Validating Your Business Concept

To know whether or not you have a viable business concept, you have to comprehensively define (on paper) your thoughts, ideas, and vision. You also need to gather information related to those ideas: market size, competitors, pricing, and so on. With that information...

Customer-Focused Innovation

As researchers, scientists and inventors, we are often caught up in ideas and their potential. We think about concepts we are interested in and how they can be practically applied. We think about the changes we can make, and see opportunities in the fields of research...

Commercialization : Viability, Visibility, Capability, and Credibility

To begin a discussion of commercialization, we must begin with a few definitions. First, for convenience, the term “product” will be all inclusive of the following: technology, software, protein, textile, device, system, component, etc. Second, “commercialization” is...

Commercialization Components: Technology/Product and Business Model

Commercialization always involves two components – the technology or product AND the business model. The road to commercialization, however, differs for each business due to many factors: Type or nature of the product/technology/service (the “product”) Experience of...
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