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Workshop #2 – SME InstrumentIván Rivero - R&D and Innovation Consultant
Module: European R&I Project Monitoring process – H2020 Expert
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Module MethodologySome theory! Learning by doing!
DAY 1. Monitoring process at early stages / Towards decision to participate in H2020 and how
Introduction to Technology Watch Open discussion & Brainstorming
Group Exercise: designing Tech.Watch strategy for a real case
Early-stage Technology Watch towards proposal preparationGroup Exercise: designing a strategy for participating into H2020 and
related Inf.Watch strategyDetecting and addressing “winners”
Detection and valorisation of information and networking events
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DAY 2. Monitoring process for the preparation of a winning proposal
Technology Watch for proposals’ section on the State of the ArtOpen discussion & Brainstorming over real study cases
The special case of finding a coordinator for a project
Technology Watch systems for structural topics Q&A
DAY 3. The importance of communication and strategic decision-making
Information accessible and ready for useOpen discussion & Brainstorming
Strategic thinking and tools to support decision-making
One particular case: Scouting statistics around key calls Exercise: top calls analysis and H2020 scoreboard
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Module
Morning Afternoon
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09:30 – 10:00 Welcome, audience exploration, presentation of training agenda and functioning
10:00 – 11:00
Introduction to Technology Watch
• What it is? Baseline principles
• What is it useful for?
• How is it done? General process
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11:00 – 11:30 COFFEE BREAK
11:30 – 13:00 Concepts into practice -
13:00 – 14:00 LUNCH BREAK
14:00 – 15:45
Early-stage Technology Watch towards proposal preparation. Concepts and practice. Part 1.
• Specifics in relation to the overall process
• Working over TRLs and Calls – Definition of integral strategies for participating in H2020.
• Relevant information sources
• What would be different if the project were already running?
15:15 – 15:45 COFFEE BREAK
15:45 – 16:15
Early-stage Technology Watch towards proposal preparation. Concepts and practice. Part 2.
• Beyond the calls in Participant Portal
16:15 – 17:00
More practice
• Detecting and addressing “winners”.
• Detection and valorisation of information and networking events.
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PRESENTATIONS
Eva García
Education• M.Sc. Chemical Engineering
• Professor at RTDI Innovation
School
WORKING EXPERIENCE• IT consultant in big corporates
• Researcher under FP5
• Writer, coordinator, evaluator and
exploitation manager of multiple
FP6, FP7 and H2020 projects
• Founder of RTDI
• R&I project coach & EC expert in
deep technology projects
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Module
Morning Afternoon
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09:30 – 10:00 Welcome, audience exploration, presentation of training agenda and functioning
10:00 – 11:00
Introduction to Technology Watch
• What it is? Baseline principles
• What is it useful for?
• How is it done? General process
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11:00 – 11:30 COFFEE BREAK
11:30 – 13:00 Concepts into practice -
13:00 – 14:00 LUNCH BREAK
14:00 – 15:45
Early-stage Technology Watch towards proposal preparation. Concepts and practice. Part 1.
• Specifics in relation to the overall process
• Working over TRLs and Calls – Definition of integral strategies for participating in H2020.
• Relevant information sources
• What would be different if the project were already running?
15:15 – 15:45 COFFEE BREAK
15:45 – 16:15
Early-stage Technology Watch towards proposal preparation. Concepts and practice. Part 2.
• Beyond the calls in Participant Portal
16:15 – 17:00
More practice
• Detecting and addressing “winners”.
• Detection and valorisation of information and networking events.
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Introduction to Technology Watch – What it is?
It consist on carrying out systematically, applying procedures and tools:
•Search
•Capture
•Analysis
•Organization
•Communication
INFORMATION
(About technologies)STRATEGIC DECISIONS
In order to take
Nothing Capture INFORMATIONOrganization/
AnalysisKnowledge
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Introduction to Technology Watch – Why is it important?
❑ European companies loss every year more than €30.000 million working on innovations
or inventions that are already patented.
❑ Every year more than 2 million papers are published in scientific-technique journals, 1
million of topics are registered and more than 7 million webs are created.
❑ Technology scouting actions focus on looking for information with an anticipatory nature.
This type of information has usually a disperse origin and therefore, is not easy to find.
Getting it and valuing its degree of relevance is just possible by chaining small facts and
performing at least a minimum analysis.
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Introduction to Technology Watch – Why is it important?
What exists now
What I know already
What I think I need
What satisfies the need
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Introduction to Technology Watch – Why is it important?
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Introduction to Technology Watch – How is it done?
