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(Created claim: summary (P836): The project is a collaborative project between Luleå University of Technology and LTU Business AB. The overall goal of the project is that SMEs in participating municipalities and surrounding society perceive Luleå University of Technology as a natural partner. The project goal is that research and innovation collaboration between LTU, industry and the surrounding society has increased. The project has the following six milestones: New col...) |
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The project is a collaborative project between Luleå University of Technology and LTU Business AB. The overall goal of the project is that SMEs in participating municipalities and surrounding society perceive Luleå University of Technology as a natural partner. The project goal is that research and innovation collaboration between LTU, industry and the surrounding society has increased. The project has the following six milestones: New collaborations between LTU and SMEs in participating municipalities have been initiated based on the needs of SMEs where at least 10 % of SMEs have not previously collaborated with LTU – the collaborations between LTU and SMEs consist of increasing complexity and commitment, – participation SMF has developed products and services up to the step before commercialisation, – increased understanding in the collaboration processes for how gender mainstreaming collaboration and a norm-critical approach contributes to a broader collaboration and increased socially sustainable growth in the region, which contributes to new collaboration methods and cooperation between Luleå and SMEs. LTU Business AB’s role is to meet companies and based on their needs and with the help of the Innovation Office at Luleå University of Technology match the needs of the companies with suitable activities at the university. Within the project, ownership rights to the results of the collaborations that arise will be handled, which creates security for both the companies and the university. Within the framework of the project, an innovation factory will be carried out where students are tasked with investigating and developing companies’ products and services, and where the results of the work fall to the participating company. The revenues in the project consist of the fee that companies pay to participate in the innovation factory activity. The project will also work to increase the commitment and knowledge of Luleå University of Technology’s activities at the participating municipalities’ business departments so that they can better pilot the companies, who primarily contact them, on to the contacts they have built up with the university. (English) | |||||||||||||||
| Property / summary: The project is a collaborative project between Luleå University of Technology and LTU Business AB. The overall goal of the project is that SMEs in participating municipalities and surrounding society perceive Luleå University of Technology as a natural partner. The project goal is that research and innovation collaboration between LTU, industry and the surrounding society has increased. The project has the following six milestones: New collaborations between LTU and SMEs in participating municipalities have been initiated based on the needs of SMEs where at least 10 % of SMEs have not previously collaborated with LTU – the collaborations between LTU and SMEs consist of increasing complexity and commitment, – participation SMF has developed products and services up to the step before commercialisation, – increased understanding in the collaboration processes for how gender mainstreaming collaboration and a norm-critical approach contributes to a broader collaboration and increased socially sustainable growth in the region, which contributes to new collaboration methods and cooperation between Luleå and SMEs. LTU Business AB’s role is to meet companies and based on their needs and with the help of the Innovation Office at Luleå University of Technology match the needs of the companies with suitable activities at the university. Within the project, ownership rights to the results of the collaborations that arise will be handled, which creates security for both the companies and the university. Within the framework of the project, an innovation factory will be carried out where students are tasked with investigating and developing companies’ products and services, and where the results of the work fall to the participating company. The revenues in the project consist of the fee that companies pay to participate in the innovation factory activity. The project will also work to increase the commitment and knowledge of Luleå University of Technology’s activities at the participating municipalities’ business departments so that they can better pilot the companies, who primarily contact them, on to the contacts they have built up with the university. (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / summary: The project is a collaborative project between Luleå University of Technology and LTU Business AB. The overall goal of the project is that SMEs in participating municipalities and surrounding society perceive Luleå University of Technology as a natural partner. The project goal is that research and innovation collaboration between LTU, industry and the surrounding society has increased. The project has the following six milestones: New collaborations between LTU and SMEs in participating municipalities have been initiated based on the needs of SMEs where at least 10 % of SMEs have not previously collaborated with LTU – the collaborations between LTU and SMEs consist of increasing complexity and commitment, – participation SMF has developed products and services up to the step before commercialisation, – increased understanding in the collaboration processes for how gender mainstreaming collaboration and a norm-critical approach contributes to a broader collaboration and increased socially sustainable growth in the region, which contributes to new collaboration methods and cooperation