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Regional Assessments

On-site research and assesments of science, technology and innovation (STI) capacity with recommendations for building STI capacity.  Examples of factors to be examined include:

Infrastructure for STI capacity Programs for entrepreneurs
 ▫ science and technology  ▫ business incubation
 ▫ telecommunications and IT  ▫ business acceleration
 ▫ legal/political/institutional   ▫ entrepreneurial networks
Government issues  Global STI competitiveness
 ▫ policies  ▫ export potential
 ▫ regulation and legislation  ▫ sources of new innovation
 ▫ leadership  ▫ value-add possibilities
Education for STI capacity  ▫ access to markets
 ▫ primary and secondary  Access to capital for STI
 ▫ higher  ▫ domestic funds
▫ workforce training (tech and business)    ▫ international funds
 Sustainability
 ▫ strategic investments (FDI)

Establishing New Programs for Technology Commercialization

•  Incubation: Development of new technology business incubators; training of incubator managers; operations assistance; creation and training of advisory boards.
•  Technology transfer: Creation of technology licensing or technology commercialization offices within universities or research centers; transfer of IC² knowledge on processes; training of managers; operations assistance.
•  Accelerators (in region and in foreign markets): Development of programs to accelerate established technology businesses in new markets; training of managers; dedicated business development teams to promote resident companies.
•  Innovation centers: Transfer of IC² Institute knowledge on networks, fellows, conferences, research, etc.; review board formation and training.
•  Educational centers: Transfer of IC² workshop curricula to faculty at institutions; transfer or delivery of UT Master’s degree program.

Early Stage Technologies:  Lab to Market

•  Early-stage technology screening: Inventorying, examining, and rating commercial potential of technologies developed in universities or labs.
•  Technology assessments: Analysis of factors effecting commercialization; primary research in a targeted market; development of commercialization strategies.
•  Competitions to select technologies for funding or further development.
•  Business development: Development of contacts with partners or customers.
•  Training of technology representatives: Commercialization strategies, including creation of new ventures, licensing, and further development.

Venture, SME Screening & Assistance

•  Screening commercial potential of new ventures and small to medium technology enterprises (SMEs).
•  Competitions to select businesses for funding or further development. Includes coaching business representatives on presentations.
•  Technology assessments for new ventures or established small to medium technology companies: Analysis of factors effecting commercialization; primary research in a targeted market; development of commercialization strategies.
•  Business development and acceleration of ventures and SMEs.
•  Training of technology representatives: Modules on strategy, financing, marketing, and presentations.
•  Coaching business teams and management development.

IC² Training Programs for Commercialization Managers, Entrepreneurs and Technologists

•  Training managers in effectively screening technologies.
•  Training managers, entrepreneurs, and technologists in IC² Quicklook technology assessment methodology.
•  Converting Technology to Wealth: 6-module entrepreneurship training program.
•  Customized training of members of review and advisory boards.
•  Training business development mangers through hands-on residential internships.
•  Incubator management training—best practices.

 
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