Panel III
Panel III Details
Federal Technology Transfer Office: Measuring Efficiencies and Effectiveness - Beyond Traditional Metrics
Federal Technology Transfer Office: Measuring Efficiencies and Effectiveness - Beyond Traditional Metrics
The effectiveness and efficiency of a TTO often cannot be measured merely – or solely– by counting agreements, licenses, or even monies returned on invention investment. How can TTOs gauge internal efficiency and effectiveness in light of pioneering or visionary agency missions? Are there outputs that can and should be described quantitatively or qualitatively that speak to groundbreaking impacts that flow from TTO activities? This Panel will highlight perspectives related to metrics of Technology and Alliance management that trace the ripple effects created within the work scope of TTOs.
Moderator
Mike Mowatt Ph.D.
Mike Mowatt Ph.D.
Panelists
Laura Schoppe M.S.E M.B.A.
Laura Schoppe M.S.E M.B.A.
Key Metrics for Tech Transfer Offices and How to Use Them
Key Metrics for Tech Transfer Offices and How to Use Them
Courtney Silverthorn M.S. Ph.D.
Courtney Silverthorn M.S. Ph.D.
Modernizing Metrics: Revising and expanding how we measure federal technology transfer
Modernizing Metrics: Revising and expanding how we measure federal technology transfer
David Waldman M.S. Ph.D.
David Waldman M.S. Ph.D.
Reverse-Engineering Technology Transfer: Assessing Key Processes and Activities
Reverse-Engineering Technology Transfer: Assessing Key Processes and Activities
John Fraser M.S. RTTP CLP
John Fraser M.S. RTTP CLP
We are not the only ones doing technology transfer! “Lessons from across the pond"
We are not the only ones doing technology transfer! “Lessons from across the pond"
