Foster Exploitation and Sustainability in your Horizon Europe Project. The case of interTwin

As interTwin has reached its final year, our Key Exploitable Results are identified and duly progressing. Now it is time to reflect on how the innovation management system has been used to successfully set up and used for understanding the project landscape, gathering the project results (including ownership, IP and access conditions). interTwin is ready to gear up on understanding how those results will be duly exploited, ensuring their sustainable use and adoption after the end of the project, and we are eager to share our experiences with other Horizon Europe projects and other interested stakeholders. At the same time, we are looking forward to discuss our approach from colleagues outside of the interTwin project. Purpose This webinar aims to reflect on how the innovation management processes have been implemented, and will focus on how the plans toward exploitation and sustainability of project results will be done by the end of the project. Target Audience Project Partners from Horizon Europe projects aiming to ensure that the results are duly captured and exploited, and innovation management practitioners from other projects, institutions and research infrastructures aiming to learn how an innovation management system can be successfully implemented. Presenter Xavier Salazar (EGI), interTwin Innovation Manager Recording https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uh_0qgtV4R0&t=3s

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-12-12
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14438242
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Foster Exploitation and Sustainability in your Horizon Europe Project. The case of interTwin

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Business Strategies and Innovation
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Foster Exploitation and Sustainability in your Horizon Europe Project. The case of interTwin

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Abstract

As interTwin has reached its final year, our Key Exploitable Results are identified and duly progressing. Now it is time to reflect on how the innovation management system has been used to successfully set up and used for understanding the project landscape, gathering the project results (including ownership, IP and access conditions). interTwin is ready to gear up on understanding how those results will be duly exploited, ensuring their sustainable use and adoption after the end of the project, and we are eager to share our experiences with other Horizon Europe projects and other interested stakeholders. At the same time, we are looking forward to discuss our approach from colleagues outside of the interTwin project. Purpose This webinar aims to reflect on how the innovation management processes have been implemented, and will focus on how the plans toward exploitation and sustainability of project results will be done by the end of the project. Target Audience Project Partners from Horizon Europe projects aiming to ensure that the results are duly captured and exploited, and innovation management practitioners from other projects, institutions and research infrastructures aiming to learn how an innovation management system can be successfully implemented. Presenter Xavier Salazar (EGI), interTwin Innovation Manager Recording https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uh_0qgtV4R0&t=3s

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
EGI (NL)
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Business Strategies and Innovation
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