Past Events
IP Management & Knowledge Transfer
Realise, Systematise, Optimise
This one-day symposium held in Melbourne on the 29th September 2004, examined the issues of IP Management and Knowledge Transfer. 18 experts in this field covered topics including - How should IP ownership and entitlements be allocated; What IP commercialisation strategies work and why; How do we value and manage Knowledge Capital; What do Business and Research need from each other; and What are the policies underpinning IP management in Australia. The symposium through the quality of the presentations and discussions illustrated how critical this area of business development is to Australia's future economic performance.
Presentations:
Professor Frank Larkins - Intellectual Property Challenges for a 21st Century University
Roy Rose - Innovation Linkages with Universities
Andrew Cecil - The Research Institute Perspective
John Puttick - IP & SMEs
Robert Muir - Case Study, ANSTO
Dr Jack Steele - Case Study, CSIRO
Dr Vivien Santer - Commercialisation of University IP
Dr Dan Grant - Partnering is Inevitable
Dr Phil Keep - Amrad & Academia
Craig Pennifold - The use of IP protection by Australian SMEs
Udo Buecher - Case Study, Bluescope Steel
Owen Malone - Case Study, Fosters
Terry Dyson - Bridging the Gap: Policy Underpinnings
Professor Timothy Devinney - The Value & Management of Knowledge Capital
Dr Peter Tucker - Future Directions in Intellectual Property
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