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Innovation and mHealth @ Mobile Edge '14
- 1. INNOVATION
- 4. Innova+on is applica+on of be8er solu+ons and a catalyst to growth, it is introducing something new or different
- 5. Shockley Semiconductor produced 65 new tech startups that became Silicon Valley
- 7. Innova+on is about People People Innovates
- 8. YOU
- 10. Apply a be8er solu+on to exis+ng requirement meet new requirements sa+sfy inar+culated needs create new markets
- 11. Change the way things are
- 12. Desire to make something be8er
- 13. Improve the lives of many
- 14. Make this world a be8er place
- 15. mHealth, what is all the buzz about?
- 16. 2010
- 18. 2013
- 25. 2014
- 30. Join the mHealth bandwagon?
- 35. Physics, Chemistry Medicine Materials science Structural biology Nanotechnology Plas9cs Proteins Medicines molecules
- 36. • 80 biotech companies • 20 pharma companies • 100 medtech companies • 7 science parks with a significant focus on life science • 6 incubators, of which 3 have a significant focus on life science • 80 contract research organiza+ons and contract manufacturing organiza+ons • 40.000 employees in the private life science sector • 12 universi+es, 5 of which supply life science related educa+ons • 32 hospitals, of which 11 are university hospitals
- 38. Care
- 39. Ques+on and challenge ra+onaliza+on
- 41. Embrace risk
- 42. Think BIG, start small
- 43. Con+nuous improvement not Instant perfec+on
- 44. Fail fast, fail o`en
- 45. How will you innovate?
- 46. Ian Vernon +46733338896 ian.vernon@amanzitel.com ianvernon.blogspot.com Skype: Ian_Vernon FB: ian.vernon.790