Technology Path Finding Innovation Workshop

Date : Friday 24.06.05

Details : BioMedIreland* invites you to attend another important event in the series covering Innovation & Entrepreneurship.

Hosted by Altran Technologies Ireland Ltd, this Technology Path Finding Innovation workshop will enable your organisation to strategically assess its product and process technologies and stay ahead of the competition. Technology Path Finding utilises TRIZ methodolgies to make sense of product and process technologies, identifying potential opportunities and threats.

This workshop is for you, if you are:
§ Working in R&D, engineering or manufacturing
§ Responsible for the management of innovation and product development
§ Interested in cutting edge approaches to enhancing innovation performance
§ In an academic environment that needs a systematic approach to innovation

Workshop Leader:

The workshop will be presented by Barry Winkless, Ireland's premier expert in Triz "Theory of Inventive Problem Solving" and Declan Bogan, Healthcare & Life Sciences Practice Leader, of Altran Technologies Ireland.

Spaces are limited, so we would strongly encourage early booking to avoid disappointment.
Special discount rates apply to academics and to 3 (or more) bookings from companies.
Reservations cancelled 3 days prior to the event will not incur a charge.


* BioMedIreland is an all-island network, established by IMDA, IBIA, BioBusiness NI and InterTradeIreland to facilitate & enhance the competitive positioning and innovation capabilities of the health technology and biotechnology sectors on the island of Ireland.




Location : Crowne Plaza Hotel, Dublin Airport

Times:
09:30am

Cost:
€175.00 euro pp

Contact:
For all queries on the event, please call the event organiser:
Grainne MacAnthony, Phone: +353 1 6051593

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