IC² Presentations

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This collection contains presentation slides and other documentation of lectures and events sponsored by the IC² Institute. Note that formal papers resulting from IC² events may be found in other collections.

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    IC2 Global Fellows Meeting 2009
    (IC² Institute, The University of Texas at Austin, 2009-05) Various authors
    Presentation slides from the IC² Global Fellows Meeting held at the University of Texas at Austin on May 6-8, 2009. The conference was on the theme "Global Perspectives on Technology Transfer and Commercialization." Presentations summarize the state of technology transfer in the countries and regions represented by IC² Global Fellows, in addition to presentations by IC² Directors on the recent work of their programs.
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    Open Innovation Conference 2012
    (2012-11-08) Various
    Presentation slides from the First Annual Open Innovation Conference held at the University of Texas at Austin on November 8-9, 2012. The conference was sponsored by the IC² Institute on the theme "The Journey from Ideation to Innovation." From the conference announcement: "The concept of open innovation has been an emerging trend in business and research in recent years. The work of Henry Chesbrough and others in the academic community galvanized the concept that innovation is a fluid rather than formulaic process. As a result of popular writing, the topic of open innovation has seen a marked increase in research on the application of this popular theory. Despite the extensive literature on the topic along with market interest on the parts of the academic and business community, the idea of open innovation is still under development in a practical sense... One of the areas of innovation often ignored in conferences and research include the journey of a basic idea: whether business model, technology or general notion, from the mind of an innovator into reality." To identify the authors of the individual presentation files, see the conference schedule file.
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