29 representatives from the #NFDI community and the Industry Advisory Board met last week in Frankfurt for the Section #IndustryEngagement’s co-creation workshop.
💡 Key takeaways:
• #DataSpaces and #interoperability require clear standards, legal certainty and well-communicated incentives
• Knowledge transfer only works as an ecosystem – between academia, industry and society
• The biggest hurdles to data exchange lie in a lack of #standardisation, matchmaking and differing incentive systems
Our #IndustryEngagement Program brings researchers and companies together to explore shared innovation fields. With Tata Consultancy Services joining, the program adds its first partner from the technology-based #consulting sector: http://go.tum.de/809111
📷 A. Gebert
To expand the cooperation between science and industry, the #aerospace company Boeing joined the TUM #IndustryEngagement Program, which identifies common interests between researchers and companies, drives #innovation, and promotes talent: http://go.tum.de/871958 👏
📷A.Heddergott
In the new #IndustryEngagement Program, our researchers will collaborate with companies – such as our launch partner SAP – to identify common interests, explore areas of #innovation together and to promote talented individuals: https://go.tum.de/901083
📷A.Heddergott
In order to facilitate the industry sector's access to science and to leverage synergy potentials more strategically, the Technical University of Munich (TUM) has launched a new collaborative format in the context of its Excellence Strategy. The first partner in the TUM Industry Engagement Program (IEP) is the German software company SAP.
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