INCIPIT Campania:: "A Government Funded Incubator Experience Across Two Southern Italy Universities"
by Diego Perifano, Senior Business Consultant on behalf of Prof. Franco Garofalo, University of Naples
IGNITE your…. TSB grants
Presenter – Mark Glover, Director Business Planning, from Technology Strategy Board will be presenting on
“The support to small businesses provided by the various TSB grants and schemes"
Mark is responsible for the definition and management of organisational strategy, strategic partnerships, EU and international engagement and organisational improvement and change.
The Technology Strategy Board is the UK's innovation agency. Our goal is to accelerate economic growth by stimulating and supporting business-led innovation.
Driving Business Innovation - Call for Proposals for Round 2BusinessVictoria
The Driving Business Innovation Program supports SMEs to develop technology that meets specified needs of Victorian Government agencies. It focuses on commercial outcomes as well as technical success.
IP Advantages is a company that provides intellectual property management services to help clients gain competitive advantages. Their services include advising on building global IP portfolios, assisting with foreign market expansion, and managing IP portfolios to maximize their value. They aim to answer clients' questions around competing in markets, maintaining advantages, protecting from infringement, and achieving high returns on investments.
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.
Emerging & Enabling Technologies event, 19 September 17 - presentation by Jon...Invest Northern Ireland
This document provides an overview of a funding competition from Innovate UK called Emerging and Enabling Technologies. It allocates £15 million for R&D projects and £10 million for Knowledge Transfer Partnerships. Projects must show innovation in one of four priority areas: emerging technologies, digital technologies, enabling capabilities, or space applications. Funding is available for projects with costs under £100,000 or £100,000 or more, which must involve collaboration between organizations. Eligible organizations can apply, with the goal of funding projects that create new products and services.
Emerging & Enabling Technologies event, 19 September 17 - presentation by Joe...Invest Northern Ireland
Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs) are collaborative projects between businesses and academic institutions that last 2-3 years. They involve employing a recent graduate or postgraduate to work on an innovative project that benefits the business. The business gains access to new skills and knowledge, while the associate gains career development. There are over 700 active KTPs across the UK each year. Case studies show that KTPs help businesses increase profits, develop new products faster, and gain competitive advantages through embedded skills and knowledge. They also benefit the academic partners through impacting research and teaching.
The document summarizes an event bringing industry into the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC). It includes an agenda with introductions, moderated group discussions on services, contributions and feedback. Services presented by the EOSC Digital Innovation Hub (DIH) include piloting, technical access, training and visibility support. Initial business pilots include applications in seaports, space weather, algae blooms, cybersecurity and more. The event solicits feedback on valuable services, experience with existing services, and new ideas to better support industry. Special announcements provide industry free trials of cloud and computing resources.
Innovate UK – Emerging Technologies seminar: Knowledge Transfer PartnershipsInvest Northern Ireland
KTP is a UK knowledge transfer programme that helps businesses improve through partnerships with universities. It allows businesses to access vital knowledge and skills from the academic community. The partnerships involve co-creating projects over several years to address strategic needs of the business. This allows knowledge to be transferred, embedded, and exploited for mutual benefit. Case studies show benefits like increased profits, exports, R&D investments, and job creation. The framework involves identifying a missing knowledge for the business and an academic partner that can provide it. Projects range from 12-36 months and result in win-win-win outcomes for all partners.
IGNITE your…. TSB grants
Presenter – Mark Glover, Director Business Planning, from Technology Strategy Board will be presenting on
“The support to small businesses provided by the various TSB grants and schemes"
Mark is responsible for the definition and management of organisational strategy, strategic partnerships, EU and international engagement and organisational improvement and change.
The Technology Strategy Board is the UK's innovation agency. Our goal is to accelerate economic growth by stimulating and supporting business-led innovation.
Driving Business Innovation - Call for Proposals for Round 2BusinessVictoria
The Driving Business Innovation Program supports SMEs to develop technology that meets specified needs of Victorian Government agencies. It focuses on commercial outcomes as well as technical success.
IP Advantages is a company that provides intellectual property management services to help clients gain competitive advantages. Their services include advising on building global IP portfolios, assisting with foreign market expansion, and managing IP portfolios to maximize their value. They aim to answer clients' questions around competing in markets, maintaining advantages, protecting from infringement, and achieving high returns on investments.
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.
