Orientation Session Winter Term 15/16 Prof. Dr. Knut Blind

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1 Orientation Session Winter Term 15/16 Prof. Dr. Knut Blind Technische Universität Berlin, Chair of Innovation Economics Fraunhofer Institute of Open Communication Systems, Public Innovation Rotterdam School of Management, Chair of Standardization Berlin,

2 Agenda Chair of Innovation Economics Overview of Winter Term 2015/2016 Outlook of Summer Term Examination Regulations 2

3 Agenda Chair of Innovation Economics Overview of Winter Term 2015/2016 Outlook of Summer Term 2016 Examination Regulations 3

4 Professor Knut Blind One of the 100 most influential economists according to the F.A.Z. (ranking 2013) One of the Top 50 management researchers in Germany according to the Handelsblatt (ranking 2014 for his life s work based on Scientific Publications) (among Top 3 in the Category Innovation Management) 1990: BA of Economics at Brock University (Canada) 1992: Diploma in Economics at University of Freiburg 1995: Doctoral dissertation at University of Freiburg in Economics of Security in Communication Systems 2003: Habilitation in Economics at University of Kassel in Economics of Standards present: Professor of Innovation Economics at TU Berlin present: Professor of Standardization at the Rotterdam School of Management at the Erasmus University 2009 present: Visiting Professor at Europe College in Bruges 2011 present: Guest lecturer at the University of Geneva 4

5 Current Team 3 internal, but project funded PostDocs 2 externally funded PostDocs and several guest researchers 2 internally funded PhDs 4 internal, but project funded PhDs ca. 10 externally funded PhDs 0.5 secretary 5 student assistants 5

6 Collaboration and Partners DFG Graduiertenkolleg Innovationsgesellschaft heute Geschäftsstelle der Expertenkommission Forschung und Innovation der Bundesregierung HARTING Graduiertenkolleg Rotterdam School of Management Institut der Fraunhofer Gesellschaft 6

7 Partners Institutions DIN, DKE CEN, CENELEC, ETSI ISO, IEC, ITU DPMA EPO WIPO WTO World bank Companies Daimler AG Volkswagen AG Audi AG Bosch Rexroth Siemens AG Deutsche Telekom AG Microsoft Schäffler AG OECD 7

8 Partners Universities/Research Institutes Manchester Institute of Innovation Research École des Mines Paris Northwestern University Chicago (Kellog School) University of Illinois University of Lund University of Geneva Europa College Brugge TU Delft RWTH Aachen Fraunhofer Institute of Innovation and System Research Berlin Doctoral Programme of Economics and Management (HU, FU, TU, ESMT) HU Berlin (IfQ, Master in Wissenschaftsforschung) FU Berlin BAM PTB NIST (National Institute of Standardisation and Technology, U.S.) KIST (Korean Institute of Science and Technology) Tongji University, Shanghai Universiteit Utrecht 8

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10 Chair of Innovation Economics Technische Universität Berlin FG Innovationsökonomie Sekr. MAR 2-5 Marchstraße 23 D Berlin Tel: 030 / Prof. Dr. Knut Blind Room MAR knut.blind@tu-berlin.de Secretary: Brigitte Essoun Room MAR brigitte.essoun@tu-berlin.de Matti Große Room MAR m.grosse@tu-berlin.de Jakob Pohlisch Room MAR jakob.pohlisch@tu-berlin.de 10

11 Competencies of the FG Innovation Economics Macroeconomic Level Sectorial and Technology Level Organisational Level Institutional and General Regulatory Framework Conditions: Drivers of and Impacts on Innovation Focus: Quality Infrastructure, incl. Standardization, and Intellectual Property Regimes Sector- and Technology-specific Policies and Regulatory Framework Conditions: Drivers of and Impacts on Innovation Focus: ICT, Services, Security, Environment, Energy, Biotechnology Cooperation and Competition: Drivers of and Impacts on Innovation Focus: Companies, Public Organizations and Research Institutes 11

12 German Stars Inventions and innovations are important. 12

13 Relevance of Innovations for technical progress, growth, welfare, employment and the society in general. 13

14 Agenda Chair of Innovation Economics Overview of Winter Term 2015/2016 Outlook Summer Term 2016 Examination Regulations Winter Term 2014/ /16 Prof. Dr. Blind Chair of Innovation Economics 14

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16 Innovation Economics Prof. Dr. Blind Lecture: Wednesday, 10 am 12 pm (c.t.) (H 0112) Kick-Off: October 14 th 2015 Jakob Pohlisch Exercise: Wednesday, 2 pm 4 pm (c.t.) (MAR 0.011) Kick-off: October 14 th 2015 Lecture: Neoclassic, evolutionary und historic-institutional theories Service innovation, open innovation & research collaboration Regional, sectoral and macroeconomic innovation effects Examination: 60% written exam (90min) Registration key on ISIS for all necessary materials: Schumpeter 16

