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8 Dec 2020: 2 Context. 6. 2.1 The peculiarities of the spatial economic context of the UK. ... 2 Context. 2.1 The peculiarities of the spatial economic context of the UK.

7 Apr 2020: Macro-risks driven by Covid-19: For example, economic and financial instability, volatile currency exchange rates, price instability, export/import restrictions, travel disruptions and business closures. ...  Lessons from previous crises: Some

20 Nov 2015: Introduction 16. Industrial Sustainability – Challenges and Opportunities 17. Economic Theory – Industrial Policy 30. ... TIME. ABSOLUTE DECOUPLING. RELATIVE DECOUPLING. 200. INDEX. 150. 100. 50. ECONOMIC ACTIVITY (GDP).

7 Jun 2017: 5. Textilewaste. Cam-ExpoInno Lab. CIS. Higher Value. Product. Economic- Capturing higher value from waste- Developing new product & markets. ... academia. The below three lessons are captured during the attempt in Sri Lanka.

13 Mar 2012: The Symposium aims to highlight the key lessons that can guide managers, policy makers and researchers through these challenging times. ... continued rapid economic growth.The report, ‘Understanding China’s. manufacturing value chain’, includes

13 Mar 2012: Key lessons from the module were then applied through the discussion of an integrating case study of an advanced technology project. ... The delegates reflected on the lessons. learned throughout the week by writing a report on a current or historical

13 Jun 2014: This document presents the key lessons and effective practices identified by the delegates within the following themes:. • ... Key lessons:. • Many changes can be anticipated and should be carefully planned for. •

2 Mar 2012: Council has carried out its own research and provided economic evidence that has. ... nations (from the World Economic Forum 2002) against a ‘design-index’ derived from.

21 Nov 2012: knowledge of economics, as often believed. – The industrial policy-makers of East Asia were not. ... But, saying that export is the key to economic. development is not to say that developing.

13 Dec 2022: 4.2 Integrating the lessons of the pandemic into a more dynamic research and innovation system. ... research around strategic technology areas, and in the translation, demonstration, and commercialisation of the research to unlock economic opportunities.

26 Jun 2015: Given that R&D lies at the heart of all technology intensive enterprises and is a critical resource to be managed for societal, environmental and economic benefit, the theme will be: ... and Tietze, F., (2015), ‘SME innovation – practice and needs,

13 Mar 2012: Economic research tends to focus on the 'average' firm. However, for the study of innovation and firm dynamics, the whole range of firms are of interest, from those that are very ... Developing practical tools and techniques to support them. Learning

9 May 2012: Protection given to technology adds significant economic value to firms, enhances their competitive position and adds to their market reputation.

12 Jun 2023: on new technologies like quantum is essential to enhance productivity and contribute to economic growth. ... successfully facilitated a public live session at the recent World Economic Forum’s (WEF) Annual Meeting in Davos in January.

5 Aug 2019: This paper is organised as follows. Section 1 outlines the convincing but incomplete narrative of how innovation influences economic growth that primarily draws on lessons from economic and science. ... The pervasive influence of modern orthodox

8 Mar 2022: A continuous data thread and lessons learned from past projects could be leveraged for more efficient, accelerated and robust manufacturing processes. ... International Journal of Production Economics, 192: 66–80. Wollermann A., Gómez Medina F.,

13 Mar 2012: 1990s. The survivors then benefited from the economic e x p a n s i o n l a t e r i n t h e decade. ... y Management, looks at the impact of major economic t r e n d s , s u c h a s t h e I T revolution, the technology crash and

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

Toggle navigation. Toggle navigation. How to implement open innovation: lessons from studying large multinational companies. ... How to implement open innovation: lessons from studying large multinational companies.

Enabling economic growth: effective support for smaller manufacturing businesses' suggests new ways of directing support to manufacturing SMEs. ... The new report Enabling economic growth: effective support for smaller manufacturing businesses suggests

Toggle navigation. Toggle navigation. News archive. Building strategic university-industry partnerships: lessons from the UK and US. ... The Centre for Science, Technology and Innovation Policy (CSTI) at the University of Cambridge has released a report

How to introduce quantum computers without slowing economic growth, Nature, 619 (7970), 461-464. ... Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 192, 465-481. Wannakrairoj, W. and C.

