INDIAN INSTITUTE OF CORPORATE AFFAIRS, MINISTRY OF CORPORATE AFFAIRS, INDIA INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INNOVATIONS & IPR CONFERENCE BROCHURE 15th – 16th MAY 2015 Issued by: Center for Business Innovation 3/27/2015 Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs INDIA: MARCH, 2015 International Conference on Innovations & IPR (ICII) THEME: INNOVATION & IPR FOR SUSTAINABLE GROWTH 15th – 16th May 2015, IICA Manesar Campus INTRODUCTION The Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs (IICA) has been established by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA), Government of India to act as a think-tank and centre of excellence to support the growth of the corporate sector in India through an integrated and multi-disciplinary approach. The Hon’ble Minister of State for Corporate Affairs (I/C) is the President of IICA. Secretary, Ministry of Corporate Affairs is the Chairperson of the Board of Governors, which has many eminent personalities. The state-of- the - art campus of IICA is located at Manesar, Haryana. IICA offers capacity building and advisory solutions to the Government, Statutory Authorities, Private Sector and other stakeholders through its various Schools, Centres and Foundations. It creates tailored made programmes for ministries, departments, companies or other stakeholders that provide training as per their requirement. Apart from specialized training, the institute continues to play an important role in education and awareness through creation of focused and highly specialized content/material for public dissemination as well as seminars and workshops on topics that are of current relevance. With the objective of delving on pertinent issues relating to research and application of innovation to techno-commercial use, exchange of ideas and experiences and develop policy recommendations to resolve issues affecting various domains, the Center for Business Innovation, the School of Corporate Law & The Knowledge Resource Center of the Indian institute of Corporate Affairs (IICA) is organizing an International Conference on Innovation & IPR (ICII) for developing an open repository of case studies and research articles. IICA provides institutional support for research projects to identify opportunities, development of prototypes, incubation support and help in exploiting potential to address the ingenuity, agility and resourcefulness of the small entrepreneur in India. The CBI brings together industry, experts and academic partners to explore and provide innovative solutions to encourage entrepreneurship for inclusive growth and sustainable businesses for which it is developing an ecosystem for innovation by connecting incubators, investors and start-ups in the space of sustainable projects. The case studies selected for presentation will be published in the International Journal of Innovations & IPR. The “International Journal of Innovation & IPR” is peer reviewed, monthly international journal Page | 2 Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs of all research, IJII, monthly peer-reviewed, online, open access (OA), journal supported by an editorial board consisting of experts in various domains. The major aim of IJII (International Journal of Innovations & IPR) is to rapidly report the most recent developments in the research area of Innovation and IPR by the academicians, scientists, professionals and students. OBJECTIVES This Conference will provide a platform for contributors to trade ideas and best practice on intellectual property rights and innovation in the business & academic sector. The subjects, around which this convention will be based on, have been grouped into categories listed below followed by a brief description of the terms: v Business Innovation for Sustainability: In emerging economies, business innovation has been instrumental in delivering more efficient services and deploying new business models effectively for promoting scientific & strategic innovations for reducing the costs of products and services in less affluent societies and on mass-scalable levels. v Data analytics to improve Customer experience: Data analysis is a procedure for attaining unrefined data and renovating it into information valuable for decision-making by users. Data is gathered and studied deeply to answer problems, test hypotheses or validate theories. v Incubation to create new SME test beds: Discuss case studies of successful and sustainable incubation models that have supported economies during crisis and provided new SME test beds thereby adding to the existing product lines of the large Corporations. Discuss frameworks to bring Corporate, Government and Academia on same delivery platform. v Techno-commercial Innovations: The convention will examine case studies which demonstrate some of the possibilities arising from the balanced use of intellectual property rights to act as an incentive for innovation and technology transfer, and a common basis of mutual benefit among partners. It aims to provide indispensable support to the candidates for overcoming trivial concerns similar to testing of the product, substantiation of effects in field conditions, upgrading of models and preparation of comprehensive know-how documents. v Technology transfer for Public Good: Technology transfer is the practice of transporting methodical findings, skills, samples of manufacturing and knowledge from one association to another for the function of further expansion and commercialization. Submit papers on benefits and practices of technology transfer from originator to secondary users or dedicated for public good. Page | 3 Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs v IPR protection and commercialization: To ensure that the original initiatives, findings and technologies evolving from research conducted as a part of the educational process are used in the best interest of the institution and its associates and the public it serves, IPR can be monetized and generate wealth for the innovators. ICII aims to achieve the following outcomes: · A horizon scans of existing and potential actors in the field. · An assessment of active and possible activity addressing enforcement of IPR & Innovation as well as other themes mentioned above. · The initiation of targeted partnerships among different kinds