Emerging & Enabling Technologies event, 19 September 17 - presentation by Jon...Invest Northern Ireland
This document provides an overview of a funding competition from Innovate UK called Emerging and Enabling Technologies. It allocates £15 million for R&D projects and £10 million for Knowledge Transfer Partnerships. Projects must show innovation in one of four priority areas: emerging technologies, digital technologies, enabling capabilities, or space applications. Funding is available for projects with costs under £100,000 or £100,000 or more, which must involve collaboration between organizations. Eligible organizations can apply, with the goal of funding projects that create new products and services.
Emerging & Enabling Technologies event, 19 September 17 - presentation by Joe...Invest Northern Ireland
Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs) are collaborative projects between businesses and academic institutions that last 2-3 years. They involve employing a recent graduate or postgraduate to work on an innovative project that benefits the business. The business gains access to new skills and knowledge, while the associate gains career development. There are over 700 active KTPs across the UK each year. Case studies show that KTPs help businesses increase profits, develop new products faster, and gain competitive advantages through embedded skills and knowledge. They also benefit the academic partners through impacting research and teaching.
The document summarizes an event bringing industry into the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC). It includes an agenda with introductions, moderated group discussions on services, contributions and feedback. Services presented by the EOSC Digital Innovation Hub (DIH) include piloting, technical access, training and visibility support. Initial business pilots include applications in seaports, space weather, algae blooms, cybersecurity and more. The event solicits feedback on valuable services, experience with existing services, and new ideas to better support industry. Special announcements provide industry free trials of cloud and computing resources.
Innovate UK – Emerging Technologies seminar: Knowledge Transfer PartnershipsInvest Northern Ireland
KTP is a UK knowledge transfer programme that helps businesses improve through partnerships with universities. It allows businesses to access vital knowledge and skills from the academic community. The partnerships involve co-creating projects over several years to address strategic needs of the business. This allows knowledge to be transferred, embedded, and exploited for mutual benefit. Case studies show benefits like increased profits, exports, R&D investments, and job creation. The framework involves identifying a missing knowledge for the business and an academic partner that can provide it. Projects range from 12-36 months and result in win-win-win outcomes for all partners.
Catapult centres were established in the UK following a 2010 review to make world-leading technical capabilities available to businesses. There are currently 11 Catapult centres focused on sectors like manufacturing, life sciences, transport, energy, and digital technologies. The centres provide access to expertise, facilities for collaborative R&D projects, and help businesses identify, adopt and exploit innovative technologies.
Innovate UK – Emerging Technologies seminar: Introduction to the research lan...Invest Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland has seen significant growth in research and development spending and performance in recent years, with private sector R&D investment increasing by 24% and Northern Ireland ranking first for R&D growth. Invest Northern Ireland has leveraged £500 million in private sector investment and offered £42 million in support. However, Northern Ireland was ranked 11th out of 12 UK regions in the previous innovation survey, and responding to the 2017 survey by April 7th could help move Northern Ireland up the rankings.
The document discusses several key factors regarding establishing effective high-tech ICT incubators:
- Core ICT expertise and infrastructure are needed, as well as generating innovative ideas and involving stakeholders from business, government, and entrepreneurs.
- Public-private partnerships can provide resources to subsidize services and bring complementary skills.
- An external pool of skilled ICT practitioners is important to support incubatees with high-quality services.
- Location must allow access to technology experts, mentors, and investors to best support incubatees.
- The incubation model should be tailored to the local context and priorities to effectively promote knowledge-intensive, new technology activities.
This document provides an overview and introduction to Horizon 2020, the EU's research and innovation program. It discusses key aspects of Horizon 2020 including its goals, funding areas, participation requirements, and application process. The presentation agenda is outlined which covers topics such as eligibility, finding project partners, evaluation criteria, and how to become an expert evaluator. Evaluation criteria focus on excellence, quality of implementation, and impact. Statistics on the first 100 Horizon 2020 calls are also presented showing application volumes and success rates.
The document discusses the commercialization process for new technologies, outlining the innovation value chain, stakeholders involved, and steps from concept development through market entry. It describes the role of incubation in supporting product development, evaluating target markets, assessing venture opportunities, and managing intellectual property. The commercialization gap is where most ideas fail, and incubation aims to help ideas become viable businesses by providing resources and expertise to move innovations toward market.
DIATOMIC PULL Experiments - Open Call Procedure & F6S PlatformDiatomicEU
This document outlines the goals and process for open calls under the DIATOMIC project to fund application experiments. It provides details on the budget, timeline, evaluation criteria and process. The open calls aim to select consortia to conduct ambitious application experiments generating products and business models using advanced manufacturing and smart service integration technologies. The evaluation involves an eligibility check, remote evaluation by external evaluators, interviews of shortlisted proposals, final selection and project negotiations. Funded experiments will proceed through design, development and market phases with payments upon delivery of defined deliverables. The project also provides various value added services to supported entities.
