R&D Management and Technology Commercialization

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Industrial spending for research and development  (R&D) initiatives is growing globally year on year, from both public and private investments. As this spending grows, so does the complexity of R&D organizations and processes. Hence, high-quality R&D management becomes increasingly important to streamline R&D processes. 

Intended for R&D managers and technology leaders in small, medium, and large enterprises, this book addresses questions such as how to align R&D with broader organizational needs, best practices for R&D hiring and team-building, how to select which metrics to be measured, and the process of moving a technology from the laboratory to the market.

Industrial spending for research and development  (R&D) initiatives is growing globally year on year, from both public and private investments. As this spending grows, so does the complexity of R&D organizations and processes. Hence, high-quality R&D management becomes increasingly important to streamline R&D processes. 

Intended for R&D managers and technology leaders in small, medium, and large enterprises, this book addresses questions such as how to align R&D with broader organizational needs, best practices for R&D hiring and team-building, how to select which metrics to be measured, and the process of moving a technology from the laboratory to the market.

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Orestis Georgiou

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“R&D Management and Technology Commercialization is a game-changer for anyone navigating the complexities of research and innovation. When I transitioned from academia to founding a startup, I was immediately struck by the immense knowledge required to transform a product from the lab to the market. While I explored methodologies like Lean Startup, Agile, and Design Thinking—which are here insightfully covered by this book—it was a long and challenging process to distill these into a cohesive framework for me and my team to follow. This book would have been an invaluable guide early on, seamlessly blending academic, corporate, and startup R&D approaches. By weaving in the history, evolution, and practical applications of R&D management, it empowers readers to craft a personalized philosophy tailored to today’s ever-evolving challenges, making it an indispensable resource for driving innovation with confidence.” (Dr. Evagoras Xydas, Startup founder and Academic.)

“As someone transitioning from researcher to R&D manager in the biotech sector, I found this book to be an invaluable resource. It blends theory with practical insights, covering everything from managing R&D teams to handling IP, market research, and technology commercialization. It was really a pleasure to read, and I would even recommend reading this book twice. The first read offers a comprehensive overview and valuable insights into the broader landscape of R&D management. The second read, however, is where the real value lies—by working through the tasks and exercises provided, as they will help you translate the theory into actionable plans tailored to your own R&D projects and teams. For researchers, like myself, early-stage R&D managers, and entrepreneurs involved in tech-driven companies, this book provides a sort of “methods and protocols handbook” which they can get back to whenever a question on any stage in the R&D process arises. And of course, the references! They are invaluable.” (Natalia Shenderovska, Biotechnology Specialist)

“"Titles may be granted, but leadership is earned" is a quote from this book that rings close to my heart. I've worked in research and development, wearing many hats; from a young PhD researcher, to creating value in biotechnology startups to assisting in the monetization of products via IP management and leading interdisciplinary teams in technology and financial institutions. Managing research and development, whether it's the project itself or the team that creates it (or in many cases both), is more than a full-time job and every day is a teacher for something new in this domain.  This book touches upon many aspects that a leader (not just an R&D leader) can use to navigate the complex landscape of a successful career and provides useful deep introductions to many skills, tools and know-how that took more than a decade for me to collect empirically. I've been lucky enough to see leaders at work, and have leaders guide me and this book can be such a guide. This book will be a staple in my library as a reference guide into leadership and management.” (Dr Petros Mina, R&D professional & Technologist)

“As a professional in the fast-paced technological environment of media with experience in developing innovative, EU-funded solutions, I found R&D Management and Technology Commercialization to be an invaluable resource. The book provides practical insights into navigating the ever-evolving landscape of R&D, reflecting real-life challenges I have encountered in my career. Its thoughtful analysis and case studies where eye-opening. Specifically, they effectively address the complexities of innovation management, offering diverse approaches based on frameworks for building, structuring and growing R&D functions. The authors skilfully bridge theory and practice, making it a must-read for anyone striving to excel in technology innovation. Highly recommended for professionals and aspiring innovators alike!” (Christos Danezis, Director of Group Strategