Sunday, 6th December 2009 |
1800 – 2100 |
Welcome Reception & Delegate Registration at The Hard Rock Cafe
Located in the heart of Times Square, the Hard Rock Cafe New York will rock your senses with tantalizing food and drinks and an awe-inspiring rock
memorabilia collection. Priceless pieces from legends The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Nirvana, Billy Joel, The Ramones and Elvis Presley grace the cafe walls along with more
contemporary items including stage costumes worn by Madonna and Gwen Stefani. The Times Square cafe also features rock 'n' roll memorabilia from Hard Rock's unmatched collection,
including artists with New York ties, such as John Lennon, Jimi Hendrix, The Ramones and Bruce Springsteen. A New York style buffet, wine, beer and sodas will be available for
the whole 3 hours.
Venue: The New York Room at The Hard Rock Cafe New York, Times Square. Please make your own way -
click here for directions
Website: www.hardrock.com/newyork
Dress Code: Casual
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Monday, 7th December 2009 |
from 0815 |
Delegate Registration
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0900 – 0910 |
Symposium Welcome
Iain Bitran, Executive Director, ISPIM
Dr Lisa R Braverman, Dean, School of Continuing and Professional Studies and Center for Innovation
Management, The Fashion Institute of Technology
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0910 – 0950 |
Keynote Speaker: Dr Rita Gunther McGrath
Associate Professor, Columbia Business School
Co-author of Discovery Driven Growth, The Entrepreneurial Mindset and MarketBusters
Growth in Uncertain Times
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0950 – 1030 |
Keynote Speaker: Debra M Amidon
Founder and CEO, ENTOVATION International Ltd
Author of The Innovation SuperHighway and Knowledge Economics
The Trapeze Parable: Challenges for Innovation Performance
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1030 – 1100 |
Coffee Break |
1100 – 1200 |
Opening Panel Discussion: Stimulating Recovery
Moderated by: James D Thompson
Associate Director of Wharton Entrepreneurial Programs; Director of Societal Wealth Program
The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
Panel Members:
Debra M Amidon, ENTOVATION International Ltd
Dr Rita Gunther McGrath, Columbia Business School
Dr Howard R Moskowitz, Moskowitz Jacobs Inc.
Dr Gina O'Connor, Lally School of Management & Technology
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1200 – 1230 |
Plenary Speaker: Dr Gina O'Connor
Academic Director, Radical Innovation Research Project, Lally School of Management & Technology
Author of Grabbing Lightning: Building a Capability for Breakthrough Innovation
Breakthrough Innovation in Good Times and Bad
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1230 – 1330 |
Networking Lunch |
1330 – 1700 |
Innovation Insights - Parallel Sessions
Visit to Google’s New York Headquarters (starts at 14:00)
Includes a tour and presentation by Jonathan Rochelle,
Group Product Manager, on Google’s innovative products/services management (prior registration required).
Venue: Google, Inc., 76 Ninth Ave, 6th Floor, New York, NY 10011. Please make your own way -
click here for directions.
This visit is for the first 60 people that registered only - click here for the official list. If you are not on the list (Google already has it) you should not attend. Remember to wear badges and to
bring photo ID. If you are not on the list or do not have ID, Google will refuse entry! |
Luminary Sessions:
Venue: The Morris W & Fannie B Haft Auditorium, the Fashion Institute of Technology
Session 1: Innovation - a practical perspective (1330 - 1530)
Moderated by Dr Alexander Gofman
Speakers include:
Jody Holtzman, AARP
Dr Howard R Moskowitz, Moskowitz Jacobs Inc.
Robyn Raybould, Microsoft, Inc.
Coffee Break (1530 - 1600)
Session 2: Innovation in New York City (1600 - 1700)
Moderated by Thomas R Moebus, The Levin Institute of the State University of New York
Speakers include:
Jonathan Bowles, Director, Center for an Urban Future
Kristy Sundjaja, Vice President, Media, Green and Emerging Technology, New York City Economic Development Corporation |
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1700 |
End of Sessions - Day One |
1830 – 2200 |
Dinner Cruise around Lower Manhattan and The Statue of Liberty
Revel in a spectacular view of the greatest skyline in the world. Until you've seen Manhattan from the water, you really haven't seen Manhattan.
