@inbook{077e0ec75838441e937f1e6e1190b5c8,
title = "Living Labs for innovating relationships: the CoSMoS tool",
abstract = "Living Labs have emerged across Europe to foster experimentation and testing of new solutions in public administration. There are many variations, but core features include real-life settings and cooperation between multiple stakeholders in an overarching innovation agenda. The Living Lab in the CoSIE project represents an approach to innovating relationships between stakeholders in multi-agency, cross-sector collaboration contexts. It does this through the representation of projects and programmes using a range of visualisation and modelling techniques supported by a suite of open source and creative commons tools. The CoSIE project applied Living Labs to support pilots with meeting their goals of service innovation and co-creation through the innovation of relationships.In this chapter we present an initial generic co-creation model followed by a series of analytic models, each of which links to practical challenges associated with co-creation. Then we illustrate how the models were adopted in practice in two CoSIE pilot sites, in Greece and Hungary, both a representation of models created within the project to support distributed synchronous and asynchronous co-creation. We conclude with reflections on how the CoSMoS tool supports practitioners/participants in realising and communicating co-creation within their environments as part of reflective and evaluative engagements.",
author = "David Jamieson and Mike Martin and Rob Wilson and Florian Sipos and Judit Csoba and Alex Sakellariou",
year = "2024",
month = jun,
day = "25",
doi = "10.51952/9781447367185.ch010",
language = "English",
isbn = "9781447367161",
pages = "142–161",
editor = "Susan Baines and Rob Wilson and Chris Fox and {Narbutait{\'e} Aflaki}, Inga and Andrea Bassi and Heli Aramo-Immonen and Riccardo Prandini",
booktitle = "Co-creation in Public Services for Innovation and Social Justice",
publisher = "Policy Press",
address = "United Kingdom",
edition = "1st",
}