Implementation of cross-industry projects on the principles of ecosystem as a new vector of innovative development

The nonlinear nature of the innovative development of countries and regions, the instability of economic dynamics, as well as the increasing blurring of boundaries between separate industries, determine today the relevance of the search for new methods and mechanisms for implementing innovations. This article focuses on the key aspects of the formation of interaction between participants in innovation ecosystems in the process of implementing cross-industry projects. A systematic approach to the analysis of the role of actors in the formation of an ecosystem from the point of view of the law of selforganization was chosen as a methodological base. The principles and necessary conditions for the formation and implementation of cross-industry projects in the ecosystem are outlined. The article formulates the role of the university in the ecosystem space as an integrator, as well as the tasks and functions of the university in the framework of cross-industry interaction. Using the example of NUST MISIS, approaches to the implementation of the functions of an actor-integrator in the ecosystem space are shown

Keywords: innovation ecosystem, innovation, cross-industry project, knowledge creation, university, self-organization.

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