TII Summer School - Skills Development Course for the TT and Innovation-Support Professions
11 September 2006 - 15 September 2006
Austria
The summer school offers a one-week programme of five stand-alone training workshops covering different aspects of managing the innovation and research exploitation process, and is delivered by practitioners for practitioners.
The subjects being covered this year are:
Day 1: An Introduction to Innovation Management
Day 2: Making the Business Case for Technology Opportunities
Day 3: The Commercialisation of a Knowledge-Intensive Business Idea
Day 4: Building Success in International Project Management
Day 5: Marketing Scientific Results and Services in a Turbulent Environment - What is really working in technology marketing and commercialisation today?
The trainers come from Austria, Denmark, the Netherlands, Belgium and Australia and all of them are seasoned professionals who are well-placed to share their in-depth, practical experience of their subject with the participants. The workshops offer a lively mix of theory and practice delivered via presentations, case studies and group work, all in a relaxed, multi-cultural training environment. The language of the course is English.
Participants may register for all or part of the summer school and special rates are available for colleagues in central and eastern Europe. A full programme and on-line registration facility are available on the Events page of the TII website at www.tii.org
The subjects being covered this year are:
Day 1: An Introduction to Innovation Management
Day 2: Making the Business Case for Technology Opportunities
Day 3: The Commercialisation of a Knowledge-Intensive Business Idea
Day 4: Building Success in International Project Management
Day 5: Marketing Scientific Results and Services in a Turbulent Environment - What is really working in technology marketing and commercialisation today?
The trainers come from Austria, Denmark, the Netherlands, Belgium and Australia and all of them are seasoned professionals who are well-placed to share their in-depth, practical experience of their subject with the participants. The workshops offer a lively mix of theory and practice delivered via presentations, case studies and group work, all in a relaxed, multi-cultural training environment. The language of the course is English.
Participants may register for all or part of the summer school and special rates are available for colleagues in central and eastern Europe. A full programme and on-line registration facility are available on the Events page of the TII website at www.tii.org