Toggle navigation. Toggle navigation. Implementing open innovation: lessons from multi-national companies. ... Implementing open innovation: lessons from multi-national companies. Dr Letizia Mortara looks at how multi-nationals have been approaching Open

Toggle navigation. Toggle navigation. News archive. 150 Essex companies are first to receive economic downturn help. ... The businesses that are involved in this programme will see many benefits including improved economic performance and competitiveness,

Industrial economics, strategy and governance. An introduction to the principles and practice of industrial economics and the role of manufacturing in the global economy. ... Module learning outcomes. The course is designed to situate firm practices and

Research. Frank pursues research at the intersection of engineering/technology, management sciences and business (micro) economics. ... His work is published widely in leading international journals, such as, Research Policy, Nature Biotechnology,

Toggle navigation. Toggle navigation. News archive. Dr Jag Srai talks about digital supply chains for the World Economic Forum. ... social and economic consequences if we fail to take an uncritical approach to digitalisation.

particular science and engineering research) into new technologies, industries and economic wealth.

Toggle navigation. Toggle navigation. News archive. Cyber-Human-Lab and World Economic Forum paper outlines opportunities for human-centric transformation of manufacturing. ... The report was authored by: Mirco Möncks, Elisa Roth, Thomas Bohné of the

He has advised several national and regional governments as well as international organisations including UNIDO, OECD, ADB, UNCTAD and the World Economic Forum. ... Presented at the Singapore Economic Review Conference 2011, Singapore. A revised version

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Toggle navigation. Toggle navigation. Our education programmes combine a comprehensive grounding in engineering, management and economic principles with practical application in industry.

strategies. As Senior Policy Analyst, he provides economics expertise to all Policy Links projects and manages technical and financial proposals for international donors. ... Michele holds a PhD in Production and Development Economics from the University

Internationally, Dr Srai is Co-Chair of the World Economic Forum Council on the Future of Advanced Manufacturing and Production, and inputs to UNCTAD’s annual industrial development reports, most recently ... International Journal of Production

Toggle navigation. Toggle navigation. People. Dr Letizia Mortara. Associate Professor. Letizia Mortara is an Associate Professor at the Institute for Manufacturing, Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge, where she convenes the Decision

Jennifer conducts economic and policy analysis to inform industrial and innovation policies in developing and developed countries. ... In her role as Policy Analyst, Jennifer provides expertise in development economics and public policy in areas including

Characterizing Maturity Levels for Organization-wide Roadmapping Implementation’. ‘Kick-Starting Roadmapping Implementation in Corporate Settings: Lessons Learned from IHI Corporation’. ... Practical Roadmapping Implementation: What we learned from

and skills portfolios to reconfigure around high-value economic opportunities associated with emerging technology-based products. ... Download the article 'Technology-based economic growth strategies'. Date published. 31 May 2017.

Improved integration into business strategies. Supporting governments and university leaders in delivering a step change in the contributions universities make to innovation and economic prosperity.

He completed his PhD at the Department of Land Economy, Cambridge, where he investigated the socio-economic determinants of health public and the health impact of climate change mitigation policies. ... He then took part in a research project funded by

Dr Shi is a former lecturer in the school of Economics and Management at Tsinghua University, Beijing, joining the IfM in 1994. ... Wu, XB, Ma, R., Shi, YJ. & Rong, K. (2009). Secondary Innovation: The Path of Catch-up with "Made in China", China

With his team he co-founded and is co-leading the Augmented Workforce Initiative in collaboration with the World Economic Forum.

By training, Joscelyn is an economist, having previously studied for her BA degree in Economics at Cambridge. ... Her most recent position as a Senior Consultant at London Economics, a boutique economic and policy consultancy, involved managing

In his dissertation he worked closely with Prof Tim Minshall on challenges and lessons learned in disaster response manufacturing consortia with a case study on the UK Ventilator Challenge.

He served as Professor in Industrial Management and Economics at Chalmers University of Technology and is founder of CIP – Center for Intellectual Property Studies at Chalmers. ... Ove has been a frequent visitor to Stanford's Institute for Economic

Overview. To develop more sustainable societies, industries need to better understand how to respond to environmental, economic and social challenges and transform industrial behaviour.

She completed her PhD in Industrial Economics at the University of Urbino (Italy) in March 2021. ... Between 2020 and 2021 she was Economic Expert in the Prime Minister Office in Italy.

He earned a Distinction in the MBA course at Sasin School of Management, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand and also a Distinction in the Advanced Diploma in Economics course at the University of

Alena worked on developing data-driven probabilistic models for predicting economic recessions, and models for optimising infrastructure applied to land-use in developed countries. ... Research interest. Mathematical modelling, optimisation, optimal

His work explores the practical aspects, obstacles, and opportunities linked to these new ventures, highlighting their significance in promoting regional economic growth and sustainable transformations. ... Frieder holds a PhD and an MSc from the London