Challenging Traditional KT: Co-designing Innovative Approaches to Knowledge Exchange

Herfurth, Lorenz; Cruickshank, Leon

Challenging Traditional KT: Co-designing Innovative Approaches to Knowledge Exchange

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Herfurth, Lorenz and Cruickshank, Leon (2011) Challenging Traditional KT: Co-designing Innovative Approaches to Knowledge Exchange. In: IKT International Conference on Challenges for Knowledge Transfer: A Time for Change, 7 July 2011, Sheffield, UK.
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Creators/Authors:

Herfurth, Lorenz and Cruickshank, Leon

Abstract:

This presentation was given at the IKT Conference 2011 in Sheffield. I presented findings from an ongoing research project called 'IDEAS at Daresbury'. 'The IDEAS programme aimed at improving and maintaining economic performance of participating businesses by delivering new and specifically tailored knowledge to 40 high-tech SMEs situated at Daresbury Science and Innovation Campus and its wider network of companies in the region and incite the exchange of knowledge between companies.

Official URL:

http://imagination.lancs.ac.uk/activities/IDEAS_Daresbury

Uncontrolled Keywords:

Knowledge Exchange, Design Facilitation, Innovation, Design Methods

School/Academic Area:

School of Innovation and Technology

Dates:

Date

Date Type

7 July 2011

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Status:

Published

Funders:

Lancaster University

Event Title:

IKT International Conference on Challenges for Knowledge Transfer: A Time for Change

Event Location:

Sheffield, UK

Event Dates:

7 July 2011

Projects:

IDEAS at Daresbury

Output Type:

Conference or Workshop Item (Speech)

Output ID:

5162

Date Deposited:

30 Mar 2017 09:15

Last Modified:

13 Nov 2023 10:11

Deposited By:

Lorenz Herfurth

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