Training/Workshop for Science Park and Incubator Managers Nov 30
Martin Goroško · Comments: 0POSTINCUBATION: “Science and technology parks (STPs) that distinguish themselves from traditional real estate developments seek to provide the best possible facilities, amenities, and services to their resident companies, understanding that to do so support the underlying innovation theories that sustain positive economic development. STP residents include a wide spectrum of companies at various stages of development - from pre-incubation to multi-national corporations.
What is the role of, and what services will be provided by Science Parks and Incubators in the context of companies that find themselves too developed to qualify for early-stage incubation support yet insufficiently developed to stand solidly on terra firma or even to grow and survive?” *
Preliminary agenda
Date: Friday , January 29 2010
Venue: Collegium, Mjärdevi Science Park, Teknikringen 10 , Linköping
09.00 -10.30
Welcome and Introduction
Presentation of SMEDGE project
Post-incubator stories (live case-study narratives from the front)
10.30-11.30
Post-incubation: Re-thinking Science and technology Park Service Provision for “late bloomers”. Spaeth, M. & Joansson, SG (2009);Paper presented at the IASP 2009 conference-Raöeih Durham; NC. USA
11.30-12.30
Small group workshop: Tales from the front: own experiences
12.30-13.30
Lunch with discussion (prepare to write up after lunch)
13.30- 14.15
Write up of lunch discussion (case, services, tips to implement at “home”)
14.15-14.45
Group Reports
14.45 -15.00
Concluding Remarks
Recommended Reading:
Laszlo, KC and Laszlo A (Dec 2008) “Soft Landing: Indian IT Companies in Monterrey, Mexico “ Texas Business Review.
Mytelka, Lynn K. (1991) Strategic Partnerships and the World Economy. Pinter Publishers Ltd: London.
NBIA Review (Dec 2005) “Breaking Down Barriers”.
* Spaeth, M. & Johansson, SG (2009) Post-incubation: Re-thinking Science and Technology Park Service Provision for “late bloomers” paper presented at the IASP 2009 conference- Raleigh Durham; NC. USA
http://www.swedentoday.com/archive_files/ST4-05.pdf
http://www.pennlive.com/midstate/index.ssf/2009/07/murata_business_center_in_carl.html
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