It’s a vantage point you have to experience firsthand to fully comprehend. And when you cruise out of our dock in New York, you will get exactly that - a wide-open,
ever-changing view that will take your breath away.
Plus Symposium Awards:
The Knut Holt Award for Best Symposium Paper
The Best Student Paper Award
Venue: The Spirit of New York, departing Chelsea Piers, Pier 62, West 23rd St. Please make your own way -
click here for directions - badges obligatory for entry and be on time as the boat will not wait!
Website: www.spiritofnewyork.com/ny/index.jsp
Dress Code: For dinner, we recommend casual to dressy attire. Unacceptable attire would include men’s sleeveless shirts, cut-offs, torn clothing and clothing with
offensive messaging.
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Tuesday, 8th December 2009 |
0900 – 1030 |
Facilitated Parallel Sessions
(15 minutes per presenter plus 30 minutes group discussion)
Session 1.1:
Open innovation 1
Room: Katie Murphy
Facilitator: Monika Kriaucioniene |
Session 1.2:
Innovation for recovery
Room: SR9
Facilitator: Eelko Huizingh |
Session 1.3:
Service innovation
Room: SR4
Facilitator: Hubert Vaughan |
Session 1.4:
Lean innovation
Room: SR5
Facilitator: Gina O'Connor |
Kristina Jespersen: User-involvement and open innovation: The case of decision-maker openness
Short-listed for The Knut Holt Best Paper Award |
Killian McCarthy: How Do Firms Respond to Crisis Reports: To Innovate or Not To Innovate? |
Hervé Mathe: Strategic Intents and Innovation Models in a Service Economy under Regulation: a tentative taxonomy |
Jack Hipple: Accelerating Innovation by Learning from Others |
Birgitta Bergvall- Kåreborn: An Milieu for Open Innovation - Defining Living Lab |
Helena Forsman: Small Enterprises as a Source of Recovery. Towards High Innovation Performers in Manufacturing and Service Industries |
Alfred Li-Ping Cheng: Service Innovation by Market, Institution, or technology: Exploration and Comparison on the Driving Forces |
Dragan Stokic: Tools for Collaborative Work on Lean Innovation |
Iiro Salkari: Open innovation forum for developing industrial service business - a case study |
Franc Gider: Support of spin-off firms in Slovenia |
Tor Helge Aas: Service Innovation Management: Designing an Ex-ante Value Assessment Tool |
Philipp Schmitt: Coordination mechanisms and their effects on project level performance from a lean product development perspective |
Gergana Vladova: Informal knowledge flows in open innovation: both a blessing and a curse? |
Gillian Marcelle: Managing innovation for recovery and structural change |
Maaria Nuutinen: Revealing barriers to service innovations in two manufacturing companies - An organisational culture point of view |
Jayakanth Srinivasan: Creating a Lean System of Innovation: The Case of Rockwell Collins |
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1030 – 1100 |
Coffee Break |
1100 – 1230 |
Facilitated Parallel Sessions
(15 minutes per presenter plus 30 minutes group discussion)
Session 2.1:
Open innovation 2
Room: Katie Murphy
Facilitator: Marko Torkkeli |
Session 2.2:
Measuring &
managing innovation
Room: SR9
Facilitator: Eelko Huizingh |
Session 2.3:
Stimulating innovation networks
Room: SR4
Facilitator: Tobias Müller-Prothmann |
Session 2.4:
Opportunities for
innovation
Room: SR5
Facilitator: Csaba Deák |
Session 2.5:
Innovating with people
Room: SR1
Facilitator: Teemu Santonen |
Juan Serrano: Comparative dynamics of inter-firm technology partnering in Europe : a Spanish perspective on Technology Platforms |
Veigo Kell: Why most innovation papers bring up so little practical value? |
Maria Claudia Perez: Use of social network analysis as an approach to increase innovation diffusion in the Colombian healthcare system |
Maria Victoria Muerza: Methodology for the diagnosis of technological diversification in the companies. |
Felix Reymann: Developing Products, Services or Product-Service-Systems to Satisfy the Customers' Needs |
Juha Väätänen, Daria Podmetina: Open Innovation Business Models in Russia: Role of Clusters, Stakeholders and Networks |
Samuli Kortelainen: Finding the Exploration-Exploitation Balance in Changing Industries |
Monika Petraite - Kriaucioniene: Creating networks for innovation in response to the worldwide health challenges: the case from the neuromedical research |
Nico Thom: Technology Foresight in the ICT sector - Exploration of new business opportunities |
Anna Ståhlbröst, Birgitta Bergvall-Kåreborn, Marita Holst: Striving for Realism in a User Involvement Process |
Irina Savitskaya: Outbound open innovation: a model for external technology commercialisation |
