“Open innovation” isn’t a term you associate with Australia. We don’t even fund it anymore. When we used to, it was called Innovation Exchange. But it collapsed. Listening to accomplished speakers highlighting this point at the recent Innovation Series event at Langham Hotel, I asked myself: “Why?”
Surely the commercialisation of our world-class R&D is in the public interest. So why do we circle warily around the intellectual property that is created? Rowan Gilmore explores this faux siege. I enjoy telling the story about one of our first Commercialisation Bootcamps, a two-day professional development program run by the Australian Institute for Commercialisation…
Surely the commercialisation of our world-class R&D is in the public interest. So why do we circle warily around the intellectual property that is created? Rowan Gilmore explores this faux siege. I enjoy telling the story about one of our first Commercialisation Bootcamps, a two-day professional development program run by the Australian Institute for Commercialisation…
Have you ever stopped to think about how many ideas you have each day? Probably thousands. Ideas like ‘I’ll take the dog for a walk before it starts to rain’. If it rains, then that was a good idea. Everything in life starts with an idea. There are good ideas and bad ideas. But stop…
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