Accelerate Your Technologies’ Time to Market Effectively
With increasing attention on generating returns from R&D investment, there is a growing interest to understand the role of technology transfer, mechanisms and best practices to bring Intellectual Property (IP) and technologies to market.
This five-day Technology Commercialisation Webinar empowers you with the knowledge, skillset and confidence to navigate the complexities related to transitioning new technologies from the lab to the marketplace across various industries and geographical locations. Through lectures, case studies and group discussions, you will gain real-world insights on how different technology commercialisation strategies can be applied to your technology portfolio and organisation.
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FEES PER PARTICIPANT
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LOCATION Zoom |
REGISTRATION DEADLINE 6 May 2022 |
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KEY BENEFITS
This practice-oriented and hands-on webinar takes participants through a step-by-step process of:
- Acquiring the basics of Intellectual Property (IP), and understand the types of IP rights and management.
- Understanding the fundamentals of technology transfer and the IP commercialisation process.
- Gaining knowledge and tools to evaluate new technologies and patents, and conduct patent analytics.
- Obtaining practical tips and tools to bring IP and technology to market.
- Identifying IP rights and models that are suitable for an industry-university research collaboration.
- Understanding technology valuation and licensing to support technology commercialisation.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Leaders and managers who are interested to review and commercialise IPs and technologies to secure their organisation’s investment returns, including:
- R&D or innovation and enterprise managers and officers
- Tech transfer managers
“Thank you for organising such a great webinar! Even without flying to Singapore during this period of time, we were able to learn and discuss the essential tools for technology commercialisation.”
– Dr Mike Ng, Senior Knowledge Transfer Officer, Hong Kong Baptist University
on the Technology Commercialisation Webinar Series that was held in August 2020
TRAINERS
Dr Sze Tiam Lin |
Michael Goh |
OVERVIEW OF MODULES
Click here to download more details about the Module Outlines.
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NOTES TO PARTICIPANTS
- Participants are strongly advised to apply at least 3 weeks in advance.
- Applications received after the registration deadline will be considered based on space availability.
- As this is a hands-on webinar, participants are advised to identify some technologies or problem statements as materials to prepare for the practical sessions.
- Please prepare laptops or electronic devices that can access as well as internet access for the group discussions and practical assignments.
TRAINERS' PROFILES
Dr Sze Tiam Lin
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With more than 20 years of experience in commercialisation of new technologies and IP management, Dr Sze leads the IPI team in addressing technology and innovation needs of enterprises from the industry in areas spanning across Infocomm Technology & Electronics, Energy & Environment, Materials & Chemicals, Health & Personal Care, Manufacturing, amongst others. Prior to IPI, Dr Sze was the Senior Vice President at ETPL (now A*ccelerate), the commercialisation arm of Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR). He worked on commercialising new technologies and, being a pioneer, contributed to several best practices in industry-research collaboration, licensing, technology and market intelligence, IP management and strategy, and licensing professional skills and training. Dr Sze is a Certified Licensing Professional (CLP) and a council member of the Executive Committee of the Licensing Executive Society (LES), Singapore. He holds a PhD and a Bachelor of Engineering in Automatic Control & Systems Engineering from the University of Sheffield, UK and received an executive education in Strategic R&D Management at INSEAD, Fontainebleau.
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Michael Goh
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Michael Goh is Chief Operating Officer at IPI. He leads a multidisciplinary team of innovation managers who work with enterprises to source for technologies both locally or from abroad; and facilitate partnerships to bring new and innovative products and services to the market. Michael is passionate about sharing his knowledge in intellectual property (IP), IP management and commercialisation gained over 15 years at IPI and previous work experience with Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS) and ETPL (now A*ccelerate). He has spoken at innovation events as well as conducted training workshops on technology commercialisation and open innovation. Michael graduated with a Master of Philosophy and a Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Manchester Institute of Science & Technology.
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