Form for the application of open innovation challenges within the framework of the call for theSt. Augustine Industry Innovation Lab (Saiil) programme

1. Contact Information

Section to include contact information for the participating company or organization
Company/organization name:
Number of employees:
Annual revenue category (TT$):
Main Contact

First NameLast Name
Main contact Department/Area/Unit:
Main contact Job Title:
Main Contact- Mobile
Please enter a valid phone number.Format: (000) 000-0000.
Main Contact- Email
example@example.com
Second Contact

First NameLast Name
Second contact Job Title:
Second Contact- Mobile
Please enter a valid phone number.Format: (000) 000-0000.
Main Contact- Email
example@example.com
Does the company have experience in open innovation processes?
If the answer is YES, please indicate the Research, Technological Development and Innovation Area

Rows	Do nothing in 18 months	Do nothing between 19 and 36 months	Do nothing between 37 and 60 months
Likely outcomes if the challenge is not addressed

3. EXPECTATION OF THE SOLUTION
3.1 What requirements do you consider mandatory for the implementation of a solution to be viable in your company ororganization?
3.2 Type of solutions known at national and/or international level
3.3 At what stage of development do you expect to find the solution? - Select an option
3.4 How soon (in months) do you need to have the solution implemented in your company or organization?
3.5 What have you done previously to solve the challenge? Indicate specific activities

Rows	Yes/No	How many?
4.1.1 New goods or services within your company or organization (they already existed in the national and/or international market)
4.1.2 New goods or services for the national market (already existed in the international market)
4.1.3 New goods or services for the international market
4.1.4 Significantly improved goods or services within company or organization (already existed in the national and/or international market)
4.1.5 Significantly improved goods or services for the national market (already existed in the international market)
4.1.6 Significantly improved goods or services for the international market
4.1.7 New or significantly improved methods of service delivery, production, distribution, delivery, or logistics systems within your company or organization
4.1.8 New organizational methods implemented in the internal functioning of the company or organization, the knowledge management system, organization of the workplace or in the management of the company's or organization’s external relations
4.1.9 New marketing techniques implemented in your company or organization (for example, promotion and sales or significant modifications in product packaging or design), with the objective of expanding or maintaining your market. Changes that affect product functionality are excluded.

Rows	OBSTACLES TO OBTAINING NEW OR SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVED GOODS OR SERVICES
4.2.1. Lack of own resources.
4.2.2. Lack of qualified personnel.
4.2.3. Difficulty in complying with regulations and technical regulations.
4.2.4. Little information about markets.
4.2.5. Little information about technology available.
4.2.6. Little information on public support instruments.
4.2.7. Uncertainty regarding the demand for innovative goods and services.
4.2.8. Uncertainty regarding success in the technical execution of the project.
4.2.9. Low profitability of innovation.
4.2.10. Difficulties in accessing financing external to the company.
4.2.11. Limited possibilities for cooperation with other companies or institutions.
4.2.12. Ease of imitation by third parties.
4.2.13. Insufficient capacity of the intellectual property system to protect innovation.
4.2.14. Low offer of inspection, testing, calibration, certification, and verification services.

Rows	Investigation & development	Acquisition of machinery and equipment	Information and telecom technologies	Technology transfer and/or acquisition of another external knowledge	Technical assistance and consulting	Engineering and industrial design
(Types of Partner) 4.4.1. Other companies in the same group
4.4.2. Suppliers
4.4.3. Customers
4.4.4. Competitors
4.4.5. Consultants,experts, or researchers
4.4.6. Universities
4.4.7. Technological Development Centers
4.4.8. Autonomous Research Centers
4.4.9. Technology Parks
4.4.10. Regional Productivity Centers
4.4.11. International Organizations

Rows	Yes/No	Amount
NEW OR SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVED GOODS OR SERVICES PROTECTION MECHANISMS 4.5.1. Innovation patents.
4.5.2. Utility model patents.
4.5.3. Copyright.
4.5.4. Software logs.
4.5.5. Industrial design registrations.
4.5.6. Registrations of trademarks and other distinctive signs.
4.5.7. Plant variety breeder certificates.
4.5.8. Industrial secret.
4.5.9. High complexity in design.
4.5.10. Confidentiality agreements or contracts with other companies.
4.5.11. Confidentiality agreements or contracts with employees.
4.6 Does the company or organization have processes and/or policies for the
management of intellectual property assets?
4.7 Has the company or organization ever licensed any technology or intellectual property asset for commercial exploitation?

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