Satoko Ida: Impact of Changes in Firms' Boundaries and Determinants of Innovation -Cases of Japanese Pharmaceutical Firms- |
Thomas Brantle: The Competitive Network of Innovation, Complexity and Self Organization |
Mark P. Dangelo: Using Intelligent Analytics and Creating Adaptable Innovation in "The Cloud" |
Vesa Laine: R&D&I Management in Engineering Company Utilizing Innovation Mill |
Arash Golnam: A Systemic Approach for Designing Open Innovation Value Networks |
Xavier Pavie: Innovation Capacity and Responsibility of Firms Operating in Regulated Markets |
Murk Peutz: Large-scale involvement of SMEs not participating in Innovation Networks |
Kostas Galanakis: Decode global economic crisis influences on Innovation Cycle using System Dynamics |
Elena Arce: Culture Compatibility and Innovation During a Merger: The Case of Tecnalia |
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1230 – 1330 |
Networking Lunch |
1330 – 1400 |
Plenary Speaker: Dr Alan G Robinson
Professor, Isenberg School of Management at the University of Massachusetts
Author of Ideas Are Free, Corporate Creativity and Modern Approaches to Manufacturing Improvement
How World Class Organizations Manage Innovation Through Employee Ideas
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1400 – 1500 |
Panel Discussion: Innovation = Recovery: Are you ready or just talking about it?
Moderated by: Jeff Hovis & Joanne Hyland
Hovis: Managing Principal, Product Genesis
Hyland: President, Radical Innovation Group
Panel Members:
Dr George W Coulston, Kennametal, Inc.
John Fohr, Lux Capital Management
Ted E Goodwin, Appleton Papers, Inc.
Raj Ritu, Deere & Company
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1500 – 1530 |
Coffee Break |
1530 – 1700 |
Facilitated Parallel Sessions (15 minutes per presenter plus 30 minutes group discussion)
Session 3.1
Open innovation & collaboration
Room: Katie Murphy
Facilitator: Anne-Laure Mention |
Session 3.2
Innovating business models
Room: SR9
Facilitator: Jayakanth Srinivasan |
Session 3.3
Innovation strategies
Room: SR4
Facilitator: Marko Seppänen |
Session 3.4
Training & education
Room: SR5
Facilitator: Iris Ginzburg |
Workshop
Room: SR1
Moderators: Jeff Hovis & Joanne Hyland |
Andrea Stucki: Open Innovation as an Option for Reacting to Reform and Crisis: What Factors Influence the Adoption of Open Innovation? |
Tanguy Coenen: The Simbu method - Supporting creativity in business modelling for open innovation. |
Marko Torkkeli: Disruptive Elements in the OLED Business Ecosystem |
Johanna Anzengruber: Designing a global competency management framework |
Grabbing Lightning: The Journey Continues… Assessing Your Company’s Innovation Maturity Level This workshop is limited to 20 participants. Download Workshop Outline |
Farah Abdallah, Arash Golnam: The Co-opetitive Edge: Drivers for Rivals to Collaborate in Standard Setting Organizations |
Hubert Vaughan: Business Model Innovation: Collaborative Services Integration for an IT Service Provider |
Volkmar Doericht: The Evolution of Disruptive Technologies |
Teemu Santonen: Creating the Foundations for Mass Innovation: Implementing National Open Innovation System (NOIS) as a Part of Higher Education |
Sabine Brunswicker: "Crossing horizons" - Leveraging cross-industry innovation sourcing in the front-end of the innovation process |
Larry Digal: Performance factors of producer organizations and emerging business models |
Bernard Buisson: “Blue Ocean” or “Fast-second” innovation? A four-breakthrough model to explain successful market domination
Short-listed for The Knut Holt Best Paper Award |
Irma Mäkäräinen-Suni: Living Lab as a Context for Innovation, Knowledge Creation and Learning |
Katri Valkokari: Beyond Open innovation - the concept of networked innovation |
Nico Weiner: Success Factors for Innovative Internet Business Models - Venture Capital Insights |
Martin Kamprath: The Nature of Radical Media Innovations - Insights from an Explorative Study |
David Gilbert: From the Static to the Dynamic: Facilitating Applied Contexts for Entrepreneurship Students in Commercialising Innovations |
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1700 |
End of Sessions - Day Two |
1830 – 2300 |
New York Evening at The Empire State Building
Group Visit to the 86th floor Observatory (1830 – 2000)
The Empire State Building Observatory is located 1,050 feet above the streets of New York on the
86th floor of this Manhattan landmark, and offers views of up to 80 miles away on clear days. The Empire State Building has been named a National Historic Landmark, and is
one of the most visited icons in the city.
