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Fundoo Dimag aims to promote innovation in India by creating an ecosystem where academia and industry can exchange ideas, solutions, and research. They provide a platform for industry volunteers to mentor academia and for companies, governments, and organizations to submit challenges for Indian universities to address. This helps companies innovate, academia gain industry experience, and supports India's position as a global innovation leader. Fundoo Dimag's model connects the top 1000 Indian universities with sponsors from industry and government to fund rewards, research, and startup support for the most promising ideas and solutions.
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Birth of A Permanent Mechanism: The MinDA Act of 2010 (RA 9996)
Birth of A Permanent Mechanism: The MinDA Act of 2010 (RA 9996)Tactical Foundation - Research and Extension Program
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Birth of A Permanent Mechanism: The MinDA Act of 2010 (RA 9996)
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The document discusses challenges with research and innovation in India such as a lack of commercially viable research and innovation-driven R&D from the private sector. It proposes the creation of specialized industry-academia innovation clusters to address these issues. The clusters would facilitate collaboration between universities and private companies on high-risk, high-end technological research through jointly owned facilities and equipment. This would provide benefits like pre-competitive knowledge sharing, access to expertise, and opportunities to invest in promising but unproven technologies. The government would provide seed funding, while private companies would be invited to sponsor cluster development through agreements with the National Innovation Council.
Funding for Innovation in ICT 21 May 2019
This document provides an overview of innovation and R&D in Northern Ireland. It discusses key figures on companies innovating in NI, including numbers, employment, turnover, and characteristics of average companies. It outlines NI's strengths in clusters like cybersecurity, data analytics, and software. Examples are given of companies that received support from Invest NI and Innovate UK. The roles of various organizations in NI's innovation ecosystem are summarized.
IET-KPMG-INNOMANTRA -Reinventing Innovation Design Thinking Way for Growth
We are delighted to announce that registrations are now open for the masterclass we are offering along with KPMG and IET - Reinventing Innovation - Design Thinking Way for Growth. The virtual masterclass will help you develop two critical future skills and stand out in a tough market - Design Thinking and Innovation. The course will be delivered through virtual, live sessions on 21-22 April 2021 via Zoom by experts from KPMG and Innomantra.
Invest Two days and be a part of this virtual masterclass and take advantage of the curriculum curated by the industry's best names in design thinking and innovation. Participants shall be provided a certificate from the IET, KPMG, and Innomantra along with access to a cohort of like-minded professionals.
The masterclass will enable your innovation enablers to:
Gain an in-depth understanding of design thinking tools and use them effectively to solve complex problems
Explore design thinking through hands-on activities
Develop a process of systematic ideation that can result in patentable and profitable ideas
Internalize the core concepts of design thinking - empathy, brainstorming, prototyping, and storytelling
Listen to the customer (Internal and external) — empathize to understand hidden/latent needs
Evaluate financial viability of a new product or service
Measure risks involved in design assessments
The Design Thinking framework also sets a foundation for Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Digital innovation
To find out more about the course, key takeaways, and fees, please find the course brochure for your consumption. We would kindly request you to nominate few innovation leaders and enablers from your organization.
For Registration or further details feel free to get in touch with Ujani Ghosh - ujanighosh@theiet.in
Innovacorp Overview
Innovacorp aims to fuel Nova Scotia's economic growth by supporting early-stage knowledge-based companies. It delivers business support, venture capital investment, and incubation. Venture capital is critical for these companies and incubation helps them survive the early challenges. Innovacorp reviews hundreds of companies each year and invests in 8-10 while providing feedback to others. Its support helps companies develop strategies for commercializing ideas and connecting to resources in the innovation ecosystem.
Indian Technology congress 2013
The Indian Technology Congress 2013 is a Platform bringing together Technologists, Entrepreneurs, Academicians, Investors and Policy Makers. Tech Congress provides an opportunity to Network, Collaborate and Innovate for Technology enthusiasts. Leading Technologists and Entrepreneurs from India and abroad will be sharing their thoughts and vision towards making India a Hub of Knowledge and Innovation.
Indian Technology Congress is being made possible by coming together of various Professional Bodies joining hands with Institution of Engineers India (IEI) and National Design Research Forum (NDRF). The Institutions and Organizations include, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), All India Manufacturing Organizations (AIMO), Indian Institution of Production Engineers (IIPE). Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) Department, Government of India is supporting the initiative.
