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7 Mar 2024: change in the contributions universities make to innovation and economic prosperity – nationally and locally – through their commercialisation and other innovation-focused activities and partnerships. ... capitalise on the potential of spinouts to

18 Nov 2019: 2014), ‘The key success factors for technology roadmapping in energy sector’, Arth prabandh: A Journal of Economics and Management, 3 (10), pp. ... 1-6. 129. Cagnin, C. and Könnölä, T. (2014), ‘Global foresight: lessons from a scenario and

29 Apr 2013: However, service companies account for 75 per cent of economic activity in developed economies, and even product companies incorporate elements of service into their business. ... term, take on board the lessons from its experience and use this knowledge

1 Dec 2020: Support local economic development, not least the attraction of what are often sustained, multi-million pound R&D investments. ... Source: For the full list of benefits, see Coates Ulrichsen and O’Sullivan (2014) Building Long Term Strategic

10 Jul 2015: However, it is an art that can (at least in part) be learnt from mistakes made and lessons learnt. ... The uncertainty related to related to novel industrial process. increase technical and economic (financial) risk. •

30 Sep 2013: Thus, studying and understanding how city business ecosystems are managed successfully, provides useful lessons for organisations with respect to their own ecosystems. ... In an economic context, city business ecosystems have consistently struggled with

27 Jan 2021: More needs to be done to enable universities to contribute fully to economic renewal. ... economic crisis had affected their ability to engage in innovation-focused activities with external partners.

25 May 2021: that it accounted for a large proportion of cross-country economic disparity which differences in. ... database standardizes across EU member states (as well as the US) regarding key economic metrics.

5 Jan 2015: Overcoming manufacturability challenges: lessons learned. • Managing lab-based emerg-ing technology scale-up: case studies. • ... Key research themes include: economic value capture from industrial innovation systems; innovation system regulations

13 Feb 2023: From an economic perspective, the rational for the integration of services is based on the additional revenue that can be created from them[3; 4].

5 Aug 2013: Investments in R&D, aimed at supporting vital Kazakh oil and gas projects, will also help to realise the country’s broader industrial and economic potential.

22 Jun 2015: The UK does not currently have open-access facilities operating at adequate scale to enable innovative SMEs to demonstrate new commercial routes can operate with technical and economic viability at pilot ... Urgent investment is needed into larger,

9 May 2023: We examine these questions through an innovation and economic growth perspective on knowledge exchange. ... particular history and evolution, and are based in very different local socio-economic contexts.

Alexandra Brintrup explains how her research addresses this gap, and reveals valuable lessons for organisations. ... IfM research is helping to contribute to global industrial sustainability - economic, environmental and societal - by addressing global

29 Nov 2021: 1997), Portfolio management in new product. development: Lessons from the leaders - 1, Research Technology Management, 40(5), pp. ... and Kleinschmidt, E.J. (1997), Portfolio management in new product development:. Lessons from the leaders - 1, Research

8 Nov 2022: change in the contributions universities make to innovation and economic prosperity – nationally and locally – through their commercialisation and other innovation-focused activities and partnerships. ... One such obligation is a requirement to seek

18 May 2012: The lessons learned by the super-markets in fresh product supply—that is, the need for customer-driven.

Wednesday 12 August 2015. A new report discussing key lessons and effective practices from UK and US experiences for building and nurturing effective and mutually beneficial strategic university-industry partnerships. ... Tuesday 10 March 2015. Lessons

31 Jul 2012: Opportunities and Resources forDisruptive Technological Innovation. CC Hang & EW Garnsey. No: 2011/03, July 2011. Centre for Technology Management. 1. Centre for Technology Management Working Paper Series. These papers are produced by the Institute

26 Apr 2022: economic recovery (in UK, US, EU, China) Private sector R&D and investment. • ... Drawing upon evolutionary economic theory, institutional economics and systems approaches, this framework sees innovation as a collective act involving interactions

4 Nov 2015: and established organisations, and the consequent impact on regional and national economic. ... expected to accumulate as a result of lessons learned from future research and development,.

17 Dec 2020: sustained economic growth and prosperity. At the individual level, theory suggests that human. ... In terms of the rationale for government funding of higher education, from an economic.

8 Mar 2022: His core research interests lie in understanding the roles and contributions of universities to innovation systems and how they can drive technological innovation, industrial transformation and economic growth. ... Previously he was an Assistant Director

3 Feb 2016: We also discuss some lessons learned from this particular application as wellas a set of guidelines for the adoption of this model from a potential user. ... D McFarlane, 2015. Deployment Challenges: Barriers. • technical feasibility: scalability,

8 Nov 2022: change in the contributions universities make to innovation and economic prosperity – nationally and locally – through their commercialisation and other innovation-focused activities and partnerships. ... One such obligation is a requirement to seek

24 Mar 2014: materials innovation and development itself). 3. Advanced materials and socio-economic ‘grand challenges’. ... Products, services, and processes can create value and are results of economic activity.

