Taking a strategic look at MedTech innovation: People, place and process
- Date: Tuesday 10 July 2018, 09:00 – 15:30
- Location: Radisson Blu Hotel, Leeds
- Type: Ideas in Practice, Conferences
- Cost: Free
Ideas In Practice Symposium
The world of MedTech is global, complex, competitive, regulated and dynamic. It is not just about having the most brilliant technology; success in this world means being strategic and understanding the people element in technological innovation – both suppliers and users. Leeds University Business School would like to invite you to join them for a one-day Symposium to discuss:
- The strategic challenges of managing innovation in MedTech
- How to manage the innovation ecosystem
- How regulation affects innovation strategies, including emergent technologies where regulation is under-developed
- Digital innovation and technological/industrial convergence
This event is supported by EU-funded MSCA-EID COINS (agreement number 675866).
Event format
09:00 | Arrival and refreshments |
09:30 | Welcome and introduction: Prof. Krsto Pandza, Professor in Strategy and Innovation |
09:45 | Graeme Cameron, Head of UK Hospital Care Division, B Braun: MedTech – Innovating Beyond the Product |
10:15 | Bill Pigg, Director, Holden Consulting Limited: MedTech Innovation: Regulatory Challenges and Return on Investment |
10:45 | Q & A |
11:00 | Tea and coffee |
11:30 | John Fisher, Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Director of three funded MedTech research centres, University of Leeds: MedTech Place: A Regional Approach to Medical Technology Innovation |
12:00 | Michael Branagan-Harris, CEO, Device Access Ltd: The Principles of Successful MedTech Market Access |
12:30 | Q & A |
12:45 | Networking lunch |
13:45 | Panel discussion with all speakers, chaired by Prof. Krsto Pandza: Disruptive Change or Business as Usual? |
14:30 | Andrew Jackson, Client Executive Northern UK, Wales, Scotland and Ireland, IBM: IBM in Healthcare and the Role of Publication in Innovation |
15:10 | Tea and coffee and networking |
15:30 | Event close |
For further information, please contact Naomi Colhoun at n.colhoun@leeds.ac.uk