Creating Successful Product Business (Dr Heinz Thielmann, Germany)

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    1. NASSCOM Product Conclave 2008 Session 12B Industry-Academia-Government Partnerships: Creating successful product business Prof. Dr.-Ing. Heinz Thielmann [email_address] Supervisory Board of UTIMACO Safeware AG www.utimaco.de CEO & MD of EMPHASYS GmbH (participation sponsored by Utimaco) August 12th, 2008
      • UTIMACO AG:  Global Product SME active in India
      •  offering parntership to Indian companies
    2. Session 9: Topics for discussion
      • Role of R&D and Incubation Centers in successful products
      • Insights into Industry-Academia-Government Partnerships in Germany and India
      • Approach to different kinds of partnership
    3. Initial Statements for discussion
      • Innovative Product ideas from young talents & customer´s demands
      • Academia cooperation with Industries through incentives; no subsidies without success
      • Industry (SME) cooperation with Academia through incentives; no subsidies for standard R&D work
      • Government setting framework , no guidance !!!
      • Product development through mixed teams
      • LEs to take patronage and promotion role
      • Success models Germany: Fraunhofer, Steinbeis
    4. German Research & Product Innovation through Fraunhofer-Group: 58 Institutes; 12.500 Employees; worldwide operations all technology areas; > 10.000 customers/partners; 70% business financed; 30% public funding Steinbeis-Foundation: 760 Enterprises; 4.600 Employees; worldwide operations all technology areas; > 10.000 customers/partners; direct product transfer from universities to industry
      • Fraunhofer IIS: The Story of MP3
      • Fraunhofer IIS: MP3 – A German Track Record
      •  securing more than 10.000 jobs in Germany
      •  € 300 Mio tax per year to the Government
      •  more than € 60 Mio licensing fees for Fraunhofer
      •  many StartUps from MP3-Applications
      • Fraunhofer-FOKUS Spin-Offs
      • Fraunhofer-FOKUS Spin-Off: IVISTAR
      •  founded in 2000
      •  web-based management of room & building objects
    5. German HighTech-Initiative 2006-2009 (I)  Industry-Academia-Government Partnership  € 15 bn from Government; € 30 bn from Business
      • Nanotechnologies
      • Biotechnologies
      • Microsystems
      • Optical Technologies
      • New Materials
      • Aerospace & Space
      • ICT & New Media: 2007-2011: € bn 3,220
      • Production Technologies
      • Renewable Energies
      • Environment Technologies
      • Vehicular Technologies and Traffic
    6. German HighTech-Initiative 2006-2009 (II)  Industry-Academia-Government Partnership  € 15 bn from Government; € 30 bn from Business
      • Maritime Technologies
      • Healthcare & Medical
      • Security
      • Services
      • Special programs for SMEs and StartUps
      • etc.
      •  Focus on strenghtening SMEs
      •  Focus on StartUps
      •  Focus on Value Chain from Research to Business
      •  to be continued after 2009
    7. Further Statements for discussion (CSFs)
      • Academia: Prof´s with business experience
      • Incub.Ctrs: to be business driven
      • Incub.Ctrs: to provide all value chain ress.
      • Incub.Ctrs: to provide experienced advisors
      • Incub.Ctrs: Management with bus.innov.exp.
      • StartUps to learn from mature SMEs
      • SMEs to organize „Markets for Ideas“
      • Univers. to organize „Markets for Transfer“

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