Business Analytics Toolkit for Tech Hubs : Lessons Learned from infoDev's mLabs and mHubs

Autor: World Bank Group
Jazyk: angličtina
Rok vydání: 2016
Předmět:
IDEAS
END USERS
PROTOTYPE
INFORMATION
SOFTWARE
COMMUNICATION
DECISION-MAKING
PROCESS
HACKERS
DECISIONS
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
IMPLEMENTATION DECISION
BEST PRACTICE
MONITORING
PRODUCT INNOVATIONS
PERFORMANCES
PROTOTYPES
CONTENT
COMPETITIVENESS
METRICS
LICENSES
PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
SERVICE PROVIDERS
BUSINESS
TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS
CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
INSTITUTIONS
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
USERS
INTERFACES
NEWSLETTERS
ONE-STOP SHOP
COOKIE
SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS
CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT
PDF
INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY
AVAILABILITY OF DATA
TRANSLATIONS
PROFIT
LINKS
NUMBER OF USERS
BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT
PERFORMANCE INDICATOR
EXPERIMENTATION
SERVICE PROVIDER
SOFTWARE PROGRAMS
DECISION‐MAKING
VIDEOS
CUSTOMER SEGMENTS
DECISION MAKING
LEADING
DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS
PERFORMANCE
ORGANIZATIONAL LEARNING
SOFTWARE PACKAGES
MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
MOBILE APPLICATION
STORYTELLING
IP
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT
IDENTITY
FINANCIAL SERVICES
BUSINESS PLANNING
TRANSLATION
BACKBONE
GOVERNMENT SERVICE
MARKETING
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
TELEPHONE
DATA
GRAPHICS
FINANCIAL SERVICE
INNOVATION
ENTREPRENEURIAL CULTURE
CONTENT MANAGEMENT
MENTORING
SOFTWARE PACKAGE
DOMAIN
CUSTOMER DEVELOPMENT
PRIVATE SECTORS
CUSTOMERS
COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
SPREADSHEETS
NETWORK
SPREADSHEET
RESULT
GROWTH POTENTIAL
KNOWLEDGE SHARING
KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY
BOUNDARIES
WEB
INTERFACE
INSIGHTS
TARGET
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
BUSINESS PLAN
BUSINESS MODEL
MOBILE APPLICATIONS
LICENSE
SKILLS
PRIVATE SECTOR
BUSINESS MODELS
TIME PERIOD
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
CONCEPTS
VARIETY
MATERIALS
GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
LEARNING
INNOVATIONS
TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTS
SOCIAL ENTERPRISE
TARGETS
KNOWLEDGE
TECHNOLOGY
VIRTUAL COMMUNITY
PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT
MATERIAL
PROCESSES
CUSTOMER
COMPLEXITY
UNDERSTANDING
FEEDBACK
RESULTS
DIGITAL INNOVATION
BUSINESSES
SOCIAL NETWORKING
FINANCIAL SUPPORT
NETWORK BUILDING
FREE SOFTWARE
VISION
IDEA
QUERIES
ICT
LINK
PRACTITIONERS
COMMUNITIES
INVENTION
CONTINUOUS LEARNING
Popis: This toolkit, commissioned by infoDev, a global partnership program within the World Bank, provides guidance on how to develop business analytics, measuring and learning from the performance and effects of mobile application labs (mLabs) and mobile social networking hubs (mHubs). It was made for managers of tech hubs. Dozens of tech hubs have emerged over the last few years across the globe. Managers of these innovation and entrepreneurship enablers grapple with problems that infoDev has experience with. This toolkit takes lessons that infoDev has gathered from its own tech hub pilots, mLabs and mHubs, and apply them to tech hubs in general. The toolkit is especially useful for current and future mLab and mHub managers. mLabs and mHubs are tech hubs established through grants administered by the infoDev Digital Entrepreneurship Program. infoDev is committed to supporting the analytical capacities of mLabs and mHubs. This toolkit is part of that agenda. It will help grantees to improve local implementation while setting a common framework on how to collaborate with infoDev on business analytics and performance measurements. The third target audience is mobile innovation specialists at other World Bank units and other development organizations, who design impact and measurement frameworks for tech hubs. Given the recent rise in numbers of tech hubs, international development organizations are exploring if and how they can be employed to achieve socio-economic development impact goals. In particular, tech hubs’ flexibility and diverse potential effects have sparked interest but have also caused problems for specific and concrete analysis and projection of hubs’ effects and impact. This toolkit addresses this complication. All elements of the toolkit that speak of infoDev’s role in facilitating and coordinating with mLabs or mHubs on business analytics processes can be seen as use cases with potential for replication and adaptation by practitioners and decision makers of other development organizations, including relevant units of the World Bank.
Databáze: OpenAIRE