The Enterprise Europe Network (EEN) is a Europe-wide network that supports small and medium sized businesses. It has over 4000 staff members across 600 offices in 55 countries. The presentation discusses the EEN consortium in England, Northern Ireland and Wales, which is funded by the European Commission and Innovate UK. The consortium includes universities, chambers of commerce, and other partners. It aims to help businesses innovate through international collaboration, commercialize ideas, access funding for R&D projects, and more. Specific support offered by the EEN includes providing information and advice, skills training, identifying collaboration opportunities and partners, and coaching/mentoring.
Innovation and R&D Escalator Workshop: Nick Bassett - Introduction to Innovat...Invest Northern Ireland
This document summarizes a presentation given by Nick Bassett of Innovate UK about collaboration between Innovate UK and InvestNI. It outlines the goals of stimulating business-led innovation, describes some of the programs and criteria for funding, including collaborative R&D projects and Knowledge Transfer Partnerships. It provides details on several types of funding opportunities including Catalysts, Technology Inspired Feasibility Studies, and highlights priority areas for 2014-2015 in biosciences, ICT, electronics, and advanced materials.
The document provides an overview of the Innovate NSW program, which aims to foster innovative solutions through collaboration between technology SMEs, large corporations, and businesses in key sectors of the NSW economy. The program offers funding between $15,000-$100,000 for collaborative projects that develop new-to-market B2B solutions using enabling technologies. Applicants must form consortia with a technology lead, partner, and pilot organization to qualify for funding of up to 25% of project costs. The event on December 5th will allow participants to pitch solutions and network towards forming new collaborative projects.
With this handbook, iHub.eu wants to shed a light on how to start building an innovation hub in your area.
We hope it can serve as your guide and first aid, during the setup of the whole process.
The iHub.eu network currently consists of 24 members, who all went through the same phases, as you are about to do.
Consider this as a warm welcome to reach out to us to address all your questions.
For more information, please visit www.ihub.eu
71 competitiveness clusters dedicated to partnership innovation structure France's national ecosystem. Key initiatives include the creation of 34 Carnot Institutes for applied research and the 14 SATTs that group technology transfer capacities regionally. One goal is to better support SME growth through clusters and strengthen the commercialization of innovative projects.
Grants for Research & Development - NWDA - Clive Grunsell PresentationMarkBlackburn
The grant provides funding for research and development projects carried out by small and medium-sized businesses in England. It aims to address market failures and share technical risks by funding projects that involve technological innovation or scientific uncertainty. Businesses can receive up to £500,000 in funding to develop new products or processes, with the level of support depending on the size and needs of the business and project. Applications are accepted year-round and decisions are made within 60 days.
Creati-FI, Leveraging the Future Internet for Creative IndustriesArtur Serra
CreatiFI is a FI-PPP accelerator program with the objectives of introducing FI-PPP technologies to creative industries, attracting developers to build tools using these technologies, and developing commercially viable prototypes. It will engage creative industries hubs in four regions across Europe and provide funding, technical support, and business incubation resources to selected participants. The program includes matchmaking events, design competitions, technical workshops, living lab validation, and networking opportunities to support participants in developing FI-PPP tools and bringing them to market.
This document discusses innovation support available for Northern Ireland businesses, including a new Fast Track to Innovation program. It outlines Invest NI's role in partnering with businesses through the innovation process and investing over £100m in innovation projects in the last 5 years. Options for driving business R&D are presented, including working directly with businesses through grants, and in collaboration with other organizations. Benefits for SMEs participating in collaborative R&D projects are listed. The support ecosystem in Northern Ireland is depicted, and upcoming funding opportunities and a case study of ProAxsis Ltd are briefly mentioned.
Best practice in international collaboration on energy research SustainableEnergyAut
The document summarizes the RealValue Horizon 2020 Project. It discusses:
1) Glen Dimplex, the project coordinator, and its background in electrical heating.
2) The RealValue project which installed smart electric thermal storage systems in 750 homes across several European countries to demonstrate value.
3) The challenges of technical integration, connectivity, installation and customer experience in complex international collaboration projects.