8 Aug 2013: in turn affects economic growth in Western economies (Schumpeter, 1934; 1943). ... This amalgamation seeks to better service the new knowledge based economy which promotes technology and market driven economic renewal.

9 Apr 2020: Such  technologies  have  the  potential  to  underpin  radically  disruptive  applications, with significant economic and social implications. ... research endeavours are still at pre‐application ‘proof of principle’ stage,

5 Jan 2015: Tassey, G. (1997), The Economics of R&D Policy, Quo-rum Books: Westport, Connecticut, USA. ... Pathways to manufacturing - comparing theory and practice relating to manufacturability challeng-es and colelcting lessons regarding how they might be overcome.

5 Aug 2019: UKSPF) which aims to boost productivity and reduce economic inequality across the country following Brexit. ... These face major challenges to diversify and renew their economic structures and innovation systems.

2 Mar 2012: By the time large scale effects become so evident that they demand urgent action the social and economic costs can have escalated dramatically. ... What trigger is the company responding to?In the eighties Navistar was experiencing difficulties through a

23 Jun 2017: political, economic, societal context, the RNLI is. able to make informed decisions on how to act. ... technology. Year 2-3:.  Communication of vision for capability,. taking lessons learnt and feedback in Year.

7 Jan 2013: Preface 7. 1. Historical and Economic Context 8. 2. Venture Capital and Angel Investment 30. ... 40 ADL (977). 4 Owen (004) p. Funding Technology. Historical and Economic Context.

2 Mar 2012: Grantees are typicallyencouraged to carefully consider and identify theintellectual property (IP) arising from their work,and the best way of harnessing this for socialand economic well-being. ... It needs to be recognised that inmany research areas, not

23 Nov 2014: External risk relates to those economic, political and environmental shocks which may be difficult to predict but should, with the right mitigation capabilities in place, be possible to withstand. ... External economic slowdown, for example, can trigger

It also brings together researchers in industrial information and control systems, machining and automation, asset management and maintenance, and draws on interdisciplinary expertise from computer science, economics and data analytics. ... A key outcome

02 July 2020. At this IfM Briefing, leading experts from the Institute for Manufacturing draw lessons from the response of firms and governments to the COVID-19 pandemic, and look at ... Rapid repurposing: Lessons from the crisis response in the UK –

facilitated a public live session at the recent World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting in Davos. ... Thursday 13 August 2020. The event focused on how to apply socio-economic systems thinking to address the systematic geopolitical challenges related to

What trigger is the company responding to? In the eighties Navistar was experiencing difficulties through a combination of foreign competition and an economic downturn. ... Mont O., Pranshu S., Zinaida F. Chemical Management Services in Sweden and Europe:

It brought together an invited group of representatives from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO), the World Economic Forum (WEF), and the ... A report will be

facilitated a public live session at the recent World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting in Davos. ... Thursday 13 August 2020. The event focused on how to apply socio-economic systems thinking to address the systematic geopolitical challenges related to

7 Feb 2017: To the Japanese, industrial sustainability refers more readily to the sustainability and longevity of companies and industries in an economic context. • ... The UK and Japan share some key characteris1cs, (e.g. island na1ons) and there maybe the

One of the lessons we have learnt from the industrial past is that when electric motors first replaced steam engines in the US there was very little initial improvement to productivity. ... Analysts either look at the activity levels within individual

Investigating Industrial Sustainability in an Agent-Based Macro-Economic Framework (EURACE). 18th Annual Workshop on the Economic Science with Heterogeneous Interacting Agents, June 20-22, 2013, Reykjavik University, Iceland. ... Rana, P., Short, S.W.

7 Feb 2017: of industries across the UK and abroad and we have learned a number of valuable lessons. ... The IfM brings together expertise in management, economics and technology to address the full spectrum of industrial issues.

12 Dec 2018: CTM Publications. Ahn, J.-M., L. Mortara and T. Minshall (2018). "Dynamic capabilities and economic crises: has openness enhanced a firm's performance in an economic downturn?" Industrial and Corporate Change ... Italy. Evans, S. and T. Minshall (2018).

9 Apr 2020: Impact where it matters The economic, social and cultural benefits of higher education in the UK. ... These activities, of course, have their own impacts, economic, societal and in other ways.

17 Oct 2017: production and consumption, eco-effectiveness is a positive agenda for the. conception and production of goods and services that incorporate social, economic,. ... strategically to address the environmental, social, and economic challenges facing. their

A workshop exploring the ‘Lessons Learned and Emerging Practices’ from UK activities was hosted to inform future strategy development and the implications for policy makers. ... Monday 15 May 2017. IfM research is helping to contribute to global

5 Aug 2019: In this context, the economics of exchange was the language of economic discourse and has remained so through the decades. ... This has important implications for the introduction of place into economics and economic policymaking.