Technology watching: Process/ Steps
Objectives and SMART definition
of needs
Information sources selection
Extraction and collection of information
Analysis and selection of information
Organization of knowledge
Communication/ Dissemination
Decision making
ACTION
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Introduction to Technology Watch –Some additional information
⚫ Regulations/ policies/ standards watching
⚫ Competitors watching
⚫ Market watching
⚫ New products watching
⚫ Public tender watching
TECHNOLOGY WATCH vs COMPETITIVE/ECONOMIC INTELLIGENCE
INTELIGENCIA
ECONÓMICA
GESTIÓN DEL
CONOCIMIENTO
VIGILANCIA
TECNOLÓGICA
Gestión de la
Información Externa
Gestión de la
Información Interna
ECONOMIC INTELIGENCE
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT
TECHNOLOGY WATCH
Management of ExternalInformation
Management of InternalInformation
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Module
Morning Afternoon
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09:30 – 10:00 Welcome, audience exploration, presentation of training agenda and functioning
10:00 – 11:00
Introduction to Technology Watch
• What it is? Baseline principles
• What is it useful for?
• How is it done? General process
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11:00 – 11:30 COFFEE BREAK
11:30 – 13:00 Concepts into practice -
13:00 – 14:00 LUNCH BREAK
14:00 – 15:45
Early-stage Technology Watch towards proposal preparation. Concepts and practice. Part 1.
• Specifics in relation to the overall process
• Working over TRLs and Calls – Definition of integral strategies for participating in H2020.
• Relevant information sources
• What would be different if the project were already running?
15:15 – 15:45 COFFEE BREAK
15:45 – 16:15
Early-stage Technology Watch towards proposal preparation. Concepts and practice. Part 2.
• Beyond the calls in Participant Portal
16:15 – 17:00
More practice
• Detecting and addressing “winners”.
• Detection and valorisation of information and networking events.
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❑ In the near future, the European wood sector will face the need to comply with a new
building code for which they are not fully prepared.
❑ One of the main challenges is that it imposes an acoustic behaviour of wooden doors
that, nowadays, European manufacturers cannot comply without increasing the
thickness of the doors, which is not feasible due to the associated costs (it would
require to re-calibrate all manufacturing machinery), and from an strategic point of
view (since it would mean having to change current building standards).
❑ We are an ornamental wooden doors manufacturer of Castilla La Mancha.
Introduction to Technology Watch – Study case
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Introduction to Technology Watch – Study case
OBJECTIVE: identify new materials for manufacturing the panel of the door so that acoustic
performance is improved while all other critical performance variables are kept or improved (fireproof,
weight, cost/price)
Questions:
•
Key words:
•
Information
sources:
•
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Introduction to Technology Watch – How is it done?
Objectives and SMART definition
of needs
Information sources selection
Extraction and collection of information
Analysis and selection of information
Organization of knowledge
Communication/ Dissemination
Decision making
ACTION
Nothing INFORMATION KNOWLEDGEDECISION /
ACTION
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Basic aspects of the H2020 Programme
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POLICIES
INSTRUMENTS
INICIATIVES
CALLS
3 PILARS
EXCELENCE IN SCIENCE
CLIMATE AND RESOURCES
MARIE CURIE
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TRL 1-2 TRL 3-4 TRL 5-7 TRL 8-9
ACTIVITIES “Apply the scientific method” – Research, increase the undersanding… and disseminate
Materialize new knowledge into technology, taking it considerably beyond the state of the art, and test it– Develop and test
Testing and validation of technology in specific applications. Product development – Develop, integrate, transfer, adapt and validate in relevant environments or with real end-users
Scale-upIndustrializeProduct finalizationProduct designDemonstrateLeverage alliancesIntegral protectionCertificationCommercialization
MAIN STAKEHOLDERS
R&D developers (universities)
R&D developers (universities and technology centres)
R&D developers and the private sector
Companies, advanced services providers
EXPECTED RESULTS
- Laboratory prototype- Knowledge (publications )
- Advanced laboratory prototypes / Pilot plants
- Patents- Sustainability /
Exploitation plans
- Pre-comercial prototypes
- KPI, details,- Lessons-learnt- Patents- Business plans
- Products- Clients- Allies- Business plans- Employment and co-investment
AND THEN… Technology development (rapid)
Market uptake Watch the Chasm outCompetitivityCustomer development
ROIFinally, social impact
Basic principles observed and
reported
Technology concept and/or application
formulated
Analytical and experimental critical function and/or
characteristic proof of concept
Components and/or validation in laboratory
