Multicomplex Management (MCM) and Expected Creative Potential (ECP) Picture 1 - Organization Structure

Multicomplex Management (MCM) Expected Creative Potential (ECP) Picture 1 - Organization Structure

 

Organization Structure Model used: Nordic Industrial Fund - Nordic Council of Ministers – Bio & Chemistry Division (BCD) - Division REI-activities (Research / Education / Innovation): 5 programmes: NordFood, Nordic Wood, NordPap, NordBio and NordYeast; 748 projects; 6.000 participating private and public companies, institutions, organizations and agencies in 62 countries. BCD connected 180.000 researchers, operators, engineers, technicians and company, organization and agency executives (1998). BCD was - in combination with NordTek (the organization managing the cooperation of the 23 Nordic technical universities) - the largest industrial and technological REI-network in Northern Europe. BCD was a 27.000 ECP Organization connecting 275.000 people totalling 2.8 million ECP. Photo on Picture 1: Hans Bruno Lund visiting the governor of Oulu province, Finland Dr. Eino Siuruainen during a NordTek seminar.

Multicomplex Management (MCM) is explained in Picture 2, 04.

Expected Creative Potential (ECP) is explained in Picture 2.

Pictures to Multicomplex Management (MCM): 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,

9, 10, 11 and 12.

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A MULTICOMPLEX ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE - ORGANIZATION

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NORDIC INDUSTRIAL FUND (NIF)

NORDIC COUNCIL OF MINISTERS (NCM)

BIO & CHEMISTRY DIVISION (BCD)

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CONTENTS

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1 BIO & CHEMISTRY DIVISION (BCD)

1.1 NIF HISTORY

1.2 BCD BUSINESS IDEA

1.3 BCD OPERATION AREA

1.4 BCD OPERATION AREA INHABITANTS

1.5 BCD PARTNER-COUNTRIES AND AUTONOMOUS AREAS

1.6 BCD GEOGRAPHIC OPERATION REGIONS

1.7 BCD PARTNERS

1.8 BCD ACTIVITIES

1.9 BCD ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE

1.9.1 - MANAGEMENT

1.9.2 - BIO INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX (BIO)

1.9.3 - FOOD INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX (FOO)

1.9.4 - FOREST INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX (FOR)

1.9.5 - OTHER INDUSTRIAL AREAS (OIA)

1.9.6 BCD – HISTORY AND ACHIEVEMENTS – A RESUME

 

2 MULTICOMPLEX MANAGEMENT (MCM) LITERATURE

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1.1 NIF HISTORY

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NIF HISTORY

NIF was established 1973 (the Helsinki Treaty). In 1987 the organization expanded by taking over the activities of NordForsk (a Nordic government agency for basic research). In the new century the activities of NIF (and BCD) were split up between two new-established organizations: A new NordForsk (basic research) and Nordic Innovation Centre (NICe)(applied research and innovation).

BCD (one of NIF's two divisions) was operational from 1991 to 1999.

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1.2 BCD BUSINESS IDEA

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BCD BUSINESS IDEA

Initialization, expansion and utilization of Nordic and Nordic / international cooperation networks between relevant partners from the private and the public sectors to the benefit of the Nordic countries´ competitiveness and the wealth and health of their inhabitants and based on internordic / international cooperation projects as the primary tool and improved and new concepts, methods, technologies and products as valuable spinoffs.

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1.3 BCD OPERATION AREA

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BCD OPERATION AREA

Approx. 22 million square km

Land: Approx. 6 million square km

Oceans and seas: Approx. 16 million square km

The water quality of the oceans and seas surrounding

the Nordic countries is of extreme importance to the

Nordic economies and the inhabitants health and qua-

lity of life. To protect and improve water quality at land as

well as at sea was therefore a substantial goal in almost

all BCD projects.

