§ R&D Cost Curve
• Source : Osawa and Miyazaki, 2006
R&D Valley of Death Sea of Darwin
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2. Understanding R&D Circumstances
§ Changes on R&D Model
Universities
National R&D
Center Enterprises
R&D Process
è Interactions among actors involved in technology development are as important as investments in R&D
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2. Understanding R&D Circumstances
§ Changes on R&D Model
Research Development
Research
Development Business
From traditional R&D model
To D&B Model
Connect
Business
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3. Innovation Models
§ Closed Innovation
Technology Innovation
New Technology
New Product
Revenue & Profit
Increase
Increased R&D
Investment
Inside R&D Ecosystem
• Source : Henry Chesbrough, 2003
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§ Closed Innovation
Closed
Leverage own knowledge
§ Designed and developed by nation inside or firm inside
§ Leverage inside knowledge, intellectual property, experiences
§ Idling knowledge, limitations of leveraging outside knowledge
In-House Development
è What if outcomes of long R&D could not meet fast changing market needs?
3. Innovation Models
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§ 7 Challenges in 21st Century
Technology Oversupply
Market Uncertainty
Global Competition
Everybody Innovates
Technology Paradox
Doing More with Less
Economic Recession
3. Innovation Models
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§ Open Innovation
End of Knowledge Monopoly Era 1
Mobility of Skilled Person & Technology 2
Increased R&D Cost and Shortened Life Cycle 3
• Source : Henry Chesbrough, 2003
3. Innovation Models
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§ Open Innovation
Internal Resources
External Resources
Quick & Efficient
Development
è Leverage smart people inside & outside of the nation!
3. Innovation Models
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§ Open Innovation
Open
Leverage others knowledge too
§ Designed and developed with other outside partners
§ Inside knowledge + outside knowledge
§ Cost reduction, increase innovation capabilities, shortened response time to market change
Collaborative Development
è So, how to apply open innovation to National R&D while keeping a National interest?
3. Innovation Models
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4. Korean Cases
§ National GIS R&D Investment by NGIS Plan
0
5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
30,000
35,000
40,000
45,000
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
In Million KRW
1st NGIS : 18.5M US$
2nd NGIS : 20.0M US$
3rd NGIS : 144.7M US$
Total 183.2M US$
è Vision : Development of world class GeoSpatial technology and new growth engine
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4. Korean Cases
§ Goal of Technology Development at each NGIS Phase
Phase I - Mapping Technology - DBMS Technology - General GIS SW
Phase II - 3D GIS - High Resolution Remote Sensing SW
Phase III - Intelligent Land Information SW - Ubiquitous GIS
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4. Korean Cases
§ Projects & Outcomes of Technology Development at NGIS Phase I
Title Period Institution in Charge
1. DBMS Independent GIS Basic S/W - GIS API Development - GIS Analysis S/W Development - GIS Operation S/W Development - GIS User Interface Technology Development
1995 ~
1999
Ministry of Science and Technology
2. Mapping Technology Development - Data acquisition and modification S/W development - Data processing and three-dimensional topographic S/W development - Map printing and map design automation S/W development
3. DB Tool - Spatial object management system development - Spatial object storage system development - RDBMS Interface development - OODBMS Interface development
4. GIS System Integration - System integration development - GIS advanced technology monitoring and spread - Public facility management GIS application software development - GIS data editing and integrated management technology development - Internet environment three-dimensional spatial analysis S/W development
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4. Korean Cases
§ Projects & Outcomes of Technology Development at NGIS Phase II
Title Period Institution in Charge
1. Open GIS component technology development 1999~ 2001
Ministry of Information
and Telecommunic
ation
2. 3-dimensional GIS S/W technology development 2000~ 2002
3. High-precision satellite image processing technology development 2001~ 2003
4. Spatial information(4S)-connected technology support business 2001~ 2003
5. Multi-sensor spatial image information integration technology development 2004~ 2006
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4. Korean Cases
§ Projects & Outcomes of Technology Development at NGIS Phase III
Title Period Institution in Charge
1. Spatial information infrastructure innovation
2006 ~
2010
Ministry of Land, Transportation and Maritime Affairs
2. Real-time territory monitoring
3. Establishment of intelligent urban space information infrastructure
4. Realization of safe and convenient construction space
5. Induction of u-GIS standard and technology
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4. Korean Cases
§ Applied Strategies to Develop GeoSpatial Technology
GeoSpatial Technology
Development
1. Utilizing Foreign Technology
2. Develop Own Technology
3. Mid Entry Strategy
: ESRI, Intergraph, Etc.
