Titlebook: Building the Impact Economy; Our Future, Yea or N Maximilian Martin Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Impact Eco

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Leitf?den und Monographien der Informatikity and competitiveness needed to make industry transformation viable in practice. However, the problem has many facets and is systemic in nature. This means the response needs to be systemic as well. Sustainable value creation lies at its core. This chapter looks at the trends influencing the need

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Karl-Heinz Kiyek,Friedrich Schwarzitiveness . social performance is possible. The chapter discusses a series of levers that have the potential to make a disproportionately positive contribution relative to resources and efforts deployed, provided a critical mass of stakeholders engage. While it is not necessary for any one producer,

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Bruno Buchberger,Franz Lichtenbergern a path to long-term sustainability. Seen that this goal can only be attained by being highly disruptive, the chapter asks what the next steam engines in the digital global age are—the invention, which enabled the Industrial Revolution in the first place. It explains how developments in chemistry,

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Bruno Buchberger,Franz Lichtenbergerooks at the penetration of renewables in today’s energy mix, which is underwhelming compared to their potential. The following technologies are discussed: hydro, biomass, solar, wind, biofuels, geothermal, and ocean power. The chapter argues that raising the current investment path by several orders

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Heidrun Matth?us,Wolf-Gert Matth?usyzes additional parts of the innovation chain in energy, which are needed in the scaling up and demonstration phases. The chapter compares the EU’s Climate KIC program with the US’ ARPA-E program. ARPA-E was modeled after the successful Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) program of th

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