The Innovation Matrix: Unleashing the Potential of Local Industries for Regional Development

Agus Budiyono, Ary Setijadi Prihatmanto, Tubagus F Sofhani, Eko A Prasetio, Bismo Joyodiharjo, David G Ketaren

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This paper explores the critical role of innovation-based industries in driving regional development and creating significant added value. Acknowledging the potential of innovation as an engine of growth, we delve into the developmental process of regional industry clusters and their consequential impact on economic value and job creation. By scrutinizing case studies and empirical evidence, we highlight the success stories of regions that have leveraged innovative practices to stimulate local industry and economic development. A central focus of this paper is the activation of university-industry linkages, a factor that has been instrumental in the upscaling of regional economies. We scrutinize these collaborative frameworks, assessing their role in fostering innovation, facilitating technology transfer, and driving regional growth. The paper illustrates how these linkages can be cultivated and optimized to nurture an innovative industrial environment. Furthermore, we argue that vocational education serves as a critical pillar of local industry. In-depth analysis reveals how a strong vocational education system contributes to the development of a skilled workforce, enabling local industries to innovate and compete in a rapidly evolving global market. Our findings underscore the importance of robust vocational education programs in shaping a region's industrial future. In summary, this paper provides an extensive overview of the dynamics shaping innovation-driven regional development. Our findings underscore the need for holistic strategies that integrate innovation-based industries, regional industry clusters, university-industry linkages, and vocational education to catalyze sustainable regional development and economic growth.

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Innovation-Based Industries, Regional Development, University-Industry Linkages, Vocational Education

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5281%2Fzenodo.8353913

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