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1 May 2012: CTM researchers have identified a five-step process for making the business case for new technologies:. ... ISSN 1752-895X. Making the business case for new technologies. 5 Present the business case and negotiate next steps.

13 Mar 2012: He will alsocontinue a Gatsby-supported research projectcomparing the different ways in whichcountries support new technology venturecreation and growth. ... To find out moresee the new GATIC website:www.tim.ethz.ch/gatic/which includes the outputsfrom

13 Mar 2012: The Centre for Technology Management is pleasedto welcome Bespak plc as a new corporate member. ... Complex dynamic systemsthinking is a new paradigmthat can help to understandhow the limits to knowledgeimpact on co-evolutionprocesses.

13 Mar 2012: Centre news. New software tool helpscompanies choose the righttechnology. A software tool is being developed to assist industrialmanagers in selecting the most appropriate technologyfor their organisations. ... change the proposed factorsand/or add new

13 Mar 2012: and some of these companies then. floated on the Neuer Markt (a new. ... location and new time of year, for. what should be our biggest and.

13 Mar 2012: January. February. 7th 5-7.30pm Evening Workshop New approaches toCambridge manufacturing training. ... There were 40 papers in two parallel streams of applicationsand new technical research.

13 Mar 2012: New people, new projects, new events. 3. Research update. Entering newmarkets early - therisks and benefits. ... See below for further details. NPI collaborationIncreasingly the development of new products involves.

13 Mar 2012: Sustainable production. Centre news. 3. New member COM DEV. Scott Wilson joins Centre team. ... What new issues, or newangles on old issues, reside in the software domain?

1 May 2012: Creating business clusters (such as Silicon Valley or Cambridge Technophole) encourages new product development and creates a vibrant business ecosystem. ... How can we nurture a region or • cluster to create momentum for new opportunities?

1 May 2012: market or macro-economic shifts). This has led to increased harmonisation of products and processes and new global roles in co-ordinating transfers. ... Major investment decisions for new production lines and complete plants are likely to be required.