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1.4 BCD OPERATION AREA INHABITANTS

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BCD OPERATION AREA INHABITANTS

Approx. 45 million

Nordic Countries: Approx. 24 million

Baltic Countries: Approx. 7 million

North West Russia: Approx. 14 million

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1.5 BCD PARTNER-COUNTRIES AND AUTONOMOUS AREAS

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BCD PARTNER-COUNTRIES AND AUTONOMOUS AREAS

Aland Islands

Denmark

Estonia

Faroe Islands

Finland

Greenland

Iceland

Latvia

Lithuania

North West Russia

Norway

Sweden

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1.6 BCD GEOGRAPHIC OPERATION REGIONS

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A BCD project must have participants - private and public partners - from at least two - better three or four - Nordic countries. Most geographic regions has their specific profile in regard to industry, centers of excellence, inhabitants, culture, nature, environment etc. To identify the optimal combination of partners for a project to be initiated it can sometimes be useful to identify and select partners from related geographic regions in relation to the above mentioned parameters. BCD has 67 geographic operation regions:

 

Denmark: 11

Finland: 9

Iceland: 9

Norway: 10

Sweden: 8

Estonia: 3

Latvia: 3

Lithuania: 3

North West Russia: 11

 

The geographical allocation of BCD´s approx.

10.000 Project Participant Representatives and

other superior officers in the Nordic Countries:

(Project Participant Representatives and

other superior officers in other countries approx.

1.000).

 

DEN-00 Denmark 1.972

DEN-01 København 220

DEN-02 Lyngby 730

DEN-03 Nordsjælland 91

DEN-04 Øvrige Sjælland 123

DEN-05 Fyn 82

DEN-06 Kolding 132

DEN-07 Herning 137

DEN-08 Århus 228

DEN-09 Aalborg 163

DEN-10 Færøerne 47

DEN-11 Grønland 19

FIN-00 Finland 2.089

FIN-01 Helsinki & Espoo 1.274

FIN-02 Turku ( Åbo) 189

FIN-03 Tampere 194

FIN-04 Jyväskylä 57

FIN-05 Lappeenranta 105

FIN-06 Vaasa 108

FIN-07 Kuopio 35

FIN-08 Joensuu 31

FIN-09 Oulu / Kemi 96

ICE-00 Iceland 513

ICE-01 Reykjavik 396

ICE-02 Keflavik 42

ICE-03 Akranes 13

ICE-04 Isafjördur 11

ICE-05 Saudarkrökur 8

ICE-06 Akureyri 15

ICE-07 Egilsstadir 20

ICE-08 Selfoss 5

ICE-09 Vestmannaeyjar 3

NOR-00 2.173

NOR-01 Oslo 646

NOR-02 Ås 301

NOR-03 Moelv 231

NOR-04 Porsgrunn 217

NOR-05 Stavanger 167

NOR-06 Bergen 97

NOR-07 Ålesund 90

NOR-08 Trondheim 329

NOR-09 Bodø 39

NOR-10 Tromsø 56

SWE-00 3.202

SWE-01 Stockholm 868

SWE-02 Lund / Malmö 427

SWE-03 Halmstad 178

SWE-04 Göteborg 402

SWE-05 Borås 329

SWE-06 Norrköping 241

SWE-07 Uppsala 304

SWE-08 Sundsvall 213

SWE-09 Luleå 240

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1.7 BCD PARTNERS

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BCD PARTNERS

Private and public companies

Private and public organizations

Universities

Technological institutes

Governments

Government agencies

Other relevant partners

Partners: approx. 6.000 in 62 countries

Private area partners: approx. 4.800

Public area partners: approx. 1.200

See:

Flickr, Hans Bruno Lund´s photostream:

"Multicomplex Management (MCM) Picture 3

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1.8 BCD ACTIVITIES

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BCD ACTIVITIES

 

Research

Education

Innovation

Visits

Exchanges

Meetings

Seminars

Workshops

Cources

Reports

Articles

Newsletters

Presentations

Posters

WEB-Activities

Improved Concepts

New Concepts

Improved Methods

New Methods

Improved Technologies

New Technologies

Improved Products

New Products

Patents

Evaluation of Results

Dissemination of Results

Improved Nordic Networks

New Nordic Networks

Improved Nordic/International Networks

New Nordic/International Networks

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1.9 BCD ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE

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BCD ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE

Upper right in the picture

REI = Research-Education-Innovation

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1.9.1 MANAGEMENT

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MANAGEMENT

 

Management (sand-colored areas/elements)

Head of Division: Hans Bruno Lund (DEN)

Division Director BIO: Marianne Damhaug (NOR) until 1992

Division Director FOOD/OIA: Maija Uusisuo (FIN)

Division Director BIO/FOREST/OIA: Juhani Kuusilehto (FIN)

Deputy Division Director FOREST: Per Brenøe (DEN)

Associate Division Director OIA: Peter Göranson (SWE)

Associate Division Director OIA: Svein Østevik (NOR)

Associate Division Director OIA: Snæbjörn Kristjansson (ICE)

Other Division Administration Staff: 11 officers

Division Advisers: 16

DIVISION REI Areas: 92

DIVISION REI Subareas: 1.200

DIVISION Programmes: 5

DIVISION Part Programmes: 20

DIVISION REI Projects: 748

DIVISION REI Part Projects: approx. 3.000

DIVISION Senior Officers: 370

DIVISION Project Managers: 649

DIVISION Part Project Managers: approx. 2.500

DIVISION Other Officers: approx. 28.000

DIVISION Network Participants (People): approx. 278.000 (incl. NordTek)

DIVISION Network ECP: approx. 2.800.000 (incl. NordTek)

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1.9.2 BIO INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX (BIO)

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BIO INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX (BIO)

(blue-colored areas/elements)

Marianne Damhaug (NOR)

Juhani Kuusilehto (FIN)

REI = Research-Education-Innovation

BIO REI Areas: 22

BIO REI Subareas: 340

BIO Programmes: 2 - NORDYEAST & NORDBIO

BIO Part Programmes: 6

BIO REI Projects: 188

BIO REI Part Projects: approx. 750

BIO Senior Officers: 122

BIO Project Managers: 213

BIO Part Project Managers: approx. 640

BIO Other Officers: approx. 7.000

BIO Network Participants (People): approx. 45.000

BIO Network ECP: approx. 535.000

BIO REI Areas:

02 Antibodies and Antigens

04 BioEnergy

05 Biomimetic Materials

06 Bioprocess Engineering

07 BioScience and BioTechnology

20 Environmental BioTechnology

21 Environmental Technology

24 Food BioTechnology

30 Genes and GeneTechnology

35 Industrial Enzymes

37 Marine Biology and BioTechnology

40 BioHydroMetallurgi

45 NeuroBiology and InformationsTransfer

47 Biological OffGas Treatment

50 Physiological Engineering

Project example with Part Projects:

Z508 Physiological Engineering:

Part Projects:

Z508.1 Energy and redox balances during aerobic growth

Z508.2 Regulation of energy flux at anaerobic conditions

Z508.3 Xylose metabolizing Saccharomyces cerevisiae

Z508.4 Physiological responses of Sac.Cer. to SubConVar

Z508.5 Morphological charact. of Penicillium chrysogenum

Z508.6 Morphology and amylase production in Aspergillus oryzae

 

The Research Team:

Albers, Eva

Alexander, N J

Anderlund, Mikael

Bao, Xing

Carlsen, Morten

Christensen, Lars H

Deleuran, Jan

Edelmann, Kari

Ehlde, Magnus

Einarsson, Sigbjørn

Eliasson, Anna

Ellingsen, Trond

Enari, Tor-Magnus

Enfors, Sven-Olof

Flenø, Bent

Franzén, Carl J

George, Stefan

Gram, Jens

Granstrøm, Tom

Gustafsson, Lena

Hahn-Hägerdal, Bärbel

Haldrup, Anna

Hallborn, J

Hansen, Tronn

Hjortkjær, Poul

Holmgreb, K

Jeppsson, Helena

Johansen, Kenneth

Johansson, Björn

Jørgensen, Birthe R

Karsbøl, Birgitte

Klein, Christopher

Korhola, Matti

Krabben, Preben

Kristjansson, Jakob

Larsen, Susanne Slot

Larsson, Christer

Larsson, Gen

Lidén, Gunnar

Londonsborough, John

Meinander, Nina

Michelsen, M L

Mikkelsen, Jørn D

Mølgaard, Henrik

Mørkeberg, R

Nielsen, Jens (Project Manager)

