Check list ILO. Feasibility Is there the demand on IPR (number of researchers)? Have you estimated the number of past university patents?

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Check list ILO Feasibility Is there the demand on IPR (number of researchers)? Have you estimated the number of past university patents? Activities Are you planning the main goal of TTO? Are you plannning how to reach it and in which way? Organization Do you have internal resources? Do you know which skill your organization will need? Financial Need How much money do you need for doing those things? How can you find it? FIRST GOAL Do you know how to convince your Board, Rector and investor?

Check list ILO Define: 1. Customers 2. Actors and Competitors 3. Suppliers 1. University local context regional context 2. Ministers and Government - Chamber of Commerce industrial association private center or consortia consulting companies 3. Consulting companies patent attorneys law firms foundations financial world (VC, BA )

Check list ILO: clienti University How many researchers (students, phd, reseachers, professor )? Which are the main research fields (biotech, ICT )? How many research contract are managed by Your Institution? Wich share of the contracts comes from industry? How many patents have been filled in the past? Local and regional context Which kind of industry is working in your area (sector, size)? Are there specific innovation needs? What kind of research is ask for? Are there some industry networks or industrial districts? Are there any other university or research center?

Check list ILO: attori Ministers and government Are there specific actions for promoting IPR use (training, funds)? Chamber of Commerce Is there a dedicated office for IPR activities (consulting, filing)? Are there specific actions for promoting IPR use (training, funds)? Industrial Associations and Consortia Are there other organizations or local authorities involved in IPR issue? What kind of service are they offering? Consulting Companies Are there other consulting companies involved in IPR issue? What kind of service are they offering?

Check list ILO: fornitori Consulting companies Are there consulting companies involved in IPR issue? What kind of services are they offering? Patent attorneys Are there dedicated offices for IPR activities (filing, prosecution, research report )? Have you already check skills, activities, costs of these offices? What kind of services are they able to provide you? Foundations, Venture Capitalists, Business Angels Are there possibilities to get funds for TT activities? From who? Are there possibilities to get funds for innovation projects jointly to companies? Are there possibilities to get funds for spin-off activity, at which conditions?

Check list ILO: fattori chiave Define the goals and the philosopshy of TT activities Within the university Within the local government Among every actors of the Area Be different in comparison to others initiatives Analyse key points of the other actors Underline minus and plus factors Create value added in the TT process Pay attention to raise awareness on IPR and entrepreneurship culture within the university Innovation needs of the industrial world Innovation policies and strategies of Government

Check list ILO: benchmark Define: Mission and goals Organization and management Manpower and skills Relationship Information, training and advertising Budget To understand what and how you can do

Check list ILO: missione e obiettivi To favour a deep link between university and industry To increase the innovation potential of local industry To increase the innovation potential of regional industry To increase the innovation potential of national industry To promote the commercial exploitation of IPR and KH To increase the patent portfolio To increase the spin-off portofolio To disseminate the IPR and TT culture To make money To have access to public or private funds.

Check list ILO: organizzazione Organizational units or department within the PRO + internal liability + close link to the researchers + ownership of IP + clear definition of the role + secure budget coverage + lower fixed costs + management of contracts high level of burocracy, weak incentives and motivation to commercialisation Subsidiary organizations outside the PRO + managerial and financial independence Public or private intermediaries + high specialised expertise + economies of scale + broader access to commercialisation - distance from research and researchers, weak management of research portfolio

Check list ILO: attività First consultancy Research on novelty Market evaluation Patent application Patent exploitation (licensing) Advertising and comunication activities Liaison for contract research client recruitment contract signing legal issues Administrative activities Spin-off assistance Financing of spin-offs seed capital holding shares

Check list ILO: risorse umane Man power = function (goals, time, activities, organization budget) Man power and role YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 Professor IN PT IN PT IN PT IN FT IN FT To Manager IN - FT IN - FT IN - FT 2IN - FT 2IN FT Administrative IN - PT IN - PT IN - PT IN - FT IN FT Patent attorney OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT Secretary IN - PT IN - PT IN - FT IN FT Legal expert IN - PT IN - PT IN PT IN - PT Finance expert PT PT FT Management expert PT PT PT Licensing expert IN - PT IN FT IN FT IN FT Communication PT PT FT FT Man power (FTE) 2 4 5,5 8,5 9

Check list ILO: marketing INSIDE the UNIVERSITY To stimulate the demand (researchers) To be visible (all empolyess) To be clear and clean (to the Board of Directors).. OUTSIDE the UNIVERSITY To establish a role of the TT within the university To gain the liability To be a good partner for the innovation process of the Country.