of institutions. · To identify lessons and constraints in implementing IPR. WORK DONE ON IPR The CBI at the IICA conceptualized and successfully executed the Innovators’ Roundtable. It focused at IP protection, policies and guidelines and was organized in the year of 2013. The Innovators’ roundtable brings together practitioners of innovation to discuss issues pertinent to their growth; the proceedings of the roundtable, participants’ feedback and the thought paper have been compiled. As a result, number of positive steps have been enlisted which can chalk the unbeaten path for India to become a superpower. IICA is also in the process of setting up an IPR Commercialization cell for MSMEs on its campus. CONVENTION FORMAT The conference will adopt the form of a dialogue. Each topic will be discussed separately and in sequence by all the participants. Each paper will pose questions to the participants to start a dialogue. The papers can identify sub-themes for its treatment in smaller groups within a topic. The authors of the papers will be invited as key note speakers. A dialogue seeks to collectively arrive to answers to the questions. It is not the same as a debate in which the participants are trying to prove the validity of their propositions. A dialogue is a common search for meaning as ways of addressing common challenges. Participants will then be invited to share their national experience in addressing the challenges under analysis. Professional facilitators will be hired to orient the dialogues towards identifying answers to the questions. The conference will have a space for open exchange of experiences in the way of posters, stands and B2B sessions, therefore opening opportunities for direct interaction in addition to the more structured dialogues. Each poster or stand will be preceded by the presentation of extended abstracts (2-4 pages) in which the participants will describe the role played by the institutions in addressing one of Page | 4 Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs the conference topics. End Office (EO) will issue a call for abstracts with all the details required for presentation and participation. The abstracts will be shared in advance and will constitute a critical input for the final publication. PARTICIPANTS: We are inviting those with an existing or potential interest in IPR & Innovation, particularly in India. These include: • National and International business research institutes. • Companies that already are or want to engage in incubator activities (entrepreneurs). • National and International IPR & Innovation Federations and growing associations. • Government & Private: Legal or Patent Attorneys, corporate, scientists. • National and regional financial institutions with experience in business credit and insurance. • Non-governmental and Intergovernmental Organizations (PhD scholars/researchers). The advisory board will extend invitations to a number of academic institutions to reach a critical mass for discussion. CONFERENCE CHAIR: Dr Kumar Krishen, Sr Scientist, Johnson Space Center, NASA, TEXAS has kindly consented to Chair the Conference to share his experiences in technology transfer and commercializing space technologies for public good. PRECONFERENCE WORKSHOP (1 Day): 15th May 2015 Topic: Technology Transfer & IPR Commercialization Learn from the leading patent attorneys and the innovation champion at NASA, Texas on how to take technology from lab to land by sharing the idea with Government and the World and commercialize IPR to move up in the value chain. Must attend for researchers, academicians and entrepreneurs Fees: Rs 5000/CONFERENCE CHARGES (1 Day): 16th May 2015 Working Professionals (Indian citizens) – Rs 3500/- per participant Working Professionals (Foreign Nationals) - $ 200 per participant Students, PhD Scholars – Rs 2500/- per participant Inclusions: Conference kit, Reading Material, Lunch, Hi-Tea, Paper/ Case Presentation Opportunity. On-Campus MDP Accommodation is available for INR 1500/- per head per night (double occupancy). Please reserve in advance by sending an email to [email protected]. Other city accommodations are available in the price range of INR 3000 – 6000 per night. Page | 5 Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs DELIVERABLES The expected deliverable of the conference will be a publication that would ideally present the stateof-the-art cases in each of these topics. The publication will be based on the abstracts prepared in advance of the conference and on the transcription of the dialogues and exchanges of experiences that will take place during the conference. GUIDELINES FOR SUBMISSION The author (s) may send their full length case study or research paper (not exceeding 5000 words) along with their brief profile, their Citizenship details and consent for publication. Guidelines are as: Title page, Abstract (500 words), keywords, Full Paper: Title, Word Limit: 5000 words, Format: A4 size, MS Word, Font: Times New Roman, Font size: 12, Line spacing: Single, Margins: 1.5 inches on all four sides. References should be in APA style. Tables and Figures should be numbered and placed close to first reference. Last Date for Abstract Submission: 15th April 2015 Last Date for Full Paper Submission: 25th April 2015 Peer- Review and Consent on Publication: 30th April 2015 Last Date for Fees Payment of Workshop and Conference: 5th May 2015 Authors to kindly ensure that all content is originally written with full citation. Case study and articles with over 10% duplicacy will be out rightly rejected. AWARDS & PUBLICATIONS Proceedings of the Roundtable will be recorded and published online on IICA’s open-access, fullyreferred Journal with ISSN. Best Papers in each Technical Session will be awarded. LOGISTICAL ASPECTS The International Conference is being hosted by the Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs (IICA). Date: 15th – 16th MAY, 2015 Venue: IICA Auditorium Full Address: Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs, Plot No. : - 6, 7, 8, Sector 5, IMT Manesar, Gurgaon (Haryana) – 122050, Fax No. : 01242291036, Email: [email protected] For any further queries, contact: Mr Onkar Nath Puri, Conference Convenor Ph: 0124-2640191 Email: [email protected] Website: www.iica.in Page | 6
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