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Organizing consortium:
NIFU STEP, Oslo
University of Oslo, Centre for Entrepreneurship, Oslo
BI Norwegian School of Management, Oslo
University of Oslo, Centre for
Technology, Innovation and Culture (TIK), Oslo
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BI Norwegian School of Management
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The Oslo Research Workshop 2006 on
Entrepreneurship, innovation and innovation policy - a look at SMEs
Programme
Moderator’s
guidelines
Regular length papers will have about 23 minutes
for presentations, short papers about 13 minutes. 5 minutes will be reserved for
questions from the audience. 1-2 minutes for the Chairman to introduce the
speaker and the paper.
The keynotes will get 45 minutes, including 5-7 minutes for questions.
Day 1: November 9, 2006 - SME
entrepreneurship and innovation
12.00 - 12.10:
Welcome and opening remarks by professor Per I. Olsen, Director of Research,
BI Norwegian School of Management
12.10 – 12.15:
Practical information by the Chairman and moderator, Dr.techn. Magne Fjeld,
NTVA-Norwegian Academy of Technological Sciences
12.15 - 13.00:
Keynote presentation on SME entrepreneurship and innovation:
Professor Åsa Lindholm Dahlstrand, Halmstad University: "Technology-based
entrepreneurship: Linking ideas and people"
13:00 - 13.30:
Helge Godø and Tor Borgar Hansen, NIFU STEP – Studies in Innovation,
Research and Education:
““PinkFish”: Technological Regimes in
m-Commerce –
Convergence as a Barrier to Innovations and Entrepreneurship
in the Dotcom Period”
13.30 - 13.50:
Lars Monrad-Krohn1, Bjørn Lillekjendlie1 and
Christoffer Hernes2;
1Oslo
Innovation Centre (Forskningsparken AS),
2University
of Oslo, Centre for Entrepreneurship: “Researching
the factors governing the profitability of high tech startups”
13.50
-
14.20:
Jesper Lindgaard Christensen,
Department of Business Studies,
Aalborg University, IKE and DRUID :
“The Role of IPR in the Venture Capital Process and
the Role of Venture Capital in the IPR Process”
14.20
-
14.50:
Pontus Braunerhjelm1
and
Roger Svensson2;
1Leif Lundblad’s Chair in
International Business and Entrepreneurship, The Royal School of Technology,
Department of Transport and Economics, Stockholm; 2Institute of
Industrial Economics, Stockholm:
“The Inventor’s Role: Was Schumpeter Right?”
14.50
-
15.20: Intermission; (Coffee, tea, mineral water, etc)
15.20
-
15.40:
G. A. Alsos1, O. J. Borch1,2,
B. Brastad1, E. Ljunggren1 and E. L. Madsen1,2;
1Nordland Research
Institute, 2Bodø Graduate School of Business:
“Knowledge-based Innovation within SMEs – a Dynamic
Capabilities Perspective”
Innovation Policy
15.50
- 16.20:
Invited Paper: Professor Tomas Hellström, Head of the Centre for
Entrepreneurship, University of Oslo:
"The Varieties of University Entrepreneurialism: Swedish University
Strategies and Role of SMEs"
16.20
- 16.50:
Taran Thune, Work Research Institute, Oslo:
“University-industry collaboration: Preconditions,
incentives and implications
for SMEs”
16.50 - 17.20:
Antonia Madrid-Guijarro1, Howard Van Auken2 and
Domingo Garcia Perez de Lema1; 1University
of Cartagena, Facultad de Ciencias de la Empresa, 2Iowa State University:
“Barriers to Innovation among Spanish Manufacturing SMEs”
17.20
- 17.40:
Yvonne Ryan, Bernadette O’ Regan and Richard Moles, Centre for
Environmental Research, University of Limerick :
“Industrial Ecology – an Innovation
Opportunity
for SMEs in the Mid-West Region of Ireland”
17.40
- 18.10:
Adelheid Holl1 and Ruth Rama2;
1FEDEA (Foundation for Applied Economics Studies),
2Institute of Economics
and Geography, CSIC (Spanish National Research Council), Madrid:
“Networking,
R&D
and
innovativeness
in the Spanish Electronics Sector”
19.30 - :
Dinner. Best paper award ceremony within
"Entrepreneurship and Innovation".
(Kokkamok Restaurant)
Day 2:
November 10, 2006 - Innovation Policy (cont.’)
08.30 - 09.15:
Keynote presentation on innovation policy:
Professor Bjørn T. Asheim, Lund University: “Constructing Regional
Advantage: A new innovation policy for regional development”
09.15 - 09.45:
Staffan Gullander, University of
Stockholm, School of Business:
“Networking between Physical and Virtual
Incubators”
09.45 -
10.15:
Dagmara Stoerring and Jesper Lindgaard Christensen,
Aalborg University,
Department of Business Studies, IKE and DRUID,
Denmark; Stoerring also European Parliament:
“Clusterpreneurs – the Role of Promotion of High-Tech Clusters in Low-Tech
Regions“
10.15 -10.35: Intermission (coffee,tea, mineral water, etc)
10.35 -
11.05:
Staffan Gullander, University of
Stockholm, School of Business and
Tanel Tuulse, Mercur
Consulting, Stockholm:
“Training of incubator managers - experiences”
11.05 - 11.35:
Arild Hervik and Lasse Bræin , Møre Research Molde:
“Additionality
and long term economic impacts”
11.35 -
12.05:
Raf Sluismans, Friso den Hertog and Paul Kunst,
UNU-MERIT, Maastricht:
“Strategies for large-scale organizational change”
12.15:
Workshop session closed
12.45:
Lunch & best paper award ceremony within "Innovation Policy"
(Kokkamok Restaurant)
National Organizing Committee:
Dr. Magne Fjeld, The Norwegian Academy of the Technical Sciences (Chairman)
Dr. Tor Borgar Hansen, NIFU STEP
Professor Tomas Hellström, Centre for Entrepreneurship at the University of Oslo
Professor Tor Hernes, BI Norwegian School of Management
Professor Govindan Parayil, Centre for Technology,
Innovation and Culture (TIK) at the University of Oslo