This diagnosis evaluates the capacity of organizations to generate and manage innovation through the analysis of key variables that facilitate the development of ideas, products and services.
The conditions that an organization offers to promote innovation include aspects such as physical infrastructure, financing of R&D processes, articulation with the environment and incentive systems, among others. Through this process, the main strengths and areas that need improvement are identified to promote an innovation-oriented culture.
How does it work?
The evaluation is carried out through a questionnaire that collects information on several axes: personnel and administration mechanisms, financing and funding, internal incentives, nature of the entrepreneurship, environment, intellectual property and open innovation. Each aspect contains specific elements that allow data to be processed and interpreted effectively.
Benefits:
- Identification of Opportunities: Detect areas of improvement in innovation and technology transfer.
- Influence Diagnosis: Evaluate the areas of the HEIs that most influence the R&D&I indicators.
- Updated Information: Obtain updated data on the most usable benefits from CEDIA .
- Strategic Collaborations: Identify key actors for future collaborations.
- Improvement in Accreditation: Provide inputs to identify opportunities for improvement in accreditation indicators.
How to apply?
Member institutions can request the service through itt@ cedia .org.ec and noc@ cedia .org.ec