17 Innovation Economics Exercise: Interactive understanding of the material 1 st part: Preparation and presentation by students (20 minutes) of relevant questions to deepen your knowledge of topics in innovation economics these should be interesting and engaging 2 nd part: review of lecture content and discussion of exam-style questions Portfolio: 40% 25% group presentation & discussion 15% midterm test (during lecture time) about 20 Minutes 17

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19 Relevance of IP Management 19

20 Relevance of IP Management 20

21 Failure to Protect Patents Consequences Stanley Cohen & Herbert Boyer Recombination of DNA - Publication in 1974 In 1974, Cohen and Boyer developed a method for the recombination for DNA which is used by practically every biochemist till this day. The researchers, however, were so anxious to be the first to publish in this hard-fought area of knowledge that the benefits resulting from the protection of their method did not even occur to them. Today, the losses of license revenue are estimated at a total of US$15bn. 21

22 Intellectual Property Management Prof. Blind Lecture: Wednesday, 12 2 pm c.t. (BIB 014) Kick-Off: October 14 th 2015 Matti Große Workshops in cooperation with Ericsson and Florenus: Workshops: Tuesdays, 4-6 pm (MAR 0.011) not weekly Kick-off: 27 th October 2015! Registration on ISIS for all necessary materials: IPStrategy Content: Patents, brands, trade secrets, other formal and informal methods of protection Licensing, Patent Pools and Patent Thickets IPR search Brand management IP value and competition analysis Anti-Counterfeit and Product Piracy Strategy Open Source and IPR in Open Innovation Examination: 50% written exam (60 min), 50 % workshop participation and successful presentation and documentation 22

23 (Preliminary) exercise organization Date Topic Location Time 27/10/2015 Kick-Off (with Ericsson and Florenus) 10/11/2015 (option 1) 01/12/2015 (option 2) Q&A with Matti Große (informal) Q&A with Matti Große (informal) 15/12/2015 Status reports (with Ericsson and Florenus) 19/01/2016 (voluntary) Q&A with Matti Große (informal) 09/02/2016 Final presentations (with Ericsson and Florenus) MAR MAR MAR tba MAR tba 4 6 pm (c.t.) 4 6 pm (c.t.) 4 6 pm (c.t.) 4 8 pm (s.t.) 4 6 pm (c.t.) 4 8 pm (s.t.) 23

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25 Sustainable Innovation Prof. Blind, Dr. Quitzow Lecture: Tuesday, 12 2 pm c.t. (EB 107) Kick-Off: October 13 th 2015 Guests speakers: policy-makers, business owners and academics Exercise: Tuesday, 2 4 pm c.t. (EB 107) Kick-Off: October 20 th 2015 Registration key on ISIS for all necessary materials: SustInno Content: Introduction to Innovation as a driver for growth and development The concept of sustainability, Environmental Innovation and Technological Change Demand side innovation Environmental Regulation, Innovation and International Competitiveness Sustainable Innovation Policy, Innovation Processes and Innovative Products Quality Management, Environmental Management and CSR Inclusive Innovation Social Entrepreneurship and Business Model Innovation Sharing Economy, BoP and Frugal Innovation 25

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27 Open Source and IP in the Digital Society Mirko Böhm Seminar: Held by Mirko Boehm, Founder, Open Source activist and software developer Focus on interrelationship of Open Source, Standardization and SSOs Last years guest speakers: founder of owncloud and Jochen Friedrich from IBM Research Workshop Written assignment (term paper) Presentation of results Lecture: Monday, 2-4 pm c.t (A 052) Kick-off: 19 th October 2015 Workshop: Monday, 4 6 pm c.t (A 052) Kick-off: 19 th October 2015 Examination: no exam!; grading: 50% assignment (term paper) and 50% presentation Limited to 30 students! Please register with Brigitte Essoun. 27

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29 alphaspirit Strategische Normung Wintersemester 2015/16 Vorstellung und Erwartungen

30 Was steckt hinter einer Norm? 2015, DIN e. V. 30

31 Themenbeispiele der Veranstaltung 2015, DIN e. V. 31

32 Normen im Produktlebenszyklus Idee Entsorgung Forschung Gesetze Vermarktung Patente Normen Spezifikationen Entwicklung Betrieb Herstellung 2015, DIN e. V. 32

