Below are a few of the modules that we have on TTP that can help your organization accelerate your innovation activities.
Organize and run workshops, conferences and more - online, in-person and hybrid. Live stream your events on various platforms to extend your reach internationally.
Use these private spaces to collaborate with internal and external stakeholders. All discussions and documents kept in one place, tracked with a project management tool.
Issue or respond to Innovation Challenges that are open to the public. With the "Events" module, you can also run hackathons, startup demo days and more.
Post patents, industrial designs, software and more that is available for license. Search by keyword for possible technologies that could revolutionize your industry.
We offer pilot projects to train your staff, identify opportunities and teach you to innovate faster. As well, we can help spinoffs / startups identify opportunities for their own pilot projects.
We will be introducing a Funding module soon that will facilitate the various types of financings available for research projects, prototypes, contract research, startups / spinoffs.
Through the Technology Transfer Platform portal, we offer the following packages as part of our service offering, catering to four types of organizations – Universities, Companies, Governments, and Technology / Industrial Parks.
We have set up waitlists for small and medium enterprises (SME’s), independent startups / entrepreneurs, and associations / chambers of commerce.
Let us demonstrate how we can give you the power of real-time oversight of your innovation ecosystem.
Get the tools to help shift the culture towards one of innovation and entrepreneurial spirit.
Let us show you how you can find, connect, and collaborate with new partners globally.
Find novel and unique technologies that can accelerate your business or promote your applied research to these businesses.
Gain real-time insight into research projects, prototyping, startups, and new product development with your team and external stakeholders.
Ensure all of your innovation projects stay on the path to success.
Globally, universities and colleges are the main player in the "Triple Helix" of innovation, often leading the charge to develop new products and services that can impact society as a whole. Initiatives include - Technology Transfer Offices, Incubators, Research Projects, Contract Research, Spinoff's / Startups, hosting conferences and more.
Federal, state and municipal governments want to find new ways to help foster a healthy ecosystem that supports new and existing businesses, allows people to make a positive impact on their community, and market their innovation initiatives to people who can invest in your community. Initiatives include - Economic Development Offices, Science Technology and Innovation Directorates, local associations, and regional incubators.
As someone innovating within a company, you want to find new research that could turn into the next big solution for your business. You also want to be able to find startups to join your ecosystem, identify new talent, and engage in pilot projects. Initiatives include - Corporate Venture Capital, Incubators, Contract Research, hosting demo days and hackathons.
Technology parks are innovation hubs that bridge academia, industry, and government. They create an environment where startups, established companies, and research institutions collaborate to drive technological advancements. Offering infrastructure, research facilities, and a community of innovators, technology parks foster innovation and economic growth. Initiatives include—Business Incubators, R&D Centers, Innovation Labs, and partnerships with universities and government bodies.
Open Coffee Clubs, hackathons, unconferences, and other adventures. We will go through how to get started, messaging to attract people of interest, generating interest in your area, and what to expect. We will give you a framework for getting started, and based on input from attendees, we can also provide
We know being a leader at an SME isn’t easy, especially as businesses grow and there are more opportunities, people and solutions to manage.
But what if you had the right tools to make your product development life just a little bit easier, saving time and headaches?
At this webinar, we will provide updates on the Technology Transfer Platform, new self-serve demo’s, an offering for SME’s, pilot projects, regional initiatives and the development roadmap into next year.
We created an online space to unite various national and international innovation actors and ecosystems.
What can academia offer? What does the market need? How can we bring a culture of innovation to both? At TTP, we want to understand in practice how we can improve our platform to solve these issues.
This is a list of some of the common questions asked of us regarding innovation, technology transfer and international trade.
There are a few ways that we can help:
TTP can help your university incubator by:
We can help connect you with universities that have applicable applied research and spinoff’s / startups that may be of interest.
As well, we can help organize events to help identify new talent and new ideas to help solve the problems facing you and your clients.
If you provide us with information regarding your investment mandate, we can help pull together possible startups that could fit your criteria.
In addition, we can help you host events online as a way to attract international startups that are looking to enter your market, such as a Startup Demo Day.
Yes. Fill out the contact form, and we will be in touch to set up a demo.
Yes. Our founder grew up in a rural area, and it is his personal mission to help communities in rural environments develop sustainable initiatives that have a positive impact on the environment and community. Some of our current pilot projects with universities that are located in ecologically sensitive areas such as the Amazon rainforest.
Utilizing TTP, one way would be to give them an online environment where they can freely interact, make suggestions on different community projects.
Another way is to organize online events that are livestreamed, so that community members who cannot attend, can view a recording later and provide input after the fact.
Yes, we can give you all of the tools to run a hybrid conference that will be available to people who can attend in-person and online.
Reach out to us about setting up a demo to show you how we can set that up for you.
No, you do not need to know how to write or speak in English. TTP is a multilingual platform – this means that you can login and work in your native language, and interact with people in their native language.
We are working on access to TTP for startups and SME’s that are not associated with a university. For now, we recommend that you join the waitlist and we will email you once we are ready to launch.
If you don’t, someone else will.
For large companies, innovation could be as simple as collecting and evaluating ideas from all aspects of the organization (front-line to executives), or organizing an online hackathon based on the needs of your organization or your clients.
For SME’s, it can mean doing contract research with a team at a university that can help develop a prototype or improve upon an existing prototype…while utilizing additional funding or tax credits available to you.
For governments, it means running experiments on new initiatives that could have a positive impact on your community. It could be something as simple as a weekly “Open Coffee Club” or a community hackathon to solve pressing issues.