Venue: The Empire State Building is located at 350 Fifth Avenue, between 33rd and 34th Streets, in midtown Manhattan. Please make your own way (entry
downstairs) - click here for directions. Please be on time for the group visit!
Website:www.esbnyc.com
 Dinner at The Heartland Brewery (2000 – 2300)
Located at the base of the Empire State Building, The Heartland Brewery has, since 1995, consistently
brewed New York's freshest craft beers, including Heartland classic six as well as a wide range of unique seasonal beers. Brewers at Heartland assemble a variety of distinctly
American ingredients to create Heartland's beer recipes.
Venue: 350 5th Ave. at 34th St. (Ground Floor of The Empire State Building). Please make your own way -
click here for directions
Website: www.heartlandbrewery.com/Empire_State.php
Dress Code: Casual
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Wednesday, 9th December 2009 |
0900 – 1030 |
Facilitated Parallel Sessions
(15 minutes per presenter plus 30 minutes group discussion)
Session 4.1
OI with Entre- & Intrapreneurship
Room: Katie Murphy
Facilitator: Ulf Pillkahn |
Session 4.2
Innovation & IP
Room: SR9
Facilitator: Gillian Marcelle |
Session 4.3
Knowledge & information
Room: SR4
Facilitator: Byung-Keun Kim |
Session 4.4
Innovation capacity & mechanisms
Room: SR5
Facilitator: Helena Forsman |
Maria Smirnova: Collaboration in New Product Development in Russian Companies: Are exporters really more open? |
Alok Chakrabarti: Intellectual Property development and Globalization of R&D: A Five-Country Analysis |
Pamela Adams: The governance of user knowledge in the innovation process: an empirical analysis in the semiconductor industry |
Hiromi Saito: An Empirical Analysis on Absorptive Capacity Based on Linkage with Academia |
Antero Kutvonen: Strategic Application of Outbound Open Innovation |
Eungdo Kim: Factors affecting technological innovation in manufacturing companies in Korea- the role of Intellectual Property Management |
Giovanni Mangiarotti: Knowledge Management and Innovation Success |
Nathalie Moray: Formal Technology Transfer Mechanisms in Context: the Case of Publicly Funded Universities
Short-listed for The Knut Holt Best Paper Award |
Celine Abecassis-Moedas, Delphine Manceau: Entrepreneurship in Creative Industries: the Case of Design Consultancies |
José Carlos Rodríguez, Mario Gomez Aguirre: Multiple Structural Changes in Patent Granted Series and Innovative Performance: The Case of NAFTA and EU Countries |
Marko Seppänen: Investigation of Sources in the Information Flow: Case Google Chrome |
Kanetaka Maki: Optimizing Financial Incentive Structure for the Commercialization of Science |
Tapani Ryynänen: Survival challenges of an in-house service innovation in traditional industrial context |
Gregory Kress: Research to Realization: Innovation in the Patent Process |
Heidi Olander: Communication for innovation in collaborative innovation - The effects of HRM mechanisms |
Yun-Wen Chuang: Forging into the innovative lead - A comparative analysis of scientific capacity among nations |
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1030 – 1100 |
Coffee Break |
1100 – 1230 |
Facilitated Parallel Sessions
(15 minutes per presenter plus 30 minutes group discussion)
Session 5.1
Methods & tools 1
Room: Katie Murphy
Facilitator: Alexander Gofman |
Session 5.2
Innovation & IP & Value
Room: SR9
Facilitator: Jeff Hovis |
Session 5.3
Managing innovation
Room: SR4
Facilitator: Joanne Hyland |
Session 5.4
Networks & regions of innovation
Room: SR5
Facilitator: Debra Amidon |
Paul Filmore: Automating the Innovation Process using Computer-Aided Innovation |
Elisabeth Mueller: The Role of Trade Secrets in Open Innovation: Examples of Pharmaceutical SME |
Mareike Heinzen: Continuous product development (CPD): How do we manage innovation after the start of production? |