environment
Components and/or validation in relevant
environment
TRL1 TRL2 TRL3 TRL4 TRL5 TRL6 TRL7 TRL8 TRL9
System model or prototype demonstration in a relevant
environment
System model or prototype demonstration in a
operational environment
Actual system completed and qualified through test
and demonstration
Actual system proven through successful
operation
UNIVERSITIES, RESEARCH ORGANIZATIONS AND INNOVATORS INDUSTRIES AND COMPANIES
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Basic aspects of the H2020 Programme
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HORIZON 2020
FET Proactive
ERC
Era-Nets
IAs
Eurostars
RIAs
FTI
I4SME
PCP PPI
VC
FET Open
FET Transitionto innovation
EUROPEAN INNOVATION COUNCIL
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PPI
PCP
EuroStars-2
CSAs
RIAs100% direct costs
+ 25% fixed rate for indirect costs
100% direct costs
+ 25% fixed rate for indirect costs
Depends on the callCo-funding participant public administrations
40% costs – Average rate (depends on each
country)100% direct costs for universities and non-for-
profit organisations;
70% direct costs for companies
+ 25% fixed rate for indirect costs
IAs
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PPI
PCP
EuroStars-2
CSAs
RIAs100% direct costs
+ 25% fixed rate for indirect costs
100% direct costs
+ 25% fixed rate for indirect costs
Depends on the callCo-funding participant public administrations
40% costs – Average rate (depends on each
country)100% direct costs for universities and non-for-
profit organisations;
70% direct costs for companies
+ 25% fixed rate for indirect costs
IAs
Instrumento para PYMEs
Fast track to innovation
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Section 1-3
•Section 1: Excellence
• Section 2: Impact
• Section 3: Implementation
Section 4-5
• Section 4: Members of the consortium
• Section 5: Ethics and Security
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The proposal: Re-cap & General scenarios
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The proposal: Re-cap & General scenarios
Case 1 : 30 pages / individual application or small consortium
Call’s Deadlinedd/mm/yy
writing(Min 1,5 Months - 2,5
Months)
Call’s deep study(Min 2 weeks - Max 1 Month)
Decision-making(Min 2 weeks - 1 Month)
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EXAMPLE NUMBER OF PAGES
NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS
CRUCIAL PROPOSAL SECTIONS
Instrument for SMEs 30 1 IMPACT: Market segmentation (detailed knowledge of your customers) + Business model and market uptake strategyIMPLEMENTATION: Team + Funding strategy for the project
Fast Track to Innovation 30 3-5 (3 countries)
IMPACTEXCELLENCE: Competitive position of product / process
Future and Emerging Technologies – FET Open
15 5-6 (3 countries) (average)
EXCELLENCE: Technological breakthrough (vision and Proof of Concept) + Multidisciplinarity + Risk management
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The proposal: Re-cap & General scenarios
Case 2 : 30 pages / consortium
Call’s Deadlinedd/mm/yy
writing(Min 2 Months – 3 Months)
Call’s deep study(Min 2 weeks - Max 1 Month)
Decision-making(Min 2 weeks - 1 Month)
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EXAMPLE NUMBER OF PAGES
NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS
CRUCIAL PROPOSAL SECTIONS
Future and Emerging Technologies – FET Proactive
30 / 70 6-8 (4 countries) (average)
EXCELLENCE: Technological roadmap and Advance over the state of the art from scientific/technological and industrial perspectives + Community building around new paradigm
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The proposal: Re-cap & General scenarios
Case 3 : 70 pages / consortium
Call’s Deadlinedd/mm/yy
writing(Min 3 Months – 4 Months)
Call’s deep study(Min 2 weeks - Max 1 Month)
Decision-making(Min 2 weeks - 1 Month)
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EXAMPLE NUMBER OF PAGES
NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS
CRUCIAL PROPOSAL SECTIONS
Research and InnovatinAction (RIA)
70 8-15 (5 countries) (average)
EXCELLENCE: Advance over the state of the art and project’s objectives + Fit into the call
Innovation Action (IA) 70 8-15 (5 countries) (average)
EXCELLENCE: Advance over the state of the art and project’s objectives + Fit into the callIMPACT: Plan for dissemination, exploitation and impact
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Introduction to Technology Watch – How is it done?
AN OVERLOAD OF INFORMATION = IGNORANCE
FAILURE TO DECIDE
INFOBESITY (the new word in town)
Objectives and SMART definition
of needs
Information sources selection
Extraction and collection of information
Analysis and selection of information
Organization of knowledge
Communication/ Dissemination
Decision making
ACTION
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Introduction to Technology Watch – How is it done?
Meta-search engines
Pull agents
Specific search engines
Capturing internal ideas
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Let’s see examples!
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How to participate in H2020?
