Comments on: A new IP professional? http://www.tangible-ip.com/2009/a-new-ip-professional.htm ipVA's blog on adding value through intellectual property Fri, 03 Feb 2012 18:43:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: JS Hatcher http://www.tangible-ip.com/2009/a-new-ip-professional.htm/comment-page-1#comment-4849 JS Hatcher Thu, 27 Aug 2009 08:29:47 +0000 http://www.tangible-ip.com/?p=516#comment-4849 Thanks for the comment Jamal. It looks like a really interesting and exclusive programme. For reference for everyone the link is at <a href="http://tiger.gatech.edu/" rel="nofollow">http://tiger.gatech.edu/</a>. Thanks for the comment Jamal. It looks like a really interesting and exclusive programme. For reference for everyone the link is at http://tiger.gatech.edu/.

]]> By: Jamal Wilson http://www.tangible-ip.com/2009/a-new-ip-professional.htm/comment-page-1#comment-4836 Jamal Wilson Wed, 26 Aug 2009 18:44:35 +0000 http://www.tangible-ip.com/?p=516#comment-4836 I actually participated in a program very similar to the one suggested at Georgia Institute of Technology called TI:GER (Technological Innovation: Generating Economic Results). The program grouped 1 MBA student from GT College of MGT, 2 law students from Emory University, and a PhD student from one of the disciplines at GT. The 2 year program allowed me (PhD student at the time) to examine all of the business and legal issues around commercializing technology coming from academic research institutions. The other students in the group got similar exposure to areas of commercialization that they would not otherwise have gotten. I now work in IP management largely because of my experience with the TI:GER program and my interest in the subject matter. I actually participated in a program very similar to the one suggested at Georgia Institute of Technology called TI:GER (Technological Innovation: Generating Economic Results). The program grouped 1 MBA student from GT College of MGT, 2 law students from Emory University, and a PhD student from one of the disciplines at GT. The 2 year program allowed me (PhD student at the time) to examine all of the business and legal issues around commercializing technology coming from academic research institutions. The other students in the group got similar exposure to areas of commercialization that they would not otherwise have gotten. I now work in IP management largely because of my experience with the TI:GER program and my interest in the subject matter.

]]> By: andrew watson http://www.tangible-ip.com/2009/a-new-ip-professional.htm/comment-page-1#comment-4232 andrew watson Sun, 02 Aug 2009 20:16:29 +0000 http://www.tangible-ip.com/?p=516#comment-4232 Hi Jordan I've just listened to the same podcast. Interesting and, like you, I picked up the same point about MBA IP training. Reporting it is missing and being able to do something about it seem miles apart to me. How to even get started? I suppose if the big schools started offering it then the others would try to follow. But I also come back to a theme we have debated previously----who would you ask to give all of this training? There are really very few people around who could do this well. I have no more answers. Andrew Hi Jordan

I’ve just listened to the same podcast. Interesting and, like you, I picked up the same point about MBA IP training. Reporting it is missing and being able to do something about it seem miles apart to me. How to even get started? I suppose if the big schools started offering it then the others would try to follow. But I also come back to a theme we have debated previously—-who would you ask to give all of this training? There are really very few people around who could do this well. I have no more answers.

Andrew

]]> By: The Future of IP: Notes from the ICAP Ocean Tomo Summer 2009 Conference | IP P®OSPE©TIVE http://www.tangible-ip.com/2009/a-new-ip-professional.htm/comment-page-1#comment-4179 The Future of IP: Notes from the ICAP Ocean Tomo Summer 2009 Conference | IP P®OSPE©TIVE Fri, 31 Jul 2009 18:12:33 +0000 http://www.tangible-ip.com/?p=516#comment-4179 [...] There may be an interdisciplinary IP Management graduate degree program in the works at UC Berkely.  This would be a collaborative effort between the law school, the business school, and the engineering school - to create IP Management Executives.  How cool is that?  See what others (Tangible-IP) have to say about this endeavor. [...] [...] There may be an interdisciplinary IP Management graduate degree program in the works at UC Berkely.  This would be a collaborative effort between the law school, the business school, and the engineering school – to create IP Management Executives.  How cool is that?  See what others (Tangible-IP) have to say about this endeavor. [...]

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