Robert Huggins: Innovation and Inter-Organizational Networks: A Knowledge Flow Perspective |
Mikko Järvilehto: Active Innovation - Case study in Smart Exercise Environments: comparing traditional and experimental innovation methods
Short-listed for The Best Student Paper Award |
Tuija Luoma: Intellectual Property Management in Inter-organizational Relationships - Findings from the Interview Study in Finland and in the Netherlands
Short-listed for The Best Student Paper Award |
Byungkeun Kim: The Dynamic Internal Technology Transfer Process and the Innovation Capabilities building up Mechanisms of Multinational Firms |
Gema Garcia-Piqueres: Regional Innovative Capacity in Spain |
Cesare Riillo: Standards as a Tool for Innovation: First Empirical Evidences |
Florian Kuffer, Birgit Stelzer: Business Driven Intellectual Property Management |
Anne-Laure Mention: How to foster operational risk management performance: the role of organizational innovation |
Arho Suominen: Downturn in Regional Electronics Industry Cluster |
Leo Brecht: Decision Support in the Service Engineering Process |
Janet Jill Uy: Investigating the Relationships between Innovations, Alliances, Mergers & Acquisitions, and the Market Value of Telecom Service Companies |
Csaba Deák: Managing Innovation Projects versus Ordinary Project Management |
Iris Ginzburg: Attitudes towards Product and Service Innovation in India and Israel - An Exploratory Study |
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1230 – 1330 |
Networking Lunch |
1330 – 1500 |
Facilitated Parallel Sessions
(15 minutes per presenter plus 30 minutes group discussion)
Session 6.1
Methods & tools 2
Room: Katie Murphy
Facilitator: Mikko Järvilehto |
Session 6.2
Cooperation & collaboration
Room: SR9
Facilitator: Jeff Hovis |
Session 6.3
Measurement
Room: SR4
Facilitator: Joanne Hyland |
Session 6.4
R&D & innovation portfolios
Room: SR5
Facilitator: Bruno Woeran |
Alexander Gofman: Improving Targeting of Customers with Rule Developing Experimentation and Short Intervention Testing |
Shiry Saar, Iris Ginzburg: Creating Cooperation through an Innovation Jam |
Anna Kalvarskaya: Measurement and planning of the company's innovation capabilities |
Markus Ringhofer: The influence of project management and alliance management capabilities on the success of R&D cooperation projects |
Jan Finzen: Web Searching in Early Innovation Phases - a Survey among German Companies |
Cariza Teixeira Bohrer: Hospital Service Innovation: dynamics of knowledge and actors |
Luísa Ferreira Lopes: Innovation as a latent variable: An alternative measurement approach |
Michal Dunaj: Quality assurance in heterogeneous R&D portfolio of DTAG Laboratories- report from an early implementation phase |
Ulf Pillkahn: Using Market Principles to Propel Innovation |
Katja Hutter, Julia Hautz: What motivates and hinders employees to engage in internal innovation communities?
Short-listed for The Best Student Paper Award |
Martin Lukes: Measuring Innovative Behaviour and Innovation Support |
Adriano Jorge: Financing R&D in Brazil: a cosmetic company experience |
Mitja Wogatzky: The User Clinic Approach and its Contribution to Innovation Profitability Analysis |
Gundula Heyn: The capable knowledge sender in exploiting collaborations |
Bernard Monnier: Managing R&D by Innovation Measurement |
Jacques Brook: Towards a Strategic Framework for Effective Portfolio Management of Innovation Projects in the Automotive Industry |
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1500 – 1530 |
Invitation to the XXI ISPIM Conference (Bilbao, Spain: 6-9 June 2010)
www.conference.ispim.org
Awards for Outstanding Contributions
Closing Remarks
by Dr Lisa R Braverman (Host) and Iain Bitran (ISPIM Executive Director)
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1530 |
Close of Symposium |
