A presentation made by Iain Sanders to the New Zealand Ministry of Research, Science and Technology (MoRST) in 2004, on how to Maximise the economic wealth of New Zealand through research and innovation.

1. © Design for Innovation, 2004-09 MoRST Presentation By Dr. Iain Sanders Wed 13 th Oct 2004 Maximising The Economic Wealth Of New Zealand Through Research And Innovation What Policies And Outcomes Will Make A Difference?

2. © Design for Innovation, 2004-09 Overview A. What is our common objective? B. On what should we focus? C. How do we achieve this goal? D. Keys to success: Five analogies for five strategies E. Summary F. Notes

6. Keys To Success: Five Analogies For Five Strategies D © Design for Innovation, 2004-09

18. Notes F © Design for Innovation, 2004-09

21. © Design for Innovation, 2004-09 Aspects Of Intelligence Needed In NZ’s Advanced Network F3 Configuring: (e.g. configurator software) Dispatching: (e.g. router) Storing: (e.g. database) Processing: (e.g. microprocessor) Interacting: (e.g. keyboard) Coordinating: (e.g. operating system) Learning: (e.g. expert system) Sensing: (e.g. antenna) Arranging information in a particular way to respond to a need Moving information from its source to its appropriate destination Collecting information in a way that can be easily and speedily accessed when need Converting raw information into useful outcomes Facilitating the exchange of information among sources to objects Harmonising activities performed by multiple entities to reach a common goal Using experience to improve the ability to act Detecting and interpreting signals in the environment