Keynote- Tony Mears | PyData London 25
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Title Innovation is Dead claims innovation is on life support but salvageable and gives concrete evidence and fixes: global genomics costs collapse to cost of sequencing ~£100, a space firm repurposes plasma thruster filters as hospital air filters and builds a geospatial risk mapper combining satellite and health data, government R&D showed £450m with 80% to eight companies, public services face 7 million on wait list, living labs and spread programs scale proven fixes rather than fund more uncommercial prototypes.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:06Global progress and inequalities
- 4:16Defining innovation in public sector
- 7:09Innovation feels on life support
- 12:05UK innovation challenges
- 17:19Signs of life for innovation
- 23:18Cross-sector innovation examples
- 28:15Steps to foster innovation
- 34:53Core message on innovation
- 37:21Why innovation matters
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