33 Vorlesung und Übung Strategische Normung Modul Strategische Normung Vorlesung o Vermittlung der Theorie o starker Praxisbezug o Gastvorlesungen aus Industrie, Politik und Normung o Prüfung durch Klausur am Semesterende Modulnote o 60% Klausurleistung o 40% Übungsleistung Übung o Besuch von zwei selbst ausgewählten Gremiensitzungen und Verfassen dazugehöriger Sitzungsberichte o Teilnahme an einer simulierten Gremiensitzung und Entwicklung einer eigenen Norm o Beantwortung von Fragen zu den Gastvorträgen Anwählbar als Wahlpflichtmodul u. a. für Wirtschaftsingenieure, Maschinenbauer, Wirtschaftsinformatiker, Economics, 2015, DIN e. V. 33

34 Vorlesung und Übung Strategische Normung Erlernbare Kompetenzen: Fachkompetenz Ablauf der Normung und Prozessverständnis für die Erarbeitung von Dokumenten im Team Auswahlkriterien für Patente, Normen und Regeln Methodenkompetenz Ermittlung des Nutzens von Normung, Normen Sozialkompetenz Einbeziehung vielfältiger Meinung Teamfähigkeit 2015, DIN e. V. 34

35 DIN-Normungsexperte Zertifikat Mit Bestehen der Klausur und Beteiligung an einer Normungssitzung erhalten Sie ein industrieweit anerkanntes Zertifikat DIN-Normungsexperte 2015, DIN e. V. 35

36 Anmeldung und Downloads Die Anmeldung für die Lehrveranstaltung Strategische Normung erfolgt auf dem Lehrportal ISIS. Die Teilnehmerzahl ist auf 40 begrenzt. Fakultät VII / Institut für Technologie und Management/ Innovationsökonomie Passwort: Strategiewinter Eine Anmeldung für die Lehrveranstaltung Start am 15. Oktober muss bis zum 22. Oktober erfolgen. 2015, DIN e. V. 36

37 DIN Deutsches Institut für Normung e. V. LV Strategische Normung (6 ECTS) Vorlesungsbeginn: Do , 10:00 12:00 Uhr (c.t.), EW 229 Übung: Drei Blockveranstaltungen nach thematischer und terminlicher Vereinbarung inkl. Anfertigen zweier Berichte und eine weitere schriftliche Leistung Tutor: Lutz Schulte Kontakt: Tel Lehrbeauftragter: Dr.- Ing. Albert Hövel Leiter der Technische Abteilung 1 Feinmechanik und Optik, Lebensmittel, Umwelt, Gesundheit, Sicherheitstechnik Telefon: albert.hoevel@din.de DIN Deutsches Institut für Normung e. V. Am DIN-Platz Burggrafenstraße Berlin , DIN e. V. 37

38 Agenda Chair of Innovation Economics Overview of Winter Term 2015/2016 Outlook of Summer Term 2016 Examination Regulations 38

39 Outlook Summer Term 2016 Innovation Policy Prof. Dr. Blind Economic justification for government involvement in innovation Market and systemic failure approaches Research policy and funding, technology transfer Instruments of Innovation Policy Evaluation of Innovation Policy Tutorial: Guest lectures - International perspective of innovation policy. Strategische Normung see winter term Open Source and IP -Seminar see winter term Strategic Standardization Prof. Dr. Blind Formal standardization as a strategic tool Standardization processes Standardization and innovation Standardization and IPR The macroeconomic impact of standardization Opening of new markets Seminar Knowledge and technology transfer What is knowledge? What is transfer? How is it measured? Different transfer mechanisms such as patents, licensing and spin-offs Transfer at different levels (from micro to macro) 39

40 Agenda Chair of Innovation Economics Overview Winter Term 2014/2015 Outlook Summer Term 2015 Examination Regulations 40

41 Examination Requirements Courses can be assigned only as a unit: VL + UE (exception for Erasmus students) Completion of a written test and test equivalent coursework in the exercises (mostly presentations, assignments and/or group work), Final grade depends on the subject Innovation Economics 60% test 40% exercise (PÄS) IP Management 50% test 50% exercise (PÄS) Open Source 50% assignment 50% presentation (PÄS) Sustainable Innovation 60% test 40% assignment Final grade are based on a point score (out of 100) according to the indicated weighting Exam dates: 2 dates for all subjects 41

42 Organizational Matters Lectures outlines and dates to be found on the ISIS portal or on our website: Password for ISIS will be announced in the first lecture Please check our website and ISIS for any updates Check your TU-Mailbox too! Lecture Starting date Time Place Sustainable Innovation Tues, Oct 13 th 12 2 p.m. c.t. EB 107 Innovation Economics Wed, Oct 14 th 10 a.m. 12 p.m. c.t. H 0112 IP Management Wed, Oct 14 th 12 2 p.m. c.t. BIB 014 Strategische Normung Thu, Oct 15 th 10 a.m. 12 p.m. c.t. EW 229 Open Source Seminar Mon, Oct 19 th 2 4 p.m. c.t. A

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