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EIT ICT Labs connects universities, research centers, industry clusters, and businesses across Europe to foster innovation in information and communication technologies. The ecosystem provides education, technology scouting, experimentation, business modeling, access to financing, and strategic coaching to help innovative startups and SMEs mature technologies and bring them to market. With nodes in multiple cities, EIT ICT Labs supports hundreds of innovation cases each year, qualifying dozens and producing around 20 success stories through its pan-European network.

Business Economy & Finance

La dynamique
Europe & Internationale
Willem JONKER
CEO ICT Labs
#systematic2013

A pan-European
Education & Innovation
Ecosystem
Convention Annuelle Systematic
June 17, 2013

Universities
Research Centers
Industry
Our French Node
Clusters

Explore Mature Experiment Deploy
Innovation
Technology
experimentation
Technology Transfer
Open Source
Technology
opportunity
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Business
Modelling
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Standard
Strategic Coaching
Business
Modelling

EIT ICT Labs: connecting European
SME clusters
Paris
Eindhoven
Münich
Stockholm
Helsinki
Rennes
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TIVIT
Berlin

EIT ICT Labs Innovation Booster
Technologies at
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Innovative SMEs
Innovative Start up
Sources of raw
cases: our pan
European
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Talents
Scouting
for Innovation
Opportunities
Strategic
Coaching
100s cases
10s qualified cases
20 Success stories

Access to Finance
2011 European VC Investments in ICT
(500 companies - 1100 M€)
EIT ICT Labs coverage 75%
Collaboration on a Corporate
Innovation Platform as fund
of funds to support European
start-ups and SMEs

The document discusses opportunities for starting a business or postgraduate study in Wales, UK. It describes the Technium program which provides support for startup companies through business support, partnerships between academia and industry, and overcoming typical barriers to success. Technium encourages the commercialization of new ideas and technologies and helps establish Wales as a hub for innovation.

European Commission - NOAH15 London

NOAH Advisors

Laakso

OleksandrZ

This document discusses science and technology parks as a way to promote innovation and economic development. It provides examples of successful parks that have spurred startups, spinoffs, and growth of domestic companies. The challenges to developing such parks include outdated laws, lack of understanding global markets, weak business culture, lack of financing, and few multinational companies. Lessons learned are that change is possible, parks can engage private investors if they have knowledge and networks, and parks can develop marketplaces for innovation. Good examples mentioned are parks that have access to research and education with critical mass, references of good performance, promoters, and long-term commitment that can significantly impact regional economies. Future actions proposed include getting cooperation from international investors and

Future of SME financing

Ronald Kleverlaan

Coursento - NOAH18 Berlin

NOAH Advisors

Fostering entrepreneurship

Luis Caldas de Oliveira

The Technology Transfer Office at IST supports entrepreneurship by managing IST's intellectual property and connecting entrepreneurs with students and resources. It fosters over 50 spin-off companies and the ISTART VC Fund which has over €2 million from partners to invest in startups. Entrepreneurship education is integrated into IST degrees and there is a 10-week entrepreneurship program focused on opportunity assessment, business models, and getting feedback from launching test products. The office also supports student entrepreneurship clubs and offers incubation and acceleration programs to help startups launch.

wehorse - NOAH18 Berlin

NOAH Advisors

2-1. Startup Ecosystem in France and French Tech intro_021517

D.CAMP

The EIT ICT Labs Idea Challenge is a European startup competition across eight technology topics to support young innovators and turn ideas into businesses. It provides coaching, mentoring, funding of up to €40,000, and office space for up to six months to the top three ideas in each topic. The topics include smart spaces, internet of things, smart energy systems, health and wellbeing, urban mobility, cyber-physical systems, cybersecurity, and future cloud. Submissions will be evaluated on criteria such as team quality, idea quality, market potential, and feasibility.

Vincenzo Schiavo

GOPAcom

Inovcapital Iasp Tecmaia 11 Mar2010 Jp

joaojpereira

To attract seed and venture capital investors, STPs should benchmark themselves against successful models in countries like Canada, Australia, and the UK. They should estimate their market value and growth potential, such as projected annual licensing revenue and invention disclosures. STPs can also form venture funds with multiple investors and technical advisors to commercialize intellectual property. Following a 5Es or PARK model may help STPs differentiate themselves and achieve success.

