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Regional Innovation and Cluster Regional Innovation and Cluster
Policies in KoreaPolicies in Korea
Sam Ock Park Seoul National University
September 20, 2007
[email protected]://plaza.snu.ac.kr/~parksam
For Korea-France Workshop on Science & Technology Policies
I.I. Introduction Introduction II.II. Service Functions in the Service Functions in the
Production ProcessProduction ProcessIII.III.Dynamics of SocioDynamics of Socio--Economic Economic
SpacesSpacesIV.IV.Regional Innovation PoliciesRegional Innovation PoliciesV.V. Innovative Cluster PoliciesInnovative Cluster PoliciesVI.VI.ConclusionConclusionVII.VII.Key ReferencesKey References
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I. Introduction
To examine regional innovation and cluster policies in Korea with regard to
dynamics of socio-economic spaces
Service Worlds
대한지리학회지Knowledge-based Information SocietyKnowledgeKnowledge--based Information Societybased Information Society
GlobalizationGlobalizationGlobalization
Service WorldsService WorldsService Worlds
21st century21st century
Contrasting Spatial Forces Contrasting Spatial Forces and Patternsand Patterns in the Socioin the Socio--Economic spacesEconomic spaces
Purpose
Aging SocietyAging SocietyAging Society
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Service Functions in the Production Process(Revised from John R. Bryson, et al., 2004, Service Worlds, P. 52)
Service knowledge is becoming interwoven at all levels of production process and innovation
Many new start-ups in the knowledge-intensive services
CIRCULATION
- R&D- Engineers- Designers- Market Research- Testing- Finance- Expertise
- Product development- Product design- Quality control- Purchasing - Management- Technical knowledge
- Marketing- Advertising- Trade fairs- Exhibitions- Consultants- Finance
- Service- Software- Updating products
DESIGNPROTOTYPE PRODUCT PACKAGED
PRODUCT
- Material - Material-Land/Machines
-Packaging-Transportation- Warehouse- Shops
MANUFACTURINGPROCESS
DESIGNPROCESS
CONSUMINGCUSTOMISING
PRE-MANUFACTURING
DURINGMANUFACTURING
SELLING/DISTRIBUTION
CONSUMPTION
II.II. Service Functions in the Production ProcessService Functions in the Production Process
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1. Intensified Spatial Division of Labor1. Intensified Spatial Division of Labor
- Functional division in the economic space. Hierarchical division in the economic space
HQ and R&D vs. Production; High tech vs. Low tech; Knowledge-based vs. Technology-based
. Quality difference in addition to the size difference
. Dispersion of routine or standardized services
2. Diverse Social Spaces2. Diverse Social Spaces
- Inner-city community gentrification - Suburban silver-town- Rural longevity areas
III. Dynamics of SocioIII. Dynamics of Socio--Economic Spaces (1)Economic Spaces (1)
Due to the contrasting spatial forces with regard to the four mega trends, Dynamic Patterns and Processes are progressing:
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3. Innovative Cluster3. Innovative Cluster
- Buzz; Localized networks- Transfer of tacit knowledge and generation of new
knowledge. Collective learning. Formal and informal networks. Lock-in effects
4. Global Extension of Innovation4. Global Extension of Innovation NetworksNetworks
- Global Pipelines: Innovation; knowledge; capital; advanced services; products; and power
. Dispatch; business trips; telecommunications
. B2C e-commerce
. Global commodity chains and related services
III. Dynamics of SocioIII. Dynamics of Socio--Economic Spaces (2)Economic Spaces (2)
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5. Virtual Innovative Clusters 5. Virtual Innovative Clusters
- Urban virtual networks vs. rural virtual networks. Internet network research group. Periodic meetings of the advanced researchers in
peripheral areas (both on- and off-line networks). Periodic clustering information, knowledge, and
technology
6. Industrial Restructuring in the periphery6. Industrial Restructuring in the periphery
- Restructuring for new paths. Evolving new cluster with new technology. Diverse firm strategies
III. Dynamics of SocioIII. Dynamics of Socio--Economic Spaces (3)Economic Spaces (3)
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IV. Regional Innovation Policies in Korea(1)