Niklasson, Claes

Nilsson, Annika

Nybergh, Paula

Ojamo, Heikki

Olkku, Juhani

Olsson, Lisbeth

Overballe-Petersen, C

Pakula, Tiina

Palmqvist, Eva

Parkkinen, Elke

Peltola, Petri

Penttilä, Merja

Pettersson, Lennart

Pham, Hop

Prior, B A

Pronk, Jack

Påhlman, Inga-Lil

Rasmussen, Preben

Reuss, Mathias

Ruohonen, Laura

Rønnow, Birgitte

Salminen, Antti

Salonen, Laura

Santerre, Anne

Schmidt, Karsetn

Schulze, Ulrik

Skoog, K

Skov, Allan

Smits, Hans Peter

Spohr, Anders

Suhr-Jessen, Trine

Søderblom, Tore

Taherzadeh, Mohammad

Thevelein, J

Thomas, Colin

Toma, Simona

Tufvesson, Göran

Valadi, Hadi

van Dam, Karel

van Dijken, J P

Villadsen, John

Visser, Jaap

Walfridsson, Mats

Winell, Anna

Winge, Michael

Zacchi, Guido

Zimmerman, Friedrich

Aarts, Robert

 

 

Participants:

 

 

Alko Oy

Amsterdam University

Birmingham University

Bryggerilaboratorium Oy AB

Chalmers Technical University

Cheminova A/S

Danisco Biotechnology A/S

Delft University of Technology

Dumex A/S

Göteborg University

IceTec

Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan

Lahden Poltimo Oy

Novo Nordisk A/S

Pripps AB

Primalco Oy

SINTEF

Skåne Brännerier AB

Technical University of Denmark

Technische Universität Darmstadt

Universität Stuttgart

VTT

Waageningen University

 

 

51 PlantCell Biology and BioTechnology

57 Protein Engineering

 

Project examples (without listing Part Projects):

Z037 Fluid dynamics and mass transfer in bioreactors (BR)

Z038 Physiological effects of oscillating fermentation parameters

Z039 Kinetics of cell responce to local conc. gradients in BR

Z040 Multi-dimensional modelling of flow-processes in BR

Z041 On-line HPLC control of mammalian cell bioreactors

Z042 Bioprocess monotoring system based on ESC / HEU

Z043 Implementation of biosensors in process environments

Z044 Mechanisms of foaming in bioreactors

Z045 Productivity of bioreactors (I)

Z046 Productivity of bioreactors (II)

63 Recycling

73 Thermophilic and Psychrophilic Organisms

74 Waste and WasteWater Treatment

75 Yeast and YeastTechnology

84 LifeCycle Assessment (LCA)

NORDYEAST

Project examples (without listing Part Projects):

Z001 Protein secretion and glycoprotein production in Sac.Cer.

Z002 Molecular cloning and expression of genes by key enzymes

Z003 Cloning and studies of DNA coding for g-3-p-d of Sac.Cer.

Z004 Membrane bound IPP in mitochondria from Sac.Cer.

Z005 Cloning of DNA alkylation genes from yeast

Z006 Regulation of methionine-threonine biosynthesis

Z007 Studies on genetic recombination in Sac.Cer.