Step 1. Exploring calls
Step2. Pre-selection
Step 3. Priorization
Step 4. Selection
Step 5. Deep analysis
Key elements of an application
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Key elements of an application
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EUROSTARS
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FTI 19-feb 08-jun 26-oct
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FETPROACT-08-2020: Environmental Intelligence 23-jun
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EUROSTARS
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Number offundedprojects
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Importance ofleading
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Importance ofleading
Level ofalignment
with the call
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Importance ofleading
Level ofalignment
with the call
Do we havepartners?
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Importance ofleading
Level ofalignment
with the call
Do we havepartners?
How manymonths todeadline?
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Number offundedprojects
Importance ofleading
Level ofalignment
with the call
Do we havepartners?
How manymonths todeadline?
Synergies withother calls?
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Number offundedprojects
Importance ofleading
Level ofalignment
with the call
Do we havepartners?
How manymonths todeadline?
Synergies withother calls?
Callcontinuity?
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Number offundedprojects
Importance ofleading
Level ofalignment
with the call
Do we havepartners?
How manymonths todeadline?
Synergies withother calls?
Callcontinuity?
Are therepowerfulllobbies?
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Number offundedprojects
Importance ofleading
Level ofalignment
with the call
Do we havepartners?
How manymonths todeadline?
Synergies withother calls?
Callcontinuity?
Are therepowerfulllobbies?
Am I positioned?
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Number offundedprojects
Importance ofleading
Level ofalignment
with the call
Do we havepartners?
How manymonths todeadline?
Synergies withother calls?
Callcontinuity?
Are therepowerfulllobbies?
Am I positioned?
Can I reuse pasttexts? How much?
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Step 1. Exploring calls
Step2. Pre-selection
Step 3. Priorization
Step 4. Selection
Step 5. Deep analysis
Go back to the call text
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Introduction to Technology Watch – How is it done?
Objectives and SMART definition
of needs
Information sources selection
Extraction and collection of information
Analysis and selection of information
Organization of knowledge
Communication/ Dissemination
Decision making
ACTION
Nothing INFORMATION KNOWLEDGEDECISION /
ACTION
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Introduction to Technology Watch – How is it done?
Objectives and SMART definition
of needs
Information sources selection
Extraction and collection of information
Analysis and selection of information
Organization of knowledge
Communication/ Dissemination
Decision making
ACTION
Formal
• Books
• Estudies, Gray literature
• General & Economic
• Technical or Scientific Journals
• Comercial documents
• Patents
• Thesis
• Conference proceedings
• Data Bases
Informal
• Experts
• Clients
• Providers
• Competitors
• Trades & Expositions
• Congresses
• Seminars, Workshops
• Administration
• Enterpreneural misions
• Social Networks
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Introduction to Technology Watch – How is it done?
Objectives and SMART definition
of needs
Information sources selection
Extraction and collection of information
Analysis and selection of information
Organization of knowledge
Communication/ Dissemination
Decision making
ACTION
• Data Bases of scientific articles:
• Science citation index
• Chemical Abstracts (Chemical
Industry)
• Compendex (Engineering)
• Inspec (electricity/ electronics)
• IEEE (TIC)
• Patents´ data bases (or other ways for
protecting intellectual property)
• ESPACENET
STA
GE
1
⚫ Corporate web pages
⚫ Others (legislation and regulations,overall economic and societal trends,information about grants…)
STA
GE
2
WHAT ARE THE INTERNAL INFORMATION SOURCES?
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Objectives and SMART definition
of needs
Information sources selection
Extraction and collection of information
Analysis and selection of information
Organization of knowledge
Communication/ Dissemination
Decision making
ACTION
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Introduction to Technology Watch – How is it done?
1. Read the filtered information
2. Preliminary validation of information (Yes/ No)
3. Inclusion of Codes, own/ standard keywords,
etc.
4. Comparison with previous data
5. Initial knowledge shaping (“intuitive”)
1. Statistical analysis
2. Analysis co-ocurrence of free text terms
3. Analysis of co-citing between authors
4. Acceleration or deceleration according to the
presence of specific terms Datamining / Text
miningL
EV
EL
1L
EV
EL
2
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1. Complete / multi-perspective information is imperative for strategic decision-making
2. In general, organisations lack key information about their areas or sectors
3. Technology watch is about extracting information and analysing it
4. The most important stage during technology watch is analyzing the information
5. Technology watch is complex and always requires powerful tools hard to have
6. I will take for granted all information I find in the sources
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Module
Morning Afternoon
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09:30 – 10:00 Welcome, audience exploration, presentation of training agenda and functioning
10:00 – 11:00
Introduction to Technology Watch
• What it is? Baseline principles
• What is it useful for?