1.1. Building Regional Innovation SystemsBuilding Regional Innovation Systems
2. Development of regional human resources and 2. Development of regional human resources and fostering provincial universitiesfostering provincial universities
3. Promotion of regional scientific technology3. Promotion of regional scientific technology
4. Strengthening Industry4. Strengthening Industry--UniversityUniversity--Research Research center networkscenter networks
5. Building RIS for rural areas5. Building RIS for rural areas
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IV. Regional Innovation Policies in Korea(2)
•Industrial complex development•Import substitution; Export oriented
financial crisis
1980s
1960s~1970s
2000S
1990sIndustrial restructuring
•High tech industrial development•Industrial dispersion •Spatial division of labor
•Restructuring of Jaebols(conglomerates) •New start-ups (venture firms)
•Labor strategy•Subcontracting•Foreign direct investment•Technological development
•Industrial cluster•Innovative cluster •Regional innovation policy
early1990s
late1990s
Brief History of Korean Industrial PolicyBrief History of Korean Industrial Policy
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IV. Regional Innovation Policies in Korea(3)
Building Regional Innovation SystemsBuilding Regional Innovation Systems1
Regional innovation plan(4 strategic industries for each region)
Regional innovation council (14regions; 132 counties)
Role: innovator, coordinator, facilitator, linker
14regions: 845members
132 counties: 4,123 members
Regional innovation networks: 45 Inno-cafe
Regional innovation convention & exhibition: every year
Education and training of innovation manpower
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IV. Regional Innovation Policies in Korea(4)
Strategic Industries of 16 Cities and Provinces
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IV. Regional Innovation Policies in Korea(5)
Development of regional human resources and fostering provincial universitiesDevelopment of regional human resources and fostering provincial universities
Strengthening innovation potentials of provincial univ. (NURI Project) with relation to strategic Industries
education, training, internship, joint research with firms, start-ups, employment (109Univ.; 7,484Professors; 190,000students)
Promotion of regional scientific technologyPromotion of regional scientific technology3
Increasing R&D investments to provincesShare of non-Capital region of government’s R&D investment: 27% in 2003---> 36% in 2006Regional R&D cluster; Technology parks; Regional innovation center; Regional design center; University IT research centerPromotion of regional research university
2
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IV. Regional Innovation Policies in Korea(6)
Strengthening Industry-University-Research center networksStrengthening Industry-University-Research center networks
Key university for industry-university cooperation
Promotion of industry-university cooperationUniversity firm; Supporting internship
Technology transfer through I-U-R cooperation
Innovative cluster for regional agricultural products
Supporting R&D for regional agricultural cluster
Promotion of strategic products fitting to a region
Linking primary industry to secondary and tertiary industries
Rural industrial parks
4
Building RIS for rural areasBuilding RIS for rural areas5
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V. Innovative Cluster Policies in Korea (ICP-1)
1.1. Innovative cluster development of selected Innovative cluster development of selected national industrial complexnational industrial complex
2. 2. DaeduckDaeduck R&D Special DistrictR&D Special District
3. Innovative Cluster through regional industrial 3. Innovative Cluster through regional industrial promotionpromotion
4. Local culture cluster and high tech IT complex4. Local culture cluster and high tech IT complex
5. Private sector5. Private sector--led clusterled cluster
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V-1. Innovative cluster development for selected national industrial complexes(1) (ICP-2)
Changwon: Machinery
Gumi: Electronics
Ulsan : Automobile
Banwol-Sihwa: Parts and components
Gwangju: Photonics
Wonju: Medical instruments
Gunsan: Parts and components for machinery and automobile
7 selected complexes