General Economic Facts of Lithuania

Invest Lithuania

University Technology Transfer for Economic Development in Arab Countries

Jamil AlKhatib

Introduction to Tech Transfer

Jamil AlKhatib

This document outlines plans for an EU-funded technology transfer program in Jordan called SRTD. It proposes establishing a national technology transfer structure including a steering committee of research and industry organizations and an Intellectual Property Commercialization Office (IPCO) with technology transfer branch offices. The IPCO would oversee technology transfer policy, identify branch offices, and manage commercialization support activities. Branch offices would work to define demand from SMEs and available research, and hosts would allocate staff. The document also details SRTD's 2010 plans, which include training, consulting activities, and internships for technology transfer managers in European technology transfer offices.

Presentation of the Access ICT Project- Internet of Things 2011 Congress - Br...

Miguel Ángel Trujillo

The ACCESS ICT Project aims to help FP6 and FP7 funded ICT research projects and SMEs become investment ready and connect with business angels and venture capitalists through free coaching, tools, and introductions. The project is led by EBAN, the European Trade Association for business angels and early stage investors, and seeks to increase cross-border investment in ICT innovations and foster an entrepreneurial financing ecosystem in Europe.

M Conradie Vemci Presentation 8 March 2010

Saine

Vodacom has developed an open innovation ecosystem to collaborate with external partners and stakeholders. This includes Vodacom Ventures, which invests in startups, and the Vodacom Emerging Market Collaborative Innovation initiative to link Vodacom assets with external partners. Vodacom also has an Experience Centre and Test Lab to prototype new technologies with partners. Open innovation is important for addressing the unique needs of emerging markets and enabling new digital services through collaboration.

1-2. The UK Startup Ecosystem_021517

D.CAMP

Startup Europe Initiative

Cypriot Enterprise Link

#ISVwebinars n°1: SME Instrument - Antonio Carbone

italiastartupvisa

Siep european funding saxion niche

Siep Littooij

The document discusses European funding opportunities for Saxion University, including current (2011-2013) and future (post-2014) EU funding programs. It outlines Saxion's areas of expertise and how they match with the technology development, applied science, and exploratory science priorities of different EU funding initiatives. It also discusses building international consortia to bring together complementary expertise and capacities from different countries and organizations to strengthen funding applications.

Eu Excel

Francesca Monaco

The document summarizes a program called Startup Europe that aimed to foster ICT entrepreneurship across Europe over 2015-2016. The program addressed challenges like fragmented entrepreneurial ecosystems and locally limited startups by hosting 12 intensive startup training sessions across Europe and connecting participants with investors. Over 1,000 applicants participated from 25 countries, with 86 teams and 26 finalists ultimately involved. The program promoted building international startup teams to help entrepreneurs develop boundaryless, European-wide visions.

#ISVwebinars n°2: APSTI - Fabrizio Conicella

italiastartupvisa

This document provides information about science parks and the Italian Association of Science Parks (APSTI). It discusses: - The definition and role of science parks in promoting innovation and knowledge transfer between universities and companies. - An overview of the Italian innovation ecosystem and the network of 25 science parks that make up APSTI. - The skills, infrastructure, and networks that APSTI provides to support companies through incubation, acceleration, technology transfer and internationalization.

Digital Transformation in EU regions

Irina Frigioiu

Adventures in Europe - practical advice on setting up a branch campus

University of Limerick

2-3. The Netherlands: Startup Ecosystem_021517

D.CAMP

2-2. Startup Ecosystem of Denmark and Innovation Centre Denmark_021517

D.CAMP

Siep european funding long term view

Siep Littooij

The document discusses the European Union's Horizon 2020 program for funding research and innovation from 2014 to 2020. It outlines several "flagships" or key areas of focus, including developing a knowledge-based economy, making growth more sustainable and inclusive, and fostering collaboration and skills. The main areas of focus for Horizon 2020 are excellent science, competitive industry, and better societies. It provides billions in funding for research areas like health, energy, transport, climate and more.

Mobicap

Federico Michele Facca

MOBICAP is a European Commission initiative to improve access to finance for startups in the mobile and mobility sectors. It will address the funding gap for these startups through coaching, investment matchmaking events, and a dedicated venture fund. The project is led by a consortium of partners including banks, venture capital funds, startup support organizations, and regional development agencies. It aims to connect entrepreneurs with investors and provide specialized resources to help early-stage companies in these industries become investment-ready.

PyData Paris 2015 - Track 4.1 Jean-Paul Smets et Ivan Tiagov

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