The Oxford ISIS Model of Technology Transfer is a one-day workshop focusing on real world cases and draws upon the experience and the methods of ISIS Innovation, the technology transfer company of The University of Oxford.
The workshop will examine ISIS Innovation’s unique model of technology transfer that has been used successfully over the past 20 years. The speakers will share ISIS’s unique project management team structure, its strategies at building successful relationships with researchers, its experience with technology audits and methods for sourcing of funding.
Using many actual ISIS cases, participants will be brought through processes of disclosure through to exit strategies and will receive unique insights and opportunities of detailed analysis of the experience of these early stage companies.
The workshop is aimed at IP professionals, technology transfer specialists, independent researchers & inventors, and businesses involved in early stage technologies.
Introducing the Oxford ISIS Model of Technology Transfer
• Organisational Structure
- Dealing with the parent organisation/university board
• Internal Marketing
- Oxford’s unique Lighthouse Model – a new way of attracting invention disclosures
• Revenue Sharing Models
• Inventorship Disputes
• Project Evaluation
• Project Management & Investment
• Activity: Technology Transfer Triage
- How to allocate limited resources across a number of technology opportunities
- Analyse 5 real technology cases and conduct assessments