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V-1. Innovative cluster development for selected national industrial complexes(2)(ICP-3)
Cooperative networks of innovative actors
47 mini-clusters for specific products: problem solving; technology forum; seminar
Participants of mini-clusters (April, 2005 to November 2006)
Firm->2109; University->603; Research center->140; Supporting institutes->176
Promotion Group as a network broker
On-line network (www.e-cluster.net): Integrated data base for patent, professionals, research facilities, etc
1) Open networks among Industry-University-Research Center- Government
3 Policy Issues
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V-1. Innovative cluster development for selected national industrial complexes(3)(ICP-4)
Mini-cluster organization by complexes
Machinery
ChangwonChangwon GumiGumi UlsanUlsan Banwol-Sihwa
Banwol-Sihwa GunsanGunsanGwangjuGwangju WonjuWonju
Electronics Automobile Parts and components photonics
Medical instruments
Parts and components Machinery Automobile
•Machine tool•Mold•Transportation device
•Mechatronics•Metal material
•Display•Component material
•Embedded•Home Network
•Mobile• Information-electronic component
•Mechatronics•Cast design•Power device
•Engine module
•Power train•Sash for automobile
•Design module
•PCB, Mold•Machine, P&P•Automobile components
•Metal material
•Fine chemicals
•Nano-mechatronics
•Energy• textile•Environment equipments
•Pure plate
•Optical components
•LED•Optical technology
•Electronic components
•Mold•Automobile components
•Electronic medical instruments
•Oriental medical instruments
•Rehabilitation medical instruments
•Medical instruments components
•Medical design
•Business service
•Plastic (for automobile)
•Machinery steel
•plasticity•Heterogen-eous sector
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Cluster On-Line Network (www.e-cluster.net) (ICP-5)
Network Activities
ManagementSupport
Support Firm’s PR
DB forI-U-R-G
Industrial Complex/Regional
Information
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V-1. Innovative cluster development for selected national industrial complexes(4)(ICP-6)
Supporting R&D infrastructure
Supporting regional industrial development
Supporting technology infrastructure
Supporting R&D funds for mini-cluster
2) Strengthening R&D capability of industrial complexes2) Strengthening R&D capability of industrial complexes
Remodeling of deteriorated plants
Expansion of green spaces
Task force team for improvements of industrial structure
Modeling ecological industrial parks toward a zero emission: Ulsan and Banwol-Sihwa
3) Improvement of residential and working environments3) Improvement of residential and working environments
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V-2. Daeduck R&D Special District(1)(ICP-7)
Total
Domestic 24,71231,162Registered
Patents Foreign 6,450
National Research Institutes (RI)
30
Private RI 44
Universities 6
Public Institutes 13
Supporting Institutes
13
firms 711
Ph D 6,375
MS 7,768
Others 3,247
17,390Talented Human
Resources
817Innovation Actors
Special Law for Fostering Daeduck R&D Special District (July, 2005)
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Major Activities for the Promotion of the Special District
V-2. Daeduck R&D Special District(2)(ICP-8)
Total Area(70.2㎢ )Total Area(70.2Total Area(70.2㎢㎢ )
Ⅰ
Ⅱ
Ⅲ
Ⅳ
Ⅴ
Ⅰ (27.7 ㎢㎢ ) Ⅱ (4.3 ㎢㎢)Ⅲ (3.1 ㎢㎢)Ⅳ (30.2 ㎢㎢ )Ⅴ (4.9 ㎢㎢ )
Ⅰ Daeduck Research Park
Ⅱ Daeduck Techno Vally
Ⅲ Dajon regional Industrial Park 3, 4
Ⅳ North Greenbelt
Ⅴ National Defense Research Center
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Daeduck R&D Special District
R&D Commercialization Reinvestment
Daeduk InnopolisDaedukDaeduk InnopolisInnopolis
SearchPromise Technologies
SearchPromise Technologies
Encourage Commercialization
Encourage Commercialization Promote
High-tech firms
PromoteHigh-tech firms
Daeduck innopolis R&D project
R&DR&D
Technomart
Support Technology Assessment & Patent Usage
Strengthen TLO Capabilities
InformationManagement
EstablishResearch Companies
Promotion of Start-up firms
Training Professional Manpower
Augmentation of Technology Finance
Marketing Support
Management Consulting
Establishment & Strengthen I-U-R networks
Networking & Dissemination
Global Business Environment
Major Activities for the Promotion of the Special DistrictV-2. Daeduck R&D Special District(3)(ICP-9)
RI
Univ.
