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April 20, 2007
Great Lakes Bio-Medical Conference 2007
From Ideation to Product Launch
A joint conference between Wisconsin Chapter of PDMA and Great Lakes Biomedical Conference. Feel free to email Shajan John, President, for more information.
Conference Sessions and Speakers
Database Usage for Product, Intellectual Property, and Patent Research
• Jonathan M. Fritz, J.D., M.S., B.S. - Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek S.C.
Operating Systems for Innovation: What Roles do they Play in Technology Management and How Do They Increase the Value of Intellectual Assets?
• Zion Bar-El - Ideation International
• Valery Prushinsky - Ideation International
Business Plans for Technology Spinouts - Telling the Story Through Pictures, Numbers and Words
• Brian Thompson - UWM Research Foundation
Knowledge-Enabled Innovation: The Integration of Inventive Problem Solving with Semantic Concept Retrieval
• Stephen Brown - Invention Machine
Ideation and Invention: A Moderated Discussion
• Dr. John Gassert - Milwaukee School of Engineering
Customer Intimacy for Customer-Centric Engineering and Development
• Kate Foss - CCH, a Wolters Kluwer business
Developing Products for Global Markets: New Products and Product Adaptation. Can Your Product be sold internationally?
• George Tesar, PhD., Professor of Marketing and International Business
Product Development Methods and Resources: A moderated discussion
• Shajan M. John - Milwaukee School of Engineering and PDMA
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Friday, April 20, 2007 |
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8:00am - 5:00pm |
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Golden Rondelle, SC Johnson Company |
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PDF version of this pageSponsored By:
Wisconsin PDMA
www.pdma.org/wisconsin
Founded in 1976, PDMA is a volunteer-driven, not-for-profit organization. About 80% of its members are corporate practitioners of new product development, with the remaining 20% split evenly between academics and service providers.
PDMA's mission is to improve the effectiveness of people engaged in developing and managing new products - both new manufactured goods and new services. This mission includes facilitating the generation of new information, helping convert this information into knowledge which is in a usable format, and making this new knowledge broadly available to those who might benefit from it. A basic tenet of the Association is that enhanced product innovation represents a desirable and necessary economic goal for firms that wish to achieve and retain a profitable competitive advantage in the long term.
Sponsored By:
IEEE
www.ieee.org
The IEEE, a non-profit organization, is the world's leading professional association for the advancement of technology.
The full name of the IEEE is the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc., although the organization is referred to by the letters I-E-E-E and pronounced Eye-triple-E.
Sponsored By:
GLBC
www.eng.mu.edu/glbc/
Great Lakes Biomedical Conference has a 30 year plus history in the Southeast wisconsin area. Organized by area biomedical companies and faculty and students of local universities such as Marquette University, Milwaukee School of Engineering and University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee.
Sponsored By:
Marquette University
www.marquette.edu/
Marquette University is a place where much is expected from those who are given much - a place where you will be asked questions that don't have easy answers. Where God is a part of the conversation.
Sponsored By:
Milwaukee School of Engineering
www.msoe.edu
MSOE offers bachelor's, master's and certificate programs in six fields of study. Additional opportunities include minors, double majors, dual-degrees, study abroad programs, and ROTC.
Sponsored By:
SC Johnson
www.scjohson.com
SC Johnson has been making great products like these for more than a hundred years, and the same family that started the company still owns and runs it today. For over a century, spanning five generations, the Johnson family has demanded the best for families everywhere.
- Membership Rates apply only to IEEE/BMES and PDMA-Wisconsin Members
- Student cards required at the event. Cannot be employed full-time
- No refunds later than 72 hours before event start time
- Walk-ins accepted based on space availability. Payment methods: checks or cash
