Panidea is a global network of experienced managers that provides technology commercialization services to organizations seeking outside expertise. They believe technology evaluation is the start of business development. As R&D facilities outsource more, Panidea offers advanced crowdsourcing and collaboration to help solve complex problems in a disruptive way through open innovation, managing risks, and developing products and disruptive/sustaining technologies. Their goal is to match technologies and ideas to address long-term problems.
The Neutrino Donut, LLC is a global technology commercialization firm based in Austin, TX. They evaluate new technologies and help clients determine next steps to bring innovations to market. They also provide anonymity for organizations submitting technologies. Their services include technology and market assessments, business development assistance, and consulting to help large organizations evaluate internal and external technologies. Their goal is to advance promising innovations through grants, licensing, distribution agreements or other partnerships.
The document provides tips for creating an effective elevator pitch. It advises that the most important part is the first 8 words, which should convey the core innovation. Examples of attention-getting openers include an arresting statistic, surprising fact, or concisely stated problem. Practice is important to develop and refine an elevator pitch that hooks the listener within the first 8 words.
This document provides an overview of licensing as an option for advancing a technology. Licensing involves granting rights to another organization to use a technology in exchange for payments based on usage or milestones. Key aspects of licensing agreements include defining the intellectual property and obligations of both parties, setting terms for usage rights, payments, termination, and dispute resolution. Licensing allows the technology creator to benefit financially from commercialization while focusing on new ideas, and provides partners resources to further develop and market the technology.
Panidea is a global network of experienced managers that provides technology commercialization services to organizations seeking outside expertise. They believe technology evaluation is the start of business development. As R&D facilities outsource more, Panidea offers advanced crowdsourcing and collaboration to help solve complex problems in a disruptive way through open innovation, managing risks, and developing products and disruptive/sustaining technologies. Their goal is to match technologies and ideas to address long-term problems.
The Neutrino Donut, LLC is a global technology commercialization firm based in Austin, TX. They evaluate new technologies and help clients determine next steps to bring innovations to market. They also provide anonymity for organizations submitting technologies. Their services include technology and market assessments, business development assistance, and consulting to help large organizations evaluate internal and external technologies. Their goal is to advance promising innovations through grants, licensing, distribution agreements or other partnerships.
The document provides tips for creating an effective elevator pitch. It advises that the most important part is the first 8 words, which should convey the core innovation. Examples of attention-getting openers include an arresting statistic, surprising fact, or concisely stated problem. Practice is important to develop and refine an elevator pitch that hooks the listener within the first 8 words.
This document provides an overview of licensing as an option for advancing a technology. Licensing involves granting rights to another organization to use a technology in exchange for payments based on usage or milestones. Key aspects of licensing agreements include defining the intellectual property and obligations of both parties, setting terms for usage rights, payments, termination, and dispute resolution. Licensing allows the technology creator to benefit financially from commercialization while focusing on new ideas, and provides partners resources to further develop and market the technology.
