
Innovation Thursday
Do you have something in mind? We gather together to develop further projects and strategies to nourish the Swiss innovation ecosystem. All members are welcomed to join and share their ideas.
Do you have something in mind? We gather together to develop further projects and strategies to nourish the Swiss innovation ecosystem. All members are welcomed to join and share their ideas.
In today’s economy, an increasing number of startups are flourishing and nowadays, according to a GEM report, around 100 million new companies are launched each year. Business Development for products and services, as well as Patented/Non-patented Product-to-Market lifecycle are two key factors crucial to a successful startup.
Do you want to learn from highly experienced international senior professionals ? Do you want to learn more about successful methods to run a project ? Join the presentation followed by the discussion between Cheryl Edison, a successful serial entrepreneur from Silicon Valley, and a C-level advisor to Global 500 companies on innovation creation, and Eliav Haskal, responsible for knowledge transfer and Innovation at the National Competence Center in Bio-inspired Materials at the Adolphe Merkle Institute, University of Fribourg.
Retail services as we know them are on the verge of dying. In recent years, new digital technologies such as online mega-stores, ultrafast drone deliveries or microscopic 3D printing have overhauled this industry’s landscape. More and more buyers are demanding a seamless omnichannel experience and a flawless service. The real question now is to know how businesses are adapting to these new demands and how startups in retail are flourishing.
What is E-nnovation? How can it make tomorrow a better place? What will happen to companies that won’t adapt? We invited Kim Cheng from Cisco to answer these questions in a round table discussion, Monday, 12th November 2018 at the Innovation Lab in Fribourg. Join us for this rich exchange about these incredible new technologies that are changing the way we interact with each other.
Our speaker : Kim Cheng - She studied in Stanford University and is currently working for Cisco.
Where : Innovation Lab Fribourg
When : 12th November 2018 at 07:00 P.M
Get your tickets here : https://goo.gl/ikhVPx
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What is Social Entrepreneurship and how could it change the world ?
Social Entrepreneurship and sustainability are an integral part of generating wealth and well-being in the 21st century. Innovative business models that create social, economic and environmental values are merging all around the world right now. Are you a changemaker? Join us for a rich panel discussion to exchange ideas on actors of social entrepreneurship, their motivations and debate the latest trends in this sector with a special focus on two of the most disruptive innovations of our time: circular economy, which is redefining products and services to reduce waste and minimize negative ecological impacts, and blockchain, a decentralized public ledger.
Speaker Names :
• Mrs. Azadeh Tajdar - Researcher on collective social entrepreneurship at Université de Fribourg - Universität Freiburg
• Mrs. Erica Mazerolle-Castillo - Leader for the research lab
Beyond Waste at Impact Hub Lausanne
• Mr. Enrique Alvarado Hablutzel - Strategy & Business
Development Manager at Impact Hub Geneva
Where : Innovation Lab Fribourg
Get your tickets now on Eventbrite : https://goo.gl/c8sk8r
After doubling our membership over the past semester, we take a short summer break now. To get an impression of our most recent events, just check out our galleries. Will be back soon – stay tuned! And, here’s a list of our initiatives and events-in-the-making:
We look forward to see you soon at the IC!
Ce workshop a pour but de donner les bases nécessaires à l'utilisation du circuit Arduino pour créer des prototypes interactifs. Le workshop sera constitué de 30 minutes de théorie et ensuite que des exercices pratiques que les participants pourraient choisir parmi plusieurs possibilités.
Registration par EMail:
gaetan@fablab-fribourg.ch
The success of your innovation depends mainly on the customers. But, who are they? And what do they really need/want? This Innovation Club Workshop provides you different tools to better understand customer needs in order to deliver real customer-value:
The better you know their needs, the greater your success!
Sébastien Niclasse, UX Designer and Coach @INNOArchitects, will hand over each participant a Customer Insights certification.
Big Data is revolutionizing how organizations utilize information to shape business and policy decisions. Join eXascale Infolab for an introduction to Big Data and an overview of its current research projects.
Discover the treasures of your campus, join us on the 15th March in the Lab of Philippe Cudré-Mauroux!
L'Innovation Club célèbre la journée internationale des femmes avec 2 invitées d’honneur, deux powerhouse women qui partageront avec nous leur vision et les moments décisifs qui ont marqué leur carrière.
- Juliana Pantet, jeune Yverdonnoise avec une solide expérience acquise aux Etats Unis et dans la Silicon Valley. Elle est aujourd'hui directrice de l'Y-Parc d'Yverdon-les-Bains, un des des plus grands parcs technologiques de Suisse.
- Nadine Reichental, un des piliers de l'entrepreneuriat en Suisse Romande. Chargée de cours à l'Unil, elle est aussi l'initiatrice du programme d’entrepreneuriat pour adolescents "Graines d’Entrepreneurs" ainsi que présidente du "Club de Femmes Entrepreneures".
Gerhard Andrey est partenaire et cofondateur de l’agence Liip. Entre les bureaux de Fribourg, Bern, Lausanne, St-Gall et Zurich, près de 150 Liipers conçoivent et développent des solutions web et mobile sur mesure pour des entreprises privées comme des institutions publiques. Les équipes sont autogérées et travaillent selon les méthodologies Agile pour des entreprises variées, comme la Banque Raiffeisen, la Migros et l’Administration fédérale via le projet Open Government Data.
La forme organisationnelle non-conventionnelle de Liip, lui a permis de se développer de manière exponentielle durant les dernières années. L'organisation décentralisée, autogérée et l'absence d'un système de gestion pyramidal classique sont essentielles à son succès.
Gerhard Andrey expliquera comment Liip s’est peu à peu éloignée des modèles de gestion traditionnels, quels sont les pièges cachés comme les opportunités de succès.