: Mapping, DBMS, Etc
: Purchasing GOTHIC SW
è Still around 70% of Korean GIS market is dominated by foreign technologies and little world class technologies!!
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4. Korean Cases
§ Ideal NGIS R&D Model
Government
Company Research Inst. University
Research Fund RoyalEes
Market & Customers
Products & Tech Selling Revenue & Profits
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4. Korean Cases
§ Realities
Products R&D Success NGIS R&D
Products R&D Market Success NGIS R&D
R&D R&D
R&D
R&D
Lack of interactions
Source & documents only
Repeated development, test
• Source : Prof. Kwangwoo Nam, 2012
Market
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4. Korean Cases
§ Under Performances
Government
Research Institute
University Company
X X Lack of flow Lack of flow
Hard to find outcomes of R&D
No update & further development after R&D
GeoSpatial Market – What market should we target?
Short-term based
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4. Korean Cases
§ Questions Raised
Q01 Haven’t we tried to develop all the technologies by ourselves so far?
è What if we applied Google’s Android model to NGIS R&D?
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4. Korean Cases
§ Questions Raised
Q02 How to rejuvenate the stopped development for the people in need?
è Let’s pull out the source codes from the shelf!!
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4. Korean Cases
§ Questions Raised
è Need to consider ‘Select & Focus’ strategy.
Q03 Can we hit multiple targets at the same time?
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4. Korean Cases
§ Implications from Korean Cases
Closed R&D System - Try to develop almost all the technologies by itself.
1
University & Research Inst. Centric - Heavily rely on traditional linear downstream R&D model.
Ambiguous R&D Goal - Not clear whether it is R&D or D&B. Need to set clear goal.
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3
Need to leverage outside technology and resources to respond to fast changing market situations.
Need to engage more enterprises’ request and enterprise itself in development system.
Need to address R&D and D&B separately. R&D for basic research and D&B for commercialization.
Implications
Need to set up platform to increase the flow of knowledge and dissemination of technology during & after R&D.
Hard to Reuse R&D Outcomes - After R&D project period, finding & reusing R&D outcomes is difficult.
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5. Strategies
§ Basic Concepts
Inside-Out Strategy
Outside-In Strategy
Select & Focus Strategy
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5. Strategies
§ Inside-Out Strategy
Inside-Out Strategy
Change previous R&D outcomes to open source
Need to Start Open Source Based R&D
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2
§ Encourage to change previous R&D outcomes to ‘Dual License’ based open source § Let the technology flow to the people in need § ‘Technology in the Shelf’ doesn’t create any value
§ Approach open source as a disruptive innovation § Participate in international open source GIS activities and lead the communities § This will increase the quality and interactions among actors!
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5. Strategies
§ Outside-In Strategy
Korean Situations • Limited human resources
• Limited R&D funds
• Small & medium size GIS companies
• Unable to target all the fields
• High dependency on proprietary GIS
Open Source GIS Strategies • Internalize the outside resources
• Active adoption of Open Source GIS
• Reduce GIS SW cost using Open Source GIS
• Targeting professional fields
• Reduce the dependency on proprietary GIS
Outside-In Strategy
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5. Strategies
§ Select & Focus Strategy
Targeting Cutting-Edge Technology - From Catch-up to Leap-frogging
1
Select & Focus Strategy
Niche Market Strategy - Not only technology create values
2
Clear Discrimination between R&D, D&B - Need to increase the commercialization capabilities
3
More Business Centric Policy Needed - Growth of business will create the virtuous circle of NGIS R&D
4
Consider not only R&D itself but D&B as well!!
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World
R&D Inst.
Firms
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5. Strategies
§ Proposed R&D System
NGIS R&D Infrastructure
Open Source Thinking(Open/Share/Participation)
Select & Focus Govnt
Outside-In Inside-Out
NGIS R&D Activities
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6. Conclusions
• Need to consider fast changing market & customers needs
• Not future prediction, but increasing adaptabilities Open Innovation
Strategy
• Rejuvenate sleeping technology by changing it to open source
• Let the technology flow to the people in need Inside-Out Strategy
• Need to actively embrace the open source GIS technology
• Internalize the outside high-performance resources Outside-In Strategy
• Changing strategy from catch-up to leap-frogging
• Need to target cutting-edge technology that could leverage hidden assets
• Need to discriminate R&D and D&B
• Every country has its own unique invisible assets
Select & Focus Strategy
Thank you!!
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