This diagnostic assesses the ability of organizations to generate and manage innovation by analyzing key variables that facilitate the development of ideas, products, and services.
The conditions an organization offers to foster innovation include aspects such as physical infrastructure, funding for R&D processes, engagement with the surrounding community, and incentive systems, among others. Through this process, key strengths and areas needing improvement are identified to promote a culture geared toward innovation.
How does it work?
The evaluation is conducted using a questionnaire that gathers information across several areas: personnel and management mechanisms, financing and funding, internal incentives, the nature of the venture, the environment, intellectual property, and open innovation. Each aspect contains specific elements that allow for effective data processing and interpretation.
Benefits:
- Identifying Opportunities: Detecting areas for improvement in innovation and technology transfer.
- Influence Diagnosis: Evaluate the areas of higher education institutions that have the greatest influence on R&D&I indicators.
- Updated Information: Get up-to-date information on the most useful benefits from CEDIA .
- Strategic Collaborations: Identify key players for future collaborations.
- Accreditation Improvement: Providing input to identify opportunities for improvement in accreditation indicators.
How to apply?
Member request the cedia through itt@cedia.org.ec and cedia
