Research, Innovation and Technology Transfer between private enterprise and Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University by Prof Dobbelstein

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Prof Dobbelstein (Baden-Wuerttemberg Cooperative State University, Ravensburg, Germany, Academic Head: Market Research Institute Customer Research) presentation at the SATN Annual Conference 2009. Theme: “Technological innovation at Universities in South Africa: towards industrial and socio-economic development” 16 - 17 July 2009 Cape Peninsula University of Technology Bellville Campus.

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Research, Innovation and Technology Transfer between private enterprise and Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University Prof. Dr. Thomas Dobbelstein SATN conference, June 2009 Cape Town

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Central question How does Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University generally stimulate the mutual transfer of research, innovation and technology between private enterprises and the university … and how effective is it?

The initiators 1974 Standard Elektrik Lorenz AG (SEL Alcatel) Daimler Benz AG Federal State Baden-Württemberg

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The Dual System of Study synergy between theory and practice A combination of university theoretical studies … … and practical work experience Admission requirements: High school leaving certificate + Training contract 1 st Semester Practice Theory 2 nd Semester Practice Theory 3 rd Semester Practice Theory 4 th Semester Practice Theorie Basic studies final exam & thesis 5 th Semester Practice Theory 6 th Semester Practice Theory Main studies Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Engineering Job Bachelor´s Degree

Baden Württemberg Cooperative State University in Ravensburg has more than 800 strong partners

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Legal structure as a prerequisite for mutual transfer Freedom of the academic staff to develop (semi-) private transfer initiatives Third-party funds within university University close to / associated institutes Private research and transfer institutes

IBM press release * BA is the prior name of DHBW IBM BA* students took out their patent Invention of the students save time in processor development … . As a team 2 students developed a method which shortens the functionality check for new PC-processors up to two months…

School of Media Design Development of a game 2. semester

School of car systems engineering Formula Student 5./6. semester race Silverstone (GB) race Hockenheim (D)

School electrical engineering automatik airship 5./6. semester

Success: Employment Employment of graduates at the day of their final exam (average in the last 5 academic years) post graduate study 4,3% not looking for a job 2,6% miscellaneous 1,1% job search 7,2% job contract 84,8%

Success: faster career - The IBM career study - * BA is the prior name of DHBW *

Sucess: more money - The IBM career study - Between 30 and 44 DHBW- graduates of IBM earn more money than collea-gues from universities of applied science and traditional universities

Thank you very much! Prof. Dr. Thomas Dobbelstein Full Professor Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University Rudolfstraße 2 88214 Ravensburg dobbelstein@dhbw-ravensburg.de www.dhbw-ravensburg.de Prof. Dr. Thomas Dobbelstein Academic head Market Research Institute Customer Research 42 Eywiesenstraße 6 88212 Ravensburg dobbelstein@customer-research.de www.customer-research.de

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1. Research, Innovation and Technology Transfer between private enterprise and Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University Prof. Dr. Thomas Dobbelstein SATN conference, June 2009 Cape Town

4. Central question How does Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University generally stimulate the mutual transfer of research, innovation and technology between private enterprises and the university … and how effective is it?

6. The initiators 1974 Standard Elektrik Lorenz AG (SEL Alcatel) Daimler Benz AG Federal State Baden-Württemberg

8. The Dual System of Study synergy between theory and practice A combination of university theoretical studies … … and practical work experience Admission requirements: High school leaving certificate + Training contract 1 st Semester Practice Theory 2 nd Semester Practice Theory 3 rd Semester Practice Theory 4 th Semester Practice Theorie Basic studies final exam & thesis 5 th Semester Practice Theory 6 th Semester Practice Theory Main studies Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Engineering Job Bachelor´s Degree

9. Baden Württemberg Cooperative State University in Ravensburg has more than 800 strong partners

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12. Legal structure as a prerequisite for mutual transfer Freedom of the academic staff to develop (semi-) private transfer initiatives Third-party funds within university University close to / associated institutes Private research and transfer institutes

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14. IBM press release * BA is the prior name of DHBW IBM BA* students took out their patent Invention of the students save time in processor development … . As a team 2 students developed a method which shortens the functionality check for new PC-processors up to two months…

15. School of Media Design Development of a game 2. semester

16. School of car systems engineering Formula Student 5./6. semester race Silverstone (GB) race Hockenheim (D)

17. School electrical engineering automatik airship 5./6. semester

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19. Success: Employment Employment of graduates at the day of their final exam (average in the last 5 academic years) post graduate study 4,3% not looking for a job 2,6% miscellaneous 1,1% job search 7,2% job contract 84,8%

20. Success: faster career - The IBM career study - * BA is the prior name of DHBW *

21. Sucess: more money - The IBM career study - Between 30 and 44 DHBW- graduates of IBM earn more money than collea-gues from universities of applied science and traditional universities

22. Thank you very much! Prof. Dr. Thomas Dobbelstein Full Professor Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University Rudolfstraße 2 88214 Ravensburg dobbelstein@dhbw-ravensburg.de www.dhbw-ravensburg.de Prof. Dr. Thomas Dobbelstein Academic head Market Research Institute Customer Research 42 Eywiesenstraße 6 88212 Ravensburg dobbelstein@customer-research.de www.customer-research.de

Editor's Notes

The question is not about a one way transfer Is not about a researcher sitting is in little ivory tower waiting for the bis idea and then transferring to the industry The universities they need the input of the companies, they need to know what are their real problems
It started in 1974 The initiators were not the traditional universities, nor th government It was the companies, namly BOSH, SEL and Daimler Benz
The university was invented by the companies and the companies make the university strong Campus in Ravensburg more than 1.000 cooperating companies
Steinbei: foundet in 1971, currently around 770 institites with a turnover of 124 million Euro
Exmaple for transfer in the company
Another example for transfer company and university together (50:50)
Example for transfer mainly in the university but company supported Including the marketing and sponsoring
Example for transfer in the university company driven Camary whic is filled with gps data The zeppelin can fly on ist own for more than 20 km for example to check the traffic in the city
I myself am an example of the transfer

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