Z008 MS of the DNA gene sequence in Saccharomyces Cerevisiae

Z009 Exp. and sec. in yeast of human parathyroid hormone

Z010 RNA polymerases and TF in transcription of RNAs

NORDBIO

NORDBIO Part Programmes:

NB-01 Protein Engineering

NB-02 Bioprocess Engineering

NB-03 Plant Cell Biotechnology

NB-04 Thermophiles and Psychrophiles

NB-05 Food Biotechnology

NB-06 Environmental Biotechnology

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1.9.3 FOOD INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX (FOO)

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FOOD INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX (FOO)

(orange-colored areas/elements)

Maija Uusisuo (FIN)

REI = Research-Education-Innovation

FOO REI Areas: 10

FOO REI Subareas: 180

FOO Programmes: 1 - NORDFOOD

FOO Part Programmes: 4

FOO REI Projects: 125

FOO REI Part Projects: approx. 500

FOO Senior Officers: 37

FOO Project Managers: 107

FOO Part Project Managers: approx. 425

FOO Other Officers: approx. 5.000

FOO Network Participants (People): approx. 30.000

FOO Network ECP: approx. 360.000

FOO REI Areas:

03 Aquaculture

11 Cereals

22 Fishery and Fish

Project examples (without listing Part Projects):

Z217 Nordisk Blåvilling

Z290 Frysfartyg

Z339 Atlantic Salmon

Z346 Hippoglossus

Z437 Landbaserte Anlegg

Z461 Monotoring and PC in Aquaculture

Z483 Hälleflundra, Torsk och Havskat

Z563 CIMFISK - IT in Fish Fillet Factories

Z570 BENEFISH - New Technologies in the Nordic Fishindustries

Z594 Havmiljøets påvirkning af fisks reproduktionsevne

23 Fish Diseases

25 Food Hygiene

26 Food Packaging and Transportation

27 Food Processing

Project examples (without listing Part Projects):

Z120 Cleaner production

Z121 Environmental beer production

Z122 Water in fish industry

Z123 Nordic shellfish

Z124 Value from heads

Z125 Water jet deboning

Z126 Aseptic safety

Z127 Probiotic foods

Z128 Rye technology and its influence on health

Z129 Structures in food fat

28 Food Quality

29 Food Technology

Project examples (without listing Part Projects):

Z103 Fish - Packaging and Transportation

Z104 Aroma Transfer in PET

Z105 Shelf Life Prediction

Z107 Salmon Quality

Z108 Microbial Antagonists

Z109 Managing the Meat Tend Process

Z110 Sensoric Calibration

Z111 Fluorescence Screening

Z112 Quality of Emulsions

Z113 Lean Logistics

Let us as an example take a closer look at

Project Z115 On Line Measuring Control

Project Participants

 

 

Denmark

 

Bioteknologisk Institut

Paaske Jensen

 

Danisco Sugar Development

Ole Hansen

Danmarks Fiskeriundersøgelser

Erling Larsen

 

Fødevaregruppen

Finn Holm

 

KVL

Lars Munk

 

Lactosan A/S

Jørgen Schmidt

 

Meincke A/S

Peter Clausen

 

Slagteriernes Forskningsinstitut

J Rud Andersen

 

Foss Electric A/S

Torben Lapp

 

Reciprotor Engineering A/S

Per Andersen

 

Q-Interline

Anders Larsen

 

Steins Laboratorium A/S

Jakob Korsgaard

 

Finland

 

Ingman Foods Oy AB

Hans Ingman

 

Process Flow Ltd Oy

Björn Jernström

Saarioinen Oy

Mirja Rautakoski

 

Oy Snellman AB

Rolf Snellman

 

Sucros Oy

Juha Oravainen

 

Hutiia Research Centre

Jonas Slotte

 

VTT Bio- & Livsmedelsteknik

Arvo Kinnunen

 

Software Point Oy

Andrea Holmberg

 

Iceland

 

Fiskeriindustriens Forskningsinstitut

Helga Eyjófsdóttir

 

Marel HF

Sigurpáll Jonsson

 

Milk Distribution Centre

Einar Matthiasson

 

IceTec

Hannes Hafsteinsson

 

Univesity of Iceland

Kristberg Kristbergsson

 

Landbruges Forskningsinstitut

Gudjón Torkelsson

 

Industriforbundet

Ragneidur Hédinsdóttir

 

Norwegen

 

Mills DA

Narinder Singh

Maarud A/S

Terje Drøyvold

 

