1. SHOK Strategic Centers for Science, Technology and Innovation 1.11.2012

2. Strategic Centers for Science, Technology and Innovation (SHOK) are a unique cooperation platform for innovative companies and spearheading research 1.11.2012

3. The results are breakthrough innovations of global importance, which can be agilely transformed into growth in business life and wellbeing in society 1.11.2012

4. Research programmes are the core and they consist of work carried out jointly by research organisations and companies and other inputs 1.11.2012

5. cv v Built environment innovations Energy and the environment Bioeconomy Health and wellbeing Information and communication industry and services Metal products and mechanical engineering 1.11.2012

6. The volume of the SHOK programmes was 189 million euros in 2011. Both large and SME-businesses were involved in the programmes. 1.11.2012 Million euros 2011 CLEEN38 FIBIC30 FIMECC51 RYM11 SalWe16 TIVIT43

7. Strategic Research Themes and Programme Coverage 2011 Participants: 67 companies and 18 research organisations Volume: 38 m€ Main objective: Promote industry’s competitiveness by initiating, facilitating and managing wide, deep and shared R&D&I between various industries and academia in the field of energy and environment www.cleen.fi Cluster for Energy and Environment CLEEN Ltd Technological and conceptual breakthroughs in know-how, development and commercialization of CCS, novel collaboration coalitions CCSP – Carbon Capture and Storage Program Knowledge and competence to enable future economic growth in new energy efficiency product and service innovations EFEU – Efficient Energy Use Improves energy efficiency and environmental impact of combustion engine power plants FCEP – Future Combustion Engine Power Plants New technologies, methods, tools and services for environmental observation systems both in industrial processes and in the surrounding environment MMEA – Measurement, Monitoring and Environmental Efficiency Develops international smart grid solutions demonstrated in a real environment utilizing Finnish R&D infrastructure SGEM – Smart Grids and Energy Markets 1.11.2012

8. Participants: Almost 90 Volume: 30 m€ Main objective: Turn research and science into sustainable bio-based solutions www.fibic.fi Finnish Bioeconomy Cluster FIBIC Oy Strategic Research Themes and Programme Coverage 2011 Radically improved resource efficiency Knowledge platform for new value chains EffFibre: Value through intensive and efficient fibre supply EffNet: Efficient Networking towards Novel Products and Processes Intelligent and resource efficient production technologies FuBio JR2: Future Biorefinery –Joint research 2 FuBio Cellulose:Future Biorefinery – Products from Dissolved Cellulose Future Biorefinery Customer solutions for the future 1.11.2012 New growth opportunities

9. New materials that create new markets Leading solutions to pioneering customers Efficient and flexible network structures Outstanding user experience High performance service concepts Strategic Research Themes and Programme Coverage 2011 Participants: 105 companies and 13 research organisations Volume: 51 m€ Main objective: Boost cooperation between companies and research institutes and create new international research networks, new top science, new application-driven research contents and new business benefits. www.fimecc.com FutIS (Future Industrial Services) Service Business UXUS (User Experience and Usability in Complex Systems) User Experience I&N (Innovations and Network) Global Networks EFFIMA (Energy and Life Cycle Cost Efficient Machines) ELEMET (Energy and Life Cycle Efficient Metal Processes) MANU (Manufacturing technologies) Intelligent Solutions LIGHT (Light and Efficient Solutions) DEMAPP (Demanding Applications) Breakthrough Materials Finnish Metal and Engineering Competence Cluster FIMECC Ltd 1.11.2012

10. 4 x improved performance in processes by utilizing BIM 2 x user satisfaction while cutting 75% energy consuming 2 x user satisfaction while cutting 75% energy consuming 3 x more liveable cities while cutting 50% Co2-footprint Participants: 72 companies and 13 research organisations Volume: 11 m€ Main objective: Sustainable innovation through research www.rym.fi Built Environment Innovations RYM Oy Strategic Research Themes and Programme Coverage 2011 Radically renewed user-centric business models for the real estate and construction industry by utilizing building information management throughout the processes PRE – Built Environment Process Re- engineering Superior indoor environments, that enhance facility users’ well- being, productivity and satisfaction in ecologically and economically sustainable way SY – Indoor Environment Outstanding future cities exploiting the comprehensive understanding for the planning, design and management of the urban ecosystems achieved through multidisciplinary and holistic research EUE – Energizing Urban Ecosystem 1.11.2012

11. Mind and Body Intelligent Monitoring for Health and Well- being Strategic Research Themes and Programme Coverage 2011 Participants: 21 companies and 11 research organisations Volume: 16 m€ Main Objective: Pursue research which leads to the development of products, services and practices that prevent and treat diseases with major public health and economic impact, and comprehensively maintain and improve the functional capabilities of an individual. www.salwe.fi Health and Well-being SalWe Ltd Tools with which individuals themselves or healthcare professionals will be able to promote individual well- being and health Better management of obesity and brain disorders 1.11.2012

12. Strategic Research Themes and Programme Coverage 2011 Participants: 102 companies, 12 research organisations Volume: 43 M€ Main objective: Pursue industry-driven collaborative research creating global business in the field of data-intensive digital services www.tivit.fi Breaking the limits of content Changing the way media is created, configured, serviced and consumed Next Media Enabling Web of Services Pooling service enablers and platforms Digital Services Horizontalizing IoT Connecting billions of devices to Web Internet of Things Giving value for heterogenious data- sets Using data as a strategic asset Data to Intelligence Moving SW into Web Improving SW development productivity Cloud Software Bridging Realities Opening embedded data Device and Interoperability Information and Communication Industry and Services TIVIT 1.11.2012

13. Thank you! www.shok.fi/en 1.11.2012