How to Write a Technology Implementation Plan
This course is organi
zed by Hyperion and EARMA (European Association of Research Managers and Administrators)Date of course:
Wednesday 28th February 2001 Course Duration 9:00 am to 5:00pmVenue of course:
Sweden House, 3 Rue du Luxembourg, BRUSSELS www.swedenhousebrussels.be
Overview of the Course
The aim of this one day course is to train research managers in writing a Technology Implementation Plan (TIP) for Fifth Framework Programme contracts. In these contracts the Technology Implementation Plan will be a contractual requirement to describe the exploitation plans of the consortium members.
Course Contents
1. Overview of the TIP
This section provides an overview of the TIP documentation and the range of information which is required to complete the document. The most common problems experienced by researchers will also be highlighted.
2. Background to the TIP
This section provides a detailed history of the TIP. It shows the trends in the EU R&D Framework Programmes and describes the role and importance of the TIP
3. Routes for Exploitation of R&D Results
The different routes for exploitation are analysed and sources of information are identified to help the researcher study each route. The different routes include:
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Commercial exploitation of R&D results |
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Input to EU policy |
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Input to standards |
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Input to education/training |
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Social good |
4. Writing the TIP
A simple strategy is presented on how to simplify the work involved in writing the TIP. It describes the phases of the work and how it is reported at the contractor and review meetings.
4. Case Studies
Four case studies of TIPs are presented and two are analyzed in detail.Who Should Attend ?
The course is relevant to individuals who are responsible for the preparation of proposals for the Fifth Framework programme. It is also relevant to research managers and administrators who are responsible for the co-ordination of proposals.
Course Presenter:Dr. Sean McCarthy Hyperion Ltd, Ireland
Booking Details: To book a place simply send an email to mary.mccarthy@hyperion.ie On receipt of your booking details for payment will be emailed to you.
Course Fee: This includes tuition, documentation, morning coffee, lunch and afternoon tea. Participants are responsible for their own accommodation.
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275 euros per participant for EARMA members |
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375 euros per participant for non-EARMA members. This fee includes one years free membership of EARMA |
For More Information Contact:
Hyperion Ltd.
Main Street, Watergrasshill, Co-Cork, Ireland
Tel: 00 353 21 4889 461
FAX: 00 353 21 4 889 465
Internet: carmel.obrien@hyperion.ie