Academic Partners Overview.pptx
The document discusses the IET's Academic Partners program which aims to create employability links between higher education institutions and industry, support accreditation, and increase awareness of the IET. The IET offers academic partners recognition through a certificate and digital badge, opportunities for networking and collaboration, and ways to engage students through presentations on the IET and professional registration, online resources, and competitions. Eligibility for the program requires at least one accredited course and funding memberships for 50 new IET student members per year.
IdeaSpace: Supporting Startups that Transform Lives in the Emerging Markets t...
Dustin Masancay discusses supporting startups in emerging markets through IdeaSpace Foundation, an impact-based incubator and accelerator fund. IdeaSpace focuses on sectors like food, water, education and healthcare to create sustainable solutions for the Philippines' most pressing problems. IdeaSpace has invested in 16 startups, 10 of which are youth-led. It provides funding, business expertise, market connections, and office space to help startups succeed. IdeaSpace selectively chooses startups that demonstrate market need, potential, innovation, strong teams and synergies with partner companies.
Generic and grand strategies
This document discusses strategic management concepts including generic strategies, grand strategies, and portfolio restructuring strategies. It defines generic strategies as overall cost leadership, differentiation, and focus. Grand strategies aim to provide basic direction and include growth, stability, retrenchment, and portfolio restructuring. Growth strategies involve concentration, integration, diversification, mergers and acquisitions, and joint ventures. The document provides examples and explanations of these various strategic management concepts.
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Fundoo Dimag Introduction 2015
- 2. © Fundoo Dimag Confidential & Proprietary 2 In a nutshell Today’s India, be it Companies, Government, Academia or Individuals - all are gunning for innovation, technology and intellectual leadership as a key driver for securing India’s position in the world map. Key to achieving this objective is to have an ecosystem that produces and consumes innovation, and is a win-win transaction for both innovation seekers and Innovation providers. Be it ideas which help companies stand out, Solutions for technical or operations challenges or research to see into the future. We at Fundoo Dimag provide Mentorship to academia using Industry Volunteers and India’s biggest transactional platform to exchange ideas, solutions and innovation between Industry and Academia, with a central idea to promote innovation in India.
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- 4. © Fundoo Dimag Confidential & Proprietary 4 Stand out from the competition See into the future. Solve Technical or Operations challenges Innovation & CSR Budget Technical & Soft Skills Annual awards for Academia Regular Individual rewards and Mentoring Must needed Industry Linkage Non profit Value creation at the core (Promote Innovation in India) Service Providers Execution at the core Operational Model Sponsors from Industry & Government Private or Social challenges with clear ROI on Resolution India’s top 1000 academia Ideas, Solutions, Research
- 5. © Fundoo Dimag Confidential & Proprietary 5 Benefits for Organizations, Industry bodies & the Governments. 1. Access India‘s top innovative academia through one channel for ideas, Solution and Quick Research. 2. Get diverse and fresh perspective from eager & unbiased participants. 3. Get positive ROI, along with marketing & brand awareness 4. Play a role to make Indian academia more innovative by submitting an explicit challenges for ideas, solution and research.
- 6. © Fundoo Dimag Confidential & Proprietary 6 Benefits for Academia, Professors, Students & Research Institutes 1. Ideate, Innovate and Research for real industry needs, thereby achieve much sought after industry linkages. 2. Showcase institute's intellectual capital, to elevate market positioning of your Institute. 3. Provide equal opportunity to innovative academic talent. 4. Be part of India's biggest and most reputed academia-industry consortium for ideas, solutions and research. 5. Get rewards, research funds, license technologies, promote start-up paths, and make students ready for real world and the Industry.
- 7. © Fundoo Dimag Confidential & Proprietary 7 Example of how the investment from corporates will be used • Corporations pledge Investment of Rs. X Lakhs (or multiple of it) per year. – Rewards Given Away (Y Lakhs) • Monetary rewards given away to the Professors / Students based on the merit of idea/solution/research. – Operations (Z Lakhs) • Infrastructure / Travel / Volunteer engagement cost • Technology Platform / Scouting / Program Management / Co- ordination Cost • Annual event (most of the cost will be covered by sponsorship)
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