A/S Margarinfabrik Norge

Aziz Fooladi

 

Matforsk

Jens Petter Wold

 

Nerliens Kemisk-Tekniske A/S

Vigdis Rustad

 

Norges Lantbrukshøgskole

Ingolf F Nes

 

Norsk Kjøtt

Ole-Johan Røtterud

Tine Norske Meierier BA

Svein Kloster

 

T Skretting A/S

Astrid Staumbotn

 

Stabburet A/S

Anita Bakker

 

SINTEF Kjemi Havbruk

Marit Aursand

 

Sweden

 

Abba Seafood AB

Göran Sjögren

 

Procordia Food AB

Ene Pilman-Willers

 

Lunds Universitet Kemicentrum

Ingegerd Sjöholm

 

Kraft Freia Marabou AB

Thomas Wassholm

 

Oleinitec AB

Marlene Jegeborn

Arla F&U

Clas Johan Dahlsten

 

Pentronic AB

Roland Gullqvist

 

Pripps AB

Klas Johansson

 

Pååls Bröd AB

Bo Folkesson

Radians Innova AB

Bengt Kleman

SIK

Christana Skjöldebrand (Project Manager)

 

Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet

Ingemar Hansson

 

STFi

Anders Pettersson

 

Charkdelikatesser AB

Anna-Karin Norén

Svenska Nestlé AB

Anita Johansson

Foss Sverige AB

Ingrid Mild / Niklas Persson

 

Tekniska Högskolan Linköping

Alexander Lauber

 

Tetra Pack Food AB

Christer Lanzingh

 

Wasabröd AB

Bengt Carlson

 

Köttforskningsinstituttet

Magnus Wahlgren

 

Nestlé R&D AB

Jennifer Cloke

Bergman & Beving Process AB

Per Henriksson

 

Teltec Electronic AB

Philip Dahl

 

Candelia AB

Urban Eriksson

 

Sensor Control AB

Björn Zetterberg

 

Danfoss AB

Anders Leidermark

 

Nordic Sensor Technologies AB

Andreas Bunge

 

Electrona-Sievert AB

Alf Mikkelä

 

Mettler-Toledo AB

Peter Tinér

 

Korsnäs AB

Jan Jynnskog

 

Sigma Teknik AB

Stellan Lundberg

 

Foss Tecator AB

Karin Thente

 

 

The participating industrial companies

had on a global basis:

 

Revenue: 100 billion €

Employees: 500.000

 

53 Polysaccharides

 

NORDFOOD

NORDFOOD Part Programmes:

NF-01 Food Packaging and Transportation

NF-02 Food Quality

NF-03 Food Hygien

NF-04 Food Processing

 

One out of several significant milestones achieved as a result of NORDFOOD was the set up of the European REI cooperation SAFEFOODERA – Safer food for 446 million people. Headed by two of BCDs former executive officers Mr. Ola Eide from Norway and Mr. Oddur Már Gunnarsson from Iceland the National Food Authorities of 18 European countries now works together to improve food quality and food hygiene. The 18 countries are: Basque Country, Belgium, Cyprus, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia, Sweden, Turkey and United Kingdom.

 

Over the years hundreds of Nordic Industrial Fund REI projects or initiatives has resulted in expanded efforts with new European partners under the auspices of the EU research programmes or EUREKA.

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1.9.4 FOREST INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX (FOR)

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FOREST INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX (FOR)

(green-colored areas/elements)

Juhani Kuusilehto (FIN)

Per Brenøe (DEN)

REI = Research-Education-Innovation

FOR REI Areas: 13

FOR REI Subareas: 220

FOR Programmes: 2 - NORDPAP & NORDIC WOOD

FOR Part Programmes: 10

FOR REI Projects: 170

FOR REI Part Projects: approx. 680

FOR Senior Officers: 78

FOR Project Managers: 103

FOR Part Project Managers: approx. 570

FOR Other Officers: approx. 6.000

FOR Network Participants (People): approx. 40.000

FOO Network ECP: approx. 475.000

FOR REI Areas:

49 Paper as Carrier of Informations

54 Printing Technology

58 Pulp and Paper Bleaching

59 Pulp and Paper Fibers

Project examples (without listing Part Projects):

Z133 Pot. titrering och polyelektrolyttitrering

Z134 Ytsammensättning, ytenergi och syra-base-egenskaper

Z135 Anvendelse av dielektrisk spektroskopi

Z136 Karakterisering av fiber med biotekniska metoden

Z137 Elektromikroskopi

Z138 Konfokal mikroskopi og billedanalyse

Z139 Porstorlek v.h.a. omvendt storlek kromatografi

Z140 Porstorlek v.h.a. NMR-metodik

Z141 Cellulosens reaktivitet og krystallinitet

Z142 TB-method för mättning av specific yta

60 Pulp and Paper EU-Standardization

61 Pulp and Paper Technology

76 Environmental Properties of Wood

77 Properties and Applications of Nordic Wood

78 Nordic Wood as a Construction Material

79 Marketing of Nordic Wood

80 Nordic Wood and the Asian Markets

81 Wood Production

83 Wood Technology

 

Project examples (without listing Part Projects):

Z177 Trä och miljö

Z527 Skog-Trä-Miljö

Z528 Miljödeklaration

Z529 Trä-F&U-Miljöinformation

Z530 Spånplader i møbelindustrien

Z531 Furu Kjernved

Z178 Datorprogram Limträ

Z179 Brandsäkra trähus

Z532 Våtlimede byggkomponenter

Z181 Styrkesortering ger mervärde

NORDPAP

NORDPAP Part Programmes:

NP-01 Pulp and Paper Fibers

NP-02 Pulp and Paper Bleaching

NP-03 Paper as Carrier of Informations

NP-04 Pulp and Paper EU-Standardization

NORDIC WOOD

NORDIC WOOD Part Programmes:

NW-01 Environmental Properties of Wood

NW-02 Properties and Applications of Nordic Wood

NW-03 Nordic Wood as a Construction Material

NW-04 Marketing of Nordic Wood

NW-05 Nordic Wood and the Asian Markets

NW-06 Wood Production

We often think that cross-border REI activities, regional or global, are the playground for large enterprises as it is often the case. BCD had more than 70% of the largest Nordic enterprises as active project participants.

Very encouraging was the fact that many SMB´s found their way to Nordic REI cooperation.

In NORDIC WOOD as an example 21 carpenter guilds from the following small or mediumzised Danish towns participated in the research: ESBJERG, FREDERICIA, FREDERIKSHAVN, HADERSLEV, HERNING, HILLERØD, HJØRRING, HOLSTEBRO, KOLDING, MARSTAL, NYKØBING FALSTER, ODENSE, RANDERS, ROSKILDE, SILKEBORG, SKIVE, SVENDBORG, SØNDERBORG, ÅBENRÅ, AALBORG / NØRRESUNDBY and ÅRHUS cooperated with large companies such as ABB, AKZO NOBEL, ASSI-DOMÄN, COWI, ENZO-GUTZEIT and IKEA.

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1.9.5 OTHER INDUSTRIAL AREAS (OIA)

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OTHER INDUSTRIAL AREAS (OIA)

(red- and brown-colored areas/elements)

Juhani Kuusilehto (FIN)

Peter Göranson (SWE)

Svein Østevik (NOR)

Maija Uusisuo (FIN)

Snæbjörn Kristjansson (ICE)

REI = Research-Education-Innovation

OIA REI Areas: 48

OIA REI Subareas: 460

OIA Programmes: 0

OIA Part Programmes: 0

OIA REI Projects: 265

OIA REI Part Projects: approx. 1.060

OIA Senior Officers: 106

OIA Project Managers: 226

OIA Part Project Managers: approx. 900

OIA Other Officers: approx. 10.000

OIA Network Participants (People): approx. 64.000

OIA Network ECP: approx. 760.000

OIA REI Areas:

01 Allergy Research

09 Cancer Research

10 Catalysis and Catalysts

12 Chemical Fibers and Polymers

13 Chemistry and Chemical Technology

Project examples (without listing Part Projects):

Z194 Miljö i garverier

Z198 Olieseparation

Z200 Chromgarvningsmetode

Z207 Korrosionsskyddfärg

Z595 Biotannor

Z497 Adsorption av polymerer

Z578 Lut- och syraprocess

Z492 Processregulering

Z491 Styrd denitrifikation

Z475 Crude oil emulsions

14 Colours and Paints

15 Concrete Technology

16 Corrosion

32 Hormones

33 Immunology and ImmunoTechnology

34 Implantations and ImplantationTechnology

39 Medicine-Pharma-Health

41 Mineralogy and Minerals

48 Offshore Technology

52 Plasma and PlasmaTechnology

69 Supercritical Technologies

70 Surfaces and SurfaceTechnology

71 Tanning and TanningTechnology

08 Business Development

17 Culture and Technology

22 Expert Systems

31 Global REI-Relations

36 Information Technology

38 Measuring Technology

42 Molecule Structures and Modelling

43 NanoTechnology

55 ProcessTechnology

56 Product Development

62 Product Quality & Quality Management

64 Research Management

66 Sensors and SensorTechnology

67 Simulation and Modelling

68 SMBs

72 Technolgy Management

82 Systems Research and Development

44 REI Networks

18 Doctoral Education

19 Engineering Education

46 Technical Universities

Project examples (without listing Part Projects):

NTU = Nordic Technical Universities

Z476 NTU Students Seminar (NTUSS)

Z540 Nordic Industrial Researcher Education Programme (NIREP)

Z551 NTU Students Exchange Programme (NTUSEP)

Z555 NTU PhD Students Exchange Programme (NTUPSEP)

Z584 NTU Presidents Meeting & Industrial Seminar Norway 1993

Z513 NTU Presidents Meeting & Industrial Seminar Iceland 1994

Z517 NTU Presidents Meeting & Industrial Seminar Denmark 1995

Z520 NTU Presidents Meeting & Industrial Seminar Finland 1996

Z633 NTU Presidents Meeting & Industrial Seminar Sweden 1997

Z722 NTU Presidents Meeting & Industrial Seminar Norway 1998

65 Technology Forecasting

85 Regional Development

86 Materials Technology - Aluminium

87 Materials Technology - Ceramics

88 Materials Technology - Composites

89 Materials Technology - Simulation

90 Materials Technology - Surfaces

91 Materials Technology - Steel

92 General Materials Technology

Project examples (without listing Part Projects):

Z275 Oxidceramics

Z282 Zeolites

Z398 Eurodyn - High Technology Gas Turbine

Z591 Material - POM - Polyacetal

Z648 Composites and Sandwich Structures in Ship Construction

Z678 SOL Materials

Z683 Ferroalloys in the Nordic Countries

Z684 Tribology (Friction - Lubrication - Wear)

Z688 Fenite Element Analysis (FEA) in the Automotive Industries

Z713 Nordic Aluminium Cluster (NAC)

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1.9.6 BCD – HISTORY AND ACHIEVEMENTS – A RESUME

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More than 25 million people in the Nordic countries – and many more around the World – are each day and many times using or consuming products which were created or improved in one of the Nordic Industrial Fund´s Bio & Chemistry Division´s more than 50.000 research-, education- and innovation activities. More than 500.000 engineers, technicians, workers, university teachers, students, researchers, managers and officials from the 5 Nordic countries have – from a start in 1973 – gained new knowledge in their combined efforts to improve Nordic competitiveness, the Nordic environment and the health and quality of life of the countries populations and in many cases in crossborder cooperation with industrial and institutional partners from 57 other countries. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2 MULTICOMPLEX MANAGEMENT (MCM) - LITERATURE

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Lund, Hans Bruno

Multicomplex Management (MCM)

CD-ROM, 678 colored illustrations

Dr. Hans Bruno Lund, Management Consultant

Skodsborg

Denmark

2009

 

 

 

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