InnovFest 2014: Asian Innovations Going Global - NUS Enterprisejoserojasnus
InnovFest is NUS Enterprise's annual flagship event since 2006 that brings together leading researchers, industry experts, investors, and professionals to commercialize new technologies. The objectives are to showcase technologies ready for market and facilitate partnerships between academia and businesses. The 2014 event features workshops on topics like technology commercialization and intellectual property. It also includes technology pitching sessions, exhibitions, seminars, and networking opportunities focused on areas like future cities, aging technologies, education, and low-cost innovations. Attendees can learn about new technologies, find potential partners, and showcase their own work to benefit their organizations, startups, or academic institutions.
Emerging & Enabling Technologies event, 19 September 17 - presentation by Mar...Invest Northern Ireland
KTN is Innovate UK's network partner that connects businesses to expertise, markets, funding, and partners to help drive innovation. They provide free and confidential advice through events, competitions, and online communities. A case study describes how KTN introduced ARM and Iceotope, leading them to collaborate on a €13M EU project and identifying future opportunities. KTN's website lists upcoming events, news, funding sources, and allows staying updated and in contact.
The document summarizes the European Open Science Cloud Digital Innovation Hub (EOSC DIH). It describes EOSC DIH's objectives to facilitate partnerships between industry and research organizations through concrete business pilots. Six initial business pilots are highlighted that provide access to e-infrastructure resources to support areas like seaport safety, space weather data, and sports video analysis. The document outlines EOSC DIH's services, including technical support, business coaching, and help accessing funding. It encourages collaboration between industry and EOSC to promote open innovation.
Networking Event for Personalised, Digital Health Innovations in Horizon 2020Invest Northern Ireland
This document provides an overview of the Horizon 2020 program, the EU's research and innovation program from 2014-2020 with a €80 billion budget. It summarizes funding for the UK and Northern Ireland specifically, noting over €66 million for Northern Ireland with a success rate of about 14%. It also summarizes the main instruments available, including the SME Instrument providing up to €2.5 million to support innovation and growth, the Fast Track to Innovation program focusing on bringing ideas closer to market, and the Horizon Prizes competition focusing on breakthrough innovations addressing societal challenges. Practical information is provided on eligibility, submission deadlines, and available support services.
La progettazione delle esperienze nello sviluppo di nuovi prodottiEnrico Viceconte
Tratto da una discussione su Sviluppo e Organizzazione con Francesco Morace, Giovanni Lanzone, Enrico Viceconte e Francesc Zurlo
Sviluppo e Organizzazione N°197, Maggio/giugno 2003
Catapult centres were established in the UK following a 2010 review to make world-leading technical capabilities available to businesses. There are currently 11 Catapult centres focused on sectors like manufacturing, life sciences, transport, energy, and digital technologies. The centres provide access to expertise, facilities for collaborative R&D projects, and help businesses identify, adopt and exploit innovative technologies.
Innovate UK – Emerging Technologies seminar: Introduction to the research lan...Invest Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland has seen significant growth in research and development spending and performance in recent years, with private sector R&D investment increasing by 24% and Northern Ireland ranking first for R&D growth. Invest Northern Ireland has leveraged £500 million in private sector investment and offered £42 million in support. However, Northern Ireland was ranked 11th out of 12 UK regions in the previous innovation survey, and responding to the 2017 survey by April 7th could help move Northern Ireland up the rankings.
The document discusses several key factors regarding establishing effective high-tech ICT incubators:
- Core ICT expertise and infrastructure are needed, as well as generating innovative ideas and involving stakeholders from business, government, and entrepreneurs.
- Public-private partnerships can provide resources to subsidize services and bring complementary skills.
- An external pool of skilled ICT practitioners is important to support incubatees with high-quality services.
- Location must allow access to technology experts, mentors, and investors to best support incubatees.
- The incubation model should be tailored to the local context and priorities to effectively promote knowledge-intensive, new technology activities.
This document provides an overview and introduction to Horizon 2020, the EU's research and innovation program. It discusses key aspects of Horizon 2020 including its goals, funding areas, participation requirements, and application process. The presentation agenda is outlined which covers topics such as eligibility, finding project partners, evaluation criteria, and how to become an expert evaluator. Evaluation criteria focus on excellence, quality of implementation, and impact. Statistics on the first 100 Horizon 2020 calls are also presented showing application volumes and success rates.
The document discusses the commercialization process for new technologies, outlining the innovation value chain, stakeholders involved, and steps from concept development through market entry. It describes the role of incubation in supporting product development, evaluating target markets, assessing venture opportunities, and managing intellectual property. The commercialization gap is where most ideas fail, and incubation aims to help ideas become viable businesses by providing resources and expertise to move innovations toward market.