between Luleå and SMEs. LTU Business AB’s role is to meet companies and based on their needs and with the help of the Innovation Office at Luleå University of Technology match the needs of the companies with suitable activities at the university. Within the project, ownership rights to the results of the collaborations that arise will be handled, which creates security for both the companies and the university. Within the framework of the project, an innovation factory will be carried out where students are tasked with investigating and developing companies’ products and services, and where the results of the work fall to the participating company. The revenues in the project consist of the fee that companies pay to participate in the innovation factory activity. The project will also work to increase the commitment and knowledge of Luleå University of Technology’s activities at the participating municipalities’ business departments so that they can better pilot the companies, who primarily contact them, on to the contacts they have built up with the university. (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
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6,305,469.0 Swedish krona
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12,610,936.0 Swedish krona
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0.5 percent
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1 January 2016
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30 April 2019
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Luleå Tekniska Universitet
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Projektet är ett samverkansprojekt mellan Luleå tekniska universitet och LTU Business AB. Projektets övergripande mål är att SMF i deltagande kommuner och omgivande samhälle upplever Luleå tekniska universitet som en naturlig samarbetspartner. Projektmålet är att forsknings- och innovationssamverkan mellan LTU, näringsliv och omgivande samhälle har ökat. Projektet har följande sex delmål: ¿ nya samarbeten mellan LTU och SMF i deltagande kommuner har initierats utifrån behoven hos SMF där minst 10 % av SMF inte tidigare har samarbetat med LTU ¿ samarbetena mellan LTU och SMF består av allt högre grad av komplexitet och engagemang, ¿ deltagande SMF har utvecklat produkter och tjänster fram till steget innan kommersialisering, ¿ ökad förståelse i samverkansprocesserna för hur jämställdhetsintegrering och ett normkritiskt förhållningssätt bidrar till en bredare samverkan och ökat socialt hållbar tillväxt i regionen, ¿ ökad kunskap och engagemang hos deltagande kommuners näringslivsavdelningar kring samverkan mellan LTU och SMF, ¿ genom ökad samverkan mellan SMF och Luleå tekniska universitet skapas nya och förbättrade metoder och arbetssätt vilket bidrar till nya samarbeten och ökat värde på samarbetet. LTU Business ABs roll är att träffa företag och utifrån deras behov och med hjälp av Innovationskontoret på Luleå tekniska universitet matcha behoven hos företagen med passande verksamhet på universitetet. Inom projektet ska också äganderätt till resultaten av samarbetena som uppstår hanteras vilket skapar en trygghet för både företagen och universitetet. Inom ramen för projektet ska en innovationsfabrik genomföras där studenter får i uppdrag att undersöka och utveckla företags produkter och tjänster och där resultaten av arbetet tillfaller det deltagande företaget. Intäkterna i projektet består av den avgift som företagen betalar för att delta i aktiviteten innovationsfabriken. Projektet ska också arbeta med att öka engagemanget och kunskapen om Luleå tekniska universitets verksamheter hos de deltagande kommunernas näringslivsavdelningar för att dessa bättre ska kunna lotsa företagen, som i första hand kontaktar dem, vidare till de kontakter de byggt upp med universitetet. (Swedish)
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The project is a collaborative project between Luleå University of Technology and LTU Business AB. The overall goal of the project is that SMEs in participating municipalities and surrounding society perceive Luleå University of Technology as a natural partner. The project goal is that research and innovation collaboration between LTU, industry and the surrounding society has increased. The project has the following six milestones: New collaborations between LTU and SMEs in participating municipalities have been initiated based on the needs of SMEs where at least 10 % of SMEs have not previously collaborated with LTU – the collaborations between LTU and SMEs consist of increasing complexity and commitment, – participation SMF has developed products and services up to the step before commercialisation, – increased understanding in the collaboration processes for how gender mainstreaming collaboration and a norm-critical approach contributes to a broader collaboration and increased socially sustainable growth in the region, which contributes to new collaboration methods and cooperation between Luleå and SMEs. LTU Business AB’s role is to meet companies and based on their needs and with the help of the Innovation Office at Luleå University of Technology match the needs of the companies with suitable activities at the university. Within the project, ownership rights to the results of the collaborations that arise will be handled, which creates security for both the companies and the university. Within the framework of the project, an innovation factory will be carried out where students are tasked with investigating and developing companies’ products and services, and where the results of the work fall to the participating company. The revenues in the project consist of the fee that companies pay to participate in the innovation factory activity. The project will also work to increase the commitment and knowledge of Luleå University of Technology’s activities at the participating municipalities’ business departments so that they can better pilot the companies, who primarily contact them, on to the contacts they have built up with the university. (English)
29 April 2021
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