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Project overview
The document provides an overview of a project to transform the textiles and clothing industry by 2025 through establishing an "irresistible global movement". Key points include: - Returning 5% of manufacturing capacity locally and reducing the industry's eco-footprint by 20% through business labs for design, production, and community development. - Creating an ecosystem of over 1,000 organizations and a customer-driven service environment through business pilots, knowledge resources, and business services. - The project aims to launch business labs and pilots, build out its online presence and community, and define its frameworks by a milestone in March 2016. Open issues include balancing open vs closed innovation and effectively building and engaging the local community.
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Project overview
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- 2. fast forward to2025… ‣ 5% of manufacturing capacity returned ‣ eco-footprint reduced by 20% ‣ >1,000 organisation ecosystem ‣ customer-driven service environment
- 4. an “irresistible globalmovement” transforming the T&C industry
- 6. Business Labs ‣ DesignLabs: ideation and conception ‣ Stimulating creativity, co-design methods, new materials and technologies ‣ Making Labs: material production ‣ Organisation and market role of production using innovative equipment ‣ Place Labs: knowledge, territory and production ‣ Valorisation of artisan knowledge, value of community development, zero km
- 7. Business Pilots ‣ Pilotlaboratories ‣ Small-scale operations based on concrete and material labour of an artisan nature, including home businesses ‣ Pilot factories ‣ Typically with a sufficient number of workers so that the organisation of labour becomes a key factor of production
- 9. Knowledge Spaces ‣ Embeddedand emergent knowledge related to T&C ‣ T&C market watch ‣ Technology watch ‣ Economic and social trends ‣ Policy watch
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- 11. Associates Programme Associate Type BriefCharacterisation Call 1 2016 Call 2 2017 Call 3 2018 Call 4 2019 Total Associate Labs The Associate Labs include the three typologies – Design, Making, and Place – as well as possible extensions in scope and sector. 15 20 25 30 90 Associate Businesses Associate Businesses include both Laboratories and Factories. 60 40 60 80 240 Associate Service Providers Additional providers of services to enhance the Business Services and Knowledge Spaces of the TCBL Platform. 10 10 15 35 Start-ups Parallel with Associates, Calls for Start-up ideas in any area related to the TCBL ecosystem. 7 8 15
- 12. Progress to M3 ‣Basics in place: CA, 1st payments, project teams ‣ First meetings: Kickoff Prato, WP3 Amsterdam ‣ Corporate image: logo, photography, templates ‣ Web architecture: roles of platforms ‣ Website and community: set up and ignition ‣ Project Deliverables 9.1, 8.1, and 8.2
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- 17. Goals to M9(Milestone 2), March 2016 ‣ Communication toolkit finalized ‣ Knowledge Spaces configured ‣ bpSquare configured on cloud ‣ Lab and Pilot frameworks defined ‣ Lead users engaged ‣ First Call for EoI launched and closed ‣ 15 Labs, 60 Pilots ‣ Technical and evaluation frameworks
- 18. Issues ‣ Open vsclosed innovation ‣ Community building ‣ Multiple platform environment ‣ Local communication ‣ TCBL: a brand?
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