DIATOMIC PULL Experiments - Open Call Procedure & F6S PlatformDiatomicEU
This document outlines the goals and process for open calls under the DIATOMIC project to fund application experiments. It provides details on the budget, timeline, evaluation criteria and process. The open calls aim to select consortia to conduct ambitious application experiments generating products and business models using advanced manufacturing and smart service integration technologies. The evaluation involves an eligibility check, remote evaluation by external evaluators, interviews of shortlisted proposals, final selection and project negotiations. Funded experiments will proceed through design, development and market phases with payments upon delivery of defined deliverables. The project also provides various value added services to supported entities.
The Enterprise Europe Network (EEN) is a Europe-wide network that supports small and medium sized businesses. It has over 4000 staff members across 600 offices in 55 countries. The presentation discusses the EEN consortium in England, Northern Ireland and Wales, which is funded by the European Commission and Innovate UK. The consortium includes universities, chambers of commerce, and other partners. It aims to help businesses innovate through international collaboration, commercialize ideas, access funding for R&D projects, and more. Specific support offered by the EEN includes providing information and advice, skills training, identifying collaboration opportunities and partners, and coaching/mentoring.
Innovation and R&D Escalator Workshop: Nick Bassett - Introduction to Innovat...Invest Northern Ireland
This document summarizes a presentation given by Nick Bassett of Innovate UK about collaboration between Innovate UK and InvestNI. It outlines the goals of stimulating business-led innovation, describes some of the programs and criteria for funding, including collaborative R&D projects and Knowledge Transfer Partnerships. It provides details on several types of funding opportunities including Catalysts, Technology Inspired Feasibility Studies, and highlights priority areas for 2014-2015 in biosciences, ICT, electronics, and advanced materials.
The document provides an overview of the Innovate NSW program, which aims to foster innovative solutions through collaboration between technology SMEs, large corporations, and businesses in key sectors of the NSW economy. The program offers funding between $15,000-$100,000 for collaborative projects that develop new-to-market B2B solutions using enabling technologies. Applicants must form consortia with a technology lead, partner, and pilot organization to qualify for funding of up to 25% of project costs. The event on December 5th will allow participants to pitch solutions and network towards forming new collaborative projects.
With this handbook, iHub.eu wants to shed a light on how to start building an innovation hub in your area.
We hope it can serve as your guide and first aid, during the setup of the whole process.
The iHub.eu network currently consists of 24 members, who all went through the same phases, as you are about to do.
Consider this as a warm welcome to reach out to us to address all your questions.
For more information, please visit www.ihub.eu
71 competitiveness clusters dedicated to partnership innovation structure France's national ecosystem. Key initiatives include the creation of 34 Carnot Institutes for applied research and the 14 SATTs that group technology transfer capacities regionally. One goal is to better support SME growth through clusters and strengthen the commercialization of innovative projects.
Grants for Research & Development - NWDA - Clive Grunsell PresentationMarkBlackburn
The grant provides funding for research and development projects carried out by small and medium-sized businesses in England. It aims to address market failures and share technical risks by funding projects that involve technological innovation or scientific uncertainty. Businesses can receive up to £500,000 in funding to develop new products or processes, with the level of support depending on the size and needs of the business and project. Applications are accepted year-round and decisions are made within 60 days.
Creati-FI, Leveraging the Future Internet for Creative IndustriesArtur Serra
CreatiFI is a FI-PPP accelerator program with the objectives of introducing FI-PPP technologies to creative industries, attracting developers to build tools using these technologies, and developing commercially viable prototypes. It will engage creative industries hubs in four regions across Europe and provide funding, technical support, and business incubation resources to selected participants. The program includes matchmaking events, design competitions, technical workshops, living lab validation, and networking opportunities to support participants in developing FI-PPP tools and bringing them to market.
This document discusses innovation support available for Northern Ireland businesses, including a new Fast Track to Innovation program. It outlines Invest NI's role in partnering with businesses through the innovation process and investing over £100m in innovation projects in the last 5 years. Options for driving business R&D are presented, including working directly with businesses through grants, and in collaboration with other organizations. Benefits for SMEs participating in collaborative R&D projects are listed. The support ecosystem in Northern Ireland is depicted, and upcoming funding opportunities and a case study of ProAxsis Ltd are briefly mentioned.
Best practice in international collaboration on energy research SustainableEnergyAut
The document summarizes the RealValue Horizon 2020 Project. It discusses:
1) Glen Dimplex, the project coordinator, and its background in electrical heating.
