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SLOW DESIGN DRIVEN INNOVATION: DEVELOPING A BUSINESS MODEL FOR GLOCALISED ENTERPRISES

缓慢的设计驱动创新：为全球化企业开发商业模式

基本信息

批准号：
ES/S006060/1
负责人：
Marta Gasparin
金额：
$ 30.77万
依托单位：
University of Leicester
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2019
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2019 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=ES%2FS006060%2F1
关键词：
SLOW DESIGN DRIVEN INNOVATION DEVELOPING

项目摘要

Our globalised models of production and distribution, coupled with a culture of overconsumption has led to a system that is not sustainable. This system has been responsible for climate change, biodiversity loss, natural resource degradation, ethical issues, poverty, excess waste generation, inefficient energy use, and increased the vulnerability of many developing communities in which these globalised products are manufactured. Measures must be taken to reduce these polluting and unethical practices that negatively impact on environment and society, and to work towards sustainable production and consumption. Slow design driven innovation is a potential solution to this problem. Slow design aims at reducing the exploitation of natural and human resources, celebrating their value, and increasing the lifespans of products based on quality and local traditions, in addition to outlining a model of alternative responsible consumption which confronts the current paradigm of "more and cheaper is better". "Slow" design enterprises are socially innovative because they are addressing social problems, but currently they lack appropriate business models that sustain organisational functions, support hybridity, empower stakeholders and take into consideration the social and environmental contributions that these businesses make. To date, business model literature has been designed to satisfy a market-oriented ambition, rather than to address societal issues.In response, this ESRC project will develop "glocalised" "slow business models", and theorise the design and innovation practices that will reduce the exploitation of natural and human resources, whilst increasing product lifespans and driving innovation based on quality, local traditions, and sustainable values. This research will make a significant impact by proposing research-informed business models for UK enterprises, demonstrating to SMEs how to adopt sustainable solutions, and craft-organisations how to glocally compete. I will work with the craft councils and the network of small enterprises in Midlands to disseminate results and present the findings to ad-hoc workshops for SMEs and craft enterprises in UK and Vietnam. After the interactions, I will ask for feedbacks and organise short interviewees on what policies/regulations might be needed to put in place to facilitate and encourage the adoption of a sustainable design driven innovation, in order to produce policy which will positively impact on the adoption of sustainable innovation.

我们全球化的生产和分配模式，加上过度消费的文化，导致了一个不可持续的系统。该系统导致了气候变化、生物多样性丧失、自然资源退化、道德问题、贫困、过量废物产生、能源使用效率低下，并增加了许多制造这些全球化产品的发展中社区的脆弱性。必须采取措施减少这些对环境和社会产生负面影响的污染和不道德做法，并努力实现可持续生产和消费。缓慢的设计驱动创新是解决这一问题的潜在方案。慢设计旨在减少对自然和人力资源的开发，颂扬其价值，并根据质量和当地传统延长产品的寿命，此外还概述了一种替代负责任消费模式，面对当前“越多越便宜越好”的范式。“慢”设计企业是社会创新的，因为他们正在解决社会问题，但目前他们缺乏适当的商业模式，以维持组织功能，支持混合，赋予利益相关者权力，并考虑到这些企业对社会和环境的贡献。迄今为止，商业模式文献的设计一直是为了满足以市场为导向的雄心，而不是解决社会问题。作为回应，ESRC项目将开发“全球化”的“慢商业模式”，并将设计和创新实践理论化，以减少对自然和人力资源的剥削，同时延长产品寿命，并推动基于质量，当地传统和可持续价值观的创新。这项研究将通过为英国企业提出研究知情的商业模式，向中小企业展示如何采用可持续的解决方案，以及手工艺组织如何在本地竞争，产生重大影响。我将与中部地区的工艺委员会和小企业网络合作，传播研究结果，并将研究结果提交给英国和越南的中小企业和工艺企业特别研讨会。互动结束后，我将征求反馈意见，并组织简短的受访者，了解可能需要制定哪些政策/法规来促进和鼓励采用可持续设计驱动的创新，以制定对采用可持续创新产生积极影响的政策。