Firm
Promotion of Technology Transfer C
reate Successfu
l Model
Create Su
ccessful M
odel
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Major Activities for the Promotion of the Special District
Spin-offs from the research centers
Analysis of patent assets
Promotion of technology transfer
V-2. Daeduck R&D Special District(4)(ICP-10)
Supporting new business using developed technologySupporting new business using developed technologySupporting new business using developed technology
Operation of venture capital for Daeduck Special District
Technology financing
Tax reductions
Supporting foreign marketing
Consulting for start-ups, management, and technology
Training professional manpower
Providing innovative environmentsProviding innovative environmentsProviding innovative environments
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Major Activities for the Promotion of the Special District
Diverse formal and informal meetings
Cooperative networks for entrepreneurship and technology firms
Supporting program by the stages of firm growth
V-2. Daeduck R&D Special District(5)(ICP-11)
Diverse CONNECT programDiverse CONNECT programDiverse CONNECT program
Networks with foreign innovative cluster (MOU)
Attraction of foreign venture capital and R&D centers
International conferences and PR
Providing innovative environmentsProviding innovative environmentsProviding innovative environments
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V-3. Innovative Clusters through the development of strategic industries (ICP-12)
Busan: Shoes, parts and components; bio industry
Daegu: New technology development
Gwangju: Photonics and electronic parts
Kyungnam: Intelligence home network; bio industry
Strategic industries for 8 provincial regions and Ulsan
4 regional industrial development promotions4 regional industrial development promotions
9 regional industrial promotions9 regional industrial promotions
Establishment for regional innovation infrastructure Establishment for regional innovation infrastructure for 4+9 regional industrial promotionsfor 4+9 regional industrial promotions
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VV--4. Local culture cluster and high4. Local culture cluster and high--tech IT complex tech IT complex (ICP(ICP--13)13)
Local culture cluster and high tech IT complexLocal culture cluster and high tech IT complex
Strengthening cooperative networks of innovative actors of culture industryLocal culture industry forumOn-line community for local culture
High-tech IT complex in Seoul- Sangam Digital Media Complex- IT R&D- IT Biz Center
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VV--5. Private Sector5. Private Sector--led Cluster(ICPled Cluster(ICP--14)14)
Private sectorPrivate sector--led industrial clusterled industrial cluster
Suwon: Samsung Semiconductor and Digital ValleyPaju: LG Phillips LCD ClusterPohang: Pohang University of Science and Technology
High-end Material Supply Base
Other Spontaneous ClustersIT clusters in Gangnam and Guro in SeoulOther local resource related clusters
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VI. Conclusion: Problems and Visions(1)VI. Conclusion: Problems and Visions(1)
ProblemsProblems
Weak cooperative networks among economic actorsTransition toward cluster formationWeak relationship between regional strategic industries and regional innovationstrategies
Weak I-U cooperation in the NURI programLimitation of cluster formation within administrative boundaryIntention of bottom-up movement, but still prevailing mind of dependence on central government
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VisionsVisions
VI. Conclusion: Visions and Problems(2)VI. Conclusion: Visions and Problems(2)
Balanced national development and strengthening Balanced national development and strengthening regional innovation capabilitiesregional innovation capabilities
Promotion of regional innovation potentials through Promotion of regional innovation potentials through development of local resources, culture, and historydevelopment of local resources, culture, and history
World-wide innovative cluster for some strategic industries
Developing Korean model of innovative cluster
Regions are blue oceans in knowledge-based information society: generating new competitive advantages
Some spontaneous examples: virtual innovation cluster in the long-live area
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