• How is it done? General process
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11:00 – 11:30 COFFEE BREAK
11:30 – 13:00 Concepts into practice -
13:00 – 14:00 LUNCH BREAK
14:00 – 15:45
Early-stage Technology Watch towards proposal preparation. Concepts and practice. Part 1.
• Specifics in relation to the overall process
• Working over TRLs and Calls – Definition of integral strategies for participating in H2020.
• Relevant information sources
• What would be different if the project were already running?
15:15 – 15:45 COFFEE BREAK
15:45 – 16:15
Early-stage Technology Watch towards proposal preparation. Concepts and practice. Part 2.
• Beyond the calls in Participant Portal
16:15 – 17:00
More practice
• Detecting and addressing “winners”.
• Detection and valorisation of information and networking events.
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Technology Watch towards proposal preparation –Document pyramid
3 LOOPS IN DEFINING NEEDS AND SEARCHING STRATEGY
I am goingsomewhere
Defining the strategy + Creativity = IDEA 1)
Understanding thegrounds – IDEA 0.0
- The aim is to create knowledge,- to extract conclusions- Validate / Refine KWs- Define the approach - Embed ourselves on the area style
-The aim is to obtain specific data to use it for arguments, tables, infographics, …
Estimations vs data
10 / 5 documents
1 ó 2 documents / data
Call Validation Form
- The aim is to get familiar with the knowledge area- Identify technicalities and KWs- To create the structure for knowledge generation
20 / 10 documents
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Technology Watch towards proposal preparation
• It is important to analyze what our closest competing technologies are:
• Those that currently exist (CONCURRENT – These are analyzed studying the commercial stateof the art)
• Corporate web pages
• Internet• Sectoral publications
• Those that will exist in the near future (EMERGING – These are analyzed making a patentsearch),
• Those that would exist in the future (study of the scientific-technological State of the Art).
• Other R&D projects CORDIS/H2020 DASHBOARD• Scientific-technological publications• Specific search engines
• In order to do this it is necessary to study and generate knowledge. Therefore it is needed tocarry out a methodic analysis! USE OF AD HOC TOOLS
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Technology Watch towards proposal preparation –What would be different if the project were running
CON. A
ADQUIRIRCONOCIMIENTO ACTUAL
Búsqueda 1
Nuevo
conocimiento 1
Ruido1
Búsqueda 2
Nuevo
conocimiento 2
Ruido2
Área de
ignorancia
Área de ignorancia 1
Área de ignorancia 2
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Morning Afternoon
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09:30 – 10:00 Welcome, audience exploration, presentation of training agenda and functioning
10:00 – 11:00
Introduction to Technology Watch
• What it is? Baseline principles
• What is it useful for?
• How is it done? General process
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11:00 – 11:30 COFFEE BREAK
11:30 – 13:00 Concepts into practice -
13:00 – 14:00 LUNCH BREAK
14:00 – 15:45
Early-stage Technology Watch towards proposal preparation. Concepts and practice. Part 1.
• Specifics in relation to the overall process
• Working over TRLs and Calls – Definition of integral strategies for participating in H2020.
• Relevant information sources
• What would be different if the project were already running?
15:15 – 15:45 COFFEE BREAK
15:45 – 16:15
Early-stage Technology Watch towards proposal preparation. Concepts and practice. Part 2.
• Beyond the calls in Participant Portal
16:15 – 17:00
More practice
• Detecting and addressing “winners”.
• Detection and valorisation of information and networking events.
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Watch towards proposal preparation –A special case: Bringing winners into your consortium
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Technology Watch towards proposal preparation –Relevant information sources
https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/screen/home
https://cordis.europa.eu/projects/en
https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/screen/opportunities/horizon-dashboard
https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/screen/opportunities/competitive-calls
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Watch towards proposal preparation –A special case: Bringing winners into your consortium
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Info-days & Brokerage events
• Identify winners of past calls in the relevant topics.
Learn their names and try to locate them at the
event.
• “Sell” your idea to these winners. And manage
information flow. (leave some aces up your sleeve)
• Get his/her visit card, and send him/her a mail
after the event to mature what was raised there
• Try to pull from somebody they are really
interested into (e.g. SMEs, end users…)
• Talk to the people from the EC managing the call
from their side, they might leverage you
• Opportunities appear in direct dialogues
Watch towards proposal preparation –Infodays & brokerage events
https://ec.europa.eu/info/events_en
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Watch towards proposal preparation
What would be
different if the
project were
already running?
Remember PROACTIVELY
create the snow ball effect
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