2) The RealValue project which installed smart electric thermal storage systems in 750 homes across several European countries to demonstrate value.
3) The challenges of technical integration, connectivity, installation and customer experience in complex international collaboration projects.
InnovFest 2014: Asian Innovations Going Global - NUS Enterprisejoserojasnus
InnovFest is NUS Enterprise's annual flagship event since 2006 that brings together leading researchers, industry experts, investors, and professionals to commercialize new technologies. The objectives are to showcase technologies ready for market and facilitate partnerships between academia and businesses. The 2014 event features workshops on topics like technology commercialization and intellectual property. It also includes technology pitching sessions, exhibitions, seminars, and networking opportunities focused on areas like future cities, aging technologies, education, and low-cost innovations. Attendees can learn about new technologies, find potential partners, and showcase their own work to benefit their organizations, startups, or academic institutions.
Emerging & Enabling Technologies event, 19 September 17 - presentation by Mar...Invest Northern Ireland
KTN is Innovate UK's network partner that connects businesses to expertise, markets, funding, and partners to help drive innovation. They provide free and confidential advice through events, competitions, and online communities. A case study describes how KTN introduced ARM and Iceotope, leading them to collaborate on a €13M EU project and identifying future opportunities. KTN's website lists upcoming events, news, funding sources, and allows staying updated and in contact.
The document summarizes the European Open Science Cloud Digital Innovation Hub (EOSC DIH). It describes EOSC DIH's objectives to facilitate partnerships between industry and research organizations through concrete business pilots. Six initial business pilots are highlighted that provide access to e-infrastructure resources to support areas like seaport safety, space weather data, and sports video analysis. The document outlines EOSC DIH's services, including technical support, business coaching, and help accessing funding. It encourages collaboration between industry and EOSC to promote open innovation.
Networking Event for Personalised, Digital Health Innovations in Horizon 2020Invest Northern Ireland
This document provides an overview of the Horizon 2020 program, the EU's research and innovation program from 2014-2020 with a €80 billion budget. It summarizes funding for the UK and Northern Ireland specifically, noting over €66 million for Northern Ireland with a success rate of about 14%. It also summarizes the main instruments available, including the SME Instrument providing up to €2.5 million to support innovation and growth, the Fast Track to Innovation program focusing on bringing ideas closer to market, and the Horizon Prizes competition focusing on breakthrough innovations addressing societal challenges. Practical information is provided on eligibility, submission deadlines, and available support services.
La progettazione delle esperienze nello sviluppo di nuovi prodottiEnrico Viceconte
Tratto da una discussione su Sviluppo e Organizzazione con Francesco Morace, Giovanni Lanzone, Enrico Viceconte e Francesc Zurlo
Sviluppo e Organizzazione N°197, Maggio/giugno 2003
The document outlines the duties and responsibilities of a community manager position for an online community centered around alumni of a course at Harvard Business School. The community manager would be responsible for implementing software platforms, communicating with alumni, conducting surveys, maintaining an online presence on websites and social media, organizing events, and disseminating the work of the professor and research center to help build and expand the community. The goal is for this to be a meaningful community that provides guidance to the research of the professor and school and helps spread their theories among managers worldwide.
Se è vero che tutto è misurabile (eccetto che per la fisica quantistica) non è vero che posso gestire solo quello che misuro. Misurare è un processo a valle del quale ci sono processi di valutazione e decisione che sono l'autentico collo di bottiglia. Affidarsi troppo alla misurabilità delle cose può ingannare e portare ad errori di valutazione e decisione.
Presentación para Biología de 2º de bachillerato. Describe la ultraestructura de la célula eucariota con muchas fotografías de microscopía electrónica, y se describen las funciones de dichos orgánulos.
Este documento describe la estructura celular eucariota. Las células eucariotas tienen una membrana plasmática, citoplasma y núcleo. Contienen varios orgánulos como el retículo endoplasmático, aparato de Golgi, mitocondrias, cloroplastos, vacuolas, lisosomas y ribosomas, cada uno con funciones específicas como la respiración, fotosíntesis, digestión y síntesis de proteínas. Las células vegetales también tienen una pared celular que da soporte y
Este documento resume la diferencia entre organismos unicelulares y pluricelulares. Los organismos unicelulares, como las bacterias, consisten de una sola célula que funciona como un organismo independiente, mientras que los organismos pluricelulares, como los seres humanos, están formados por múltiples células que se organizan en tejidos, órganos y sistemas. El documento también incluye enlaces a recursos adicionales sobre las diferentes organizaciones pluricelulares.
