Presenters: Anthony Vicari, Analyst, and Holly Havel, Senior Research Associate at Lux Research
Decades into the era of “open innovation,” companies have tested a wide range of structures and strategies to maximize returns and results in selecting, forming, and growing effective partnerships — with mixed results. The COVID-19 pandemic shifted the world of open innovation to increasingly distributed, digital, and remote, and this trend is only going to accelerate as large companies, startups, and the nature of work itself adapt and reorganize in the aftermath. From now on, companies will face increasing pressure for speed, efficiency, and discernment in identifying and evaluating partners and investment targets. In addition, the innovation challenges companies must solve are themselves becoming increasingly multifaceted and systemic and are often unsolvable through traditional one-to-one partnerships.
This webinar draws on the experience of incubators, accelerators, and other innovation clusters to highlight best practices for selecting startup partners that will drive growth, avoid pitfalls and navigate a shifting and complex opportunity and innovation landscape.
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Presenter: Anthony Vicari, Analyst at Lux Research
Anthony Vicari is an Analyst at Lux, and contributes to the Accelerating Materials Innovation team, where he covers technological and market developments in emerging materials technologies. These include composites, coatings, and metals, as well as longer-term, potentially disruptive innovations such as metamaterials, smart materials, additive manufacturing, and graphene.
Prior to joining Lux Research, Anthony was a Research and Development Scientist at InnovX Systems, developing improved elemental analysis capabilities for handheld x-ray fluorescence spectrometers.
Anthony holds an M.S. in Materials Science and Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University, and a B.A. (magna cum laude) in Physics and Chemistry from Harvard University.
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Transforming Open Innovation: Opportunities from Innovation Clusters
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Decades into the era of “open innovation,” companies have tested a wide range of structures and strategies to maximize returns and results in selecting, forming, and growing effective partnerships — with mixed results. The COVID-19 pandemic shifted the world of open innovation to increasingly distributed, digital, and remote, and this trend is only going to accelerate as large companies, startups, and the nature of work itself adapt and reorganize in the aftermath. From now on, companies will face increasing pressure for speed, efficiency, and discernment in identifying and evaluating partners and investment targets. In addition, the innovation challenges companies must solve are themselves becoming increasingly multifaceted and systemic and are often unsolvable through traditional one-to-one partnerships.
This webinar draws on the experience of incubators, accelerators, and other innovation clusters to highlight best practices for selecting startup partners that will drive growth, avoid pitfalls and navigate a shifting and complex opportunity and innovation landscape.
Please Note:
- A copy of the presentation slides and the webinar recording will be sent to all registrants after the webinar.
- If you have any questions, please email webinars@luxresearchinc.com.
Thank you!
On-Demand Webinar
Transforming Open Innovation: Opportunities from Innovation Clusters
By:
Analyst