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In-Company Programs
and Presentations
Logic
Often firms find significant advantages of sponsoring an in-company seminar or workshop based on Jay Paap's extensive range of public programs and consulting experience. It provides organizations an opportunity:
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Tailor the content to their needs
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Integrate multiple topics from public and internal programs
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Tailor the content to their needs
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Develop a common vocabulary and approach
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Safely discuss organization specific issues
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Avoid the cost and time of sending staff to public programs
Approach
Based on an in-person or series of telephone interviews with the sponsor we jointly develop learning objectives and an agenda, decide on who to invite, and prepare pre-work (readings and/or exercises) so that as much time as possible is spent on application of concepts tot eh organization rather than learning basic concepts. Workshops are often followed by a half to full day review and planning session with the sponsors to identify actions they can take to apply the concepts to their operations.
Formats
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Half day to two day workshops
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After dinner or lunch talks
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Off-site facilitation of combination workshop and planning
sessions
Representative Topics
Fostering Creativity and Innovation-
Customer Focused Technlology Planning
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Technology and Product Roadmapping
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Technology Strategy
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Competitive Intelligence for Innovation
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Managing Technical Professionals
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Managing Project Teams
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Open innovation and Corporate Venturing
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Strategic Alliances
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Understanding Customer's Unarticulated Needs
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Anticipating Disruptive Technologies
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Innovation friendly project review processes
Representative Companies
Sponsoring organizations include multiple industries and span the globe. For a listing of organizations sponsoring internal workshops and seminars refer to the downloadable file,
In-company programs
Public Speaking Engagements
Over the last three decades Jay has given over 200 talks to professional groups, association meetings, and other public forums throughout the world; serving as chairperson, keynote speaker, panelist, and featured presenter. His talks tend to focus on three primary topics:
- Innovation, Technology Management and New Product Development
- Open Innovation, Technology Scouting, Corporate Venturing and Strategic Alliances
- Competitive Intelligence
For a complete listing of the topics and venues, refer to the downloadable file:
Summary of Public Speaking Engagements.
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