Insights

Keys to upscaling innovation
Why a solid understanding of upscaling is crucial for translating Wennink’s findings into sound Dutch innovation policy.

Orchestrating innovation helps Defence innovate faster for a smarter and more agile armed forces
The Ministry of Defence learns from the business sector and prioritises innovation and collaboration with companies to continue defending the Netherlands and maintain its edge on the battlefield.

Why many data space initiatives face a financing gap
Data spaces are becoming a key pillar of Europe’s digital economy, enabling secure data exchange, fostering innovation, and providing alternatives to widely used platforms.

How the Netherlands can gain influence in the European digital transition
Research into Dutch influence in the European digital transition – where opportunities lie, which hubs connect, and steps towards a stronger position.
Putting digital sovereignty to work
Sovereignty is not a luxury; it is a prerequisite for resilience, democratic integrity, and the long-term credibility of the very institutions that serve society. By now, we know this… but where to start?

Successful data governance in the public sector
As a public organisation, how do you ensure that data is not only secure and available, but also delivers real value to society? The answer? Data governance.

Key player or bystander?
Quantum computing is a key technology that is developing quickly and could have major implications for the Netherlands, both for our economy and for national security.

Strengthening the Dutch startup and scaleup ecosystem
Startups and scaleups are typically innovative companies that develop and apply new technologies. They are on average more productive and can make an important contribution to strengthening the economic dynamism of our country.

R&D Top 50: a unique insight into innovation development
The report offers a unique insight into the crucial yet often unseen world of private R&D in our country and how the innovation landscape has evolved over the years.

Striving for strategic autonomy through cooperation with like-minded countries
To minimise vulnerabilities, cooperation with like-minded countries within and outside Europe is crucial.

Captured CO2 a feedstock for chemicals and fuels? Strategic choices are needed now
Prepare the Netherlands for a future in which CCU could even contribute to negative CO2 emissions in the long term.

Technological sovereignty in the Netherlands: a new analytical method
A new analytical method reveals where the Netherlands excels technologically, where it is vulnerable, and how this shapes our strategic freedom.
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