This workshop focuses on the “Cambridge” approach to managing innovation based on scientific inventions and novel technologies (sometimes also called Three Chasms Approach). This concept is based on the observations of innovation life cycles and maturity trajectories in several global centres of academic innovation. Its purpose is to support innovation managers and entrepreneurs in decision making and resource allocation across the maturity curve of their product, technology or organization. In our workshop, we will focus on understanding the theory behind this approach and will further learn how to use related tools that support decision making and strategic thinking for management of science- and technology-enabled innovation.
Dr. Slaven Stekovic, MBA is a serial entrepreneur, scientist and book author in the areas of longevity, robotics, AI drug discovery and age-related diseases. He has founded several successful companies and is serving on the boards of multiple organizations in the areas of life science, education, chemical engineering, construction materials and consumer products. Slaven is an active business angel and venture capitalist focusing on IP-heavy, early-stage companies in the UK, Austria and the Balkans. He holds degrees from the University of Graz and the University of Cambridge and has been teaching at multiple European universities for almost a decade.
The Entrepreneurship for Scientists Series organized by the TU Wien Innovation Incubation Center (i²c) is targeting scientists who would like to enrich or develop personal entrepreneurial skillset & business competencies, know more about opportunities how to navigate innovations from „the lab“ to society or who would simply like to engage in entrepreneurial thinking. These workshops are free of charge to scientists from all faculties and institutes of TU Wien. Registration required.
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