Research, Technology Transfer & Regional Engagementmet3project
This document summarizes Heriot-Watt University's (HWU) research activities and initiatives to promote technology transfer and regional engagement. HWU has a global reputation for research across various fields including engineering, physical sciences, life sciences, and management. Through its Converge project, HWU aims to accelerate application of research by developing academic and business development capacity. The project combines industry collaboration, assistance to spin
The document discusses different models for technology business incubation. It describes four generations of incubators, with later generations providing more services like financing. It also discusses accelerators, which focus on high-growth startups and have shorter timeframes. Technology incubators specialize in areas like life sciences and IT. They provide specialized knowledge, skilled workers, and capital. The document also covers topics like intellectual property protection, financing options, developing minimum viable products, and disruptive technologies.
Breakout Session presentations ‘Access to Finance and Funding for Innovation,...The UK Water Partnership
The presentation was first shown during the 'Access to Finance and Funding for Innovation' breakout session at the RCUK Water and Cities Showcase which was held on the 30th June 2015.
The document discusses funding and support opportunities from the Technology Strategy Board (TSB) in the UK for driving innovation. The TSB funds collaborative R&D projects through competitions, provides grants for R&D through the Small Business Research Initiative (SBRI), and notes European funding opportunities through the Eurostars program. The TSB seeks projects that have a clear commercial opportunity and technical challenge requiring innovative R&D to solve and benefit the UK economy. Applications are assessed based on the commercial and technical merits of proposed projects.
The Role of Universities and Community Colleges in Stimulating the Creative R...OntarioEast
The document discusses the role of universities and community colleges in stimulating creative rural economies through education and commercialization. It provides an overview of Queen's University, noting that it is a comprehensive university offering undergraduate and graduate programs across many disciplines with over 18,000 students and $400 million operating budget. It emphasizes the importance of partnerships between educational institutions and community partners to achieve common goals and shared resources for mutual benefit. The document encourages questions.
This document discusses university-industry partnerships and strategies to improve them. The key points are:
1. Universities aim to disseminate knowledge through teaching and research while also improving graduate employability and attracting resources. However, universities and industry operate differently.
2. Successful partnerships involve training students for employability and entrepreneurship through internships, collaborative research projects, and programs like FIE that develop entrepreneurial skills.
3. The CIFRE program facilitates doctoral research collaborations between academic labs and companies. Over half of CIFRE graduates are later hired by their partner companies.
4. Technology transfer organizations like SATTs and the Carnot Institute network help connect public research to industry through licensing
The document discusses startup incubators and their role in supporting entrepreneurship by providing resources like office space, networking opportunities, and business assistance. It explains that incubators help new companies develop and increase their chances of survival in their early stages through services focused on developing business skills and introducing entrepreneurs to investors. The document also outlines common incubator services, objectives, and top incubators currently operating in India.
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This document discusses open innovation and the Helix Innovation Hive's experiences with open innovation programs and platforms. Some key points:
- Fiat's Mio open design platform allowed over 10,000 ideas to be submitted by users for the car's design.
- Open innovation requires adopting a new mindset of tapping into external knowledge and expertise rather than relying solely on internal R&D.
- Philips' High Tech Campus in the Netherlands fosters collaboration between startups, universities and partners through its technology park and "Research Hotel" concept.
- Natura develops 50% of its new technologies through external partnerships with universities, research centers and other organizations to support open innovation.
- The
Translating intellectual assets into impact – Building innovation capacity wi...SAFIPA
A unit of the CSIR:
- Impact through research, development (R&D) and
Innovation in the information and communication
technology (ICT) and the application thereof
• Established in April 2005 – now the largest
concentration of ICT Researchers in South Africa
- 247 staff and students in two main locations in
Pretoria and Cape Town
- Active international R&D collaboration with partners
in Africa, Europe and Asia
• CSIR Meraka Institute produces:
- Local experts in ICT
- Local ICT technology
- Local innovations
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Technologies and Innovation – InnovationLee Schlenker
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Verso una teoria generale della progettazione: Il design centrato sull’utente.
Il contributo, della durata di un'ora e venti, viene da un ingegnere che, dopo esperienza nell’engineering e nella gestione di sistemi di automazione, ha dedicato gran parte della sua vita professionale alla ricerca e alla formazione al Business Management, al Project Management e al Design Management.
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Ciascun progetto di sviluppo di nuovi prodotti-servizi è inscritto in un fascio di processi che vanno da quelli di alto livello o strategici (design strategico) a quelli “operativi”.
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Il tema del Design Operativo è trattato facendo riferimento a modelli di analisi e progettazione affermati. Come il Customer Experience Journey o l’Empathy Map.
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Enrico Viceconte
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Adjunct Director, Project Management Institute-Southern Italy Chapter
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Abstract
Si moltiplicano senza sosta le pubblicazioni che parlano “Storytelling” applicato al management. Si tratta di una moda manageriale, un’idea che sta conquistando quote di attenzione crescente. Lo storytelling è una pratica efficace? La lettura di un saggio di Johnatan Gottschall, storico della letteratura, ci presenta una teoria sul perché le storie sono utili e hanno una forte presa su chi le legge o le ascolta. Ma il saggio, letto assieme ad altri libri e messo in relazione agli obiettivi per cui lo storytelling viene promosso nelle aziende, ci induce a credere che conoscere attraverso le storie, e utilizzare narrative nell’organizzazione e nel marketing, può essere distorsivo e controindicato per le finalità aziendali.
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1. INCIPIT Campania:
ICT for Automation Enterprises
Development Program (2007-2011)
A Government Funded Incubator
Experience Across Two Southern
Italy Universities
Diego Perifano, Senior Business Consultant
on behalf of Prof. Franco Garofalo,
University of Naples
2. Program Objectives
The “INCIPIT CAMPANIA” program aims to foster in the
Campania region:
• the dawn of enterprises whose value proposition is based
on ICT innovative technologies
• university researchers to further develop their scientific or
technological achievements in the field of the ICT and
automation to become entrepreneurial ideas
• Program funded by the Italian Ministry for Economic
Development
• Worth 2,9 Mio €
3. The INCIPIT Consortium
The INCIPIT Consortium has been established in 2007
from 8 partners
In Latin the word “INCIPIT” means "it begins“
In our meaning it stands for starting a new entrepreneurial
idea
4. The partners of the INCIPIT Consortium
• University of Naples Federico II
Department of Information Technology
• University of Sannio
Department of Engeenering
• Alintec
• Redifin S.p.A.
• AIFI Ricerca e Formazione Srl
• Stoà Scpa
• API Naples
• Technova Consorzio Politecnico
per l’innovazione Scarl
5. INCIPIT is a partner of the Campania Innovation
Network
• An open
network of
relations
and services
6. The Enterprise Incubators
and the Go-to-market Chain
Pure Research
Basic Research Public funding
Applied Research
Patenting
Enterprise Incubators,
Prototyping Venture Capital funding and
Public funding
Market Trial
Go-To-Market
Venture Capital
Services and goods
production
7. INCIPIT Organizational Model
INCIPIT allows entrepreneurs
• to join a network of innovative, cutting-edge enterprises
sharing experiences and opportunities
• to ask business advisory services issued
– from the University partners for supporting
Enterprise
the technological development Network
– from the entrepreneurial partners
for addressing the managerial Incubators
Business
Advisory
Services
topics
– from financials partners for supporting
the fund raising activities
• to get support for taking up patent and Venture
Capital
Patent
protect their business ideas
• to get introduced for elevator pitch with Venture Capitals
• to apply for being incubated in a safe environment
8. INCIPIT: the deal flow
113 groups
contacted from
universitiy and
research labs
60+
questionnaires
30+ groups
Non university assisted to
applicant starting-up
14. Lesson learned: for the program
Trust: the researcher has to be convinced that both persons
and the network he is in contact with have the only goal to
push his business idea on the market
Reputation: all the actors the researcher get in touch with
have to have his own confidence, and a solid reputation
connected to visible results
Competences: the program has to attract the best
competencies available on the research and advisory market
Transparency: the program has to be continuously
monitored and controlled in order to avoid to blow resources
and, in turn, to lose distinctive competencies
15. Lesson learned: for the entrepreneurs
Market: all the entrepreneurial initiatives have to have a
sound products/ services portfolio, clearly distinctive in their
reference market
Innovation: the business idea has to bring in sufficient
originality to catch-the-eye of possible investors: this is one of
the key success factor for raising funds from venture capitals
Feasibility: both technical and economic feasibility have to
be carefully taken into account. Sometimes university
researchers needs to get proactive mentoring on the topic
Management: it’s crucial that the coordination of the
business initiative in the start-up phase is in the hands of a
person (a team) with a solid experience and adequate
management skills