The Innovation Cities Index has been published annually since 2007 by commercial data provider 2thinknow to measure each cities pre-conditions for innovation, using 162 indicators based on commercial data points sold to corporations. “While it was close between London and Tokyo, support of new technologies gave it to Tokyo based on 2018 trends, although this could change in 2019.”
They showed clear direction by embracing smart technology change to lead innovation, and leadership in what we have identified as the twin long-term globe shaking trends of robotics and 3D manufacturing,” 2thinknow’s Director Data, Christopher Hire, stated. “What really surprised us this year, was the resurgence of Tokyo, moving up to eclipse rival cities like Boston.
According to the analysts (from data innovation agency 2thinknow in Melbourne, Australia), Tokyo’s gradual climb was based off a strong baseline performance average across the broad-base of 162 city indicators used to score the cities, and a focus on applied technology as a unique solution to current urban opportunities and challenges.īehind the rankings is the analysis that cities with higher rates of innovation will experience higher economic output and be perceived as the best destinations to invest in commercial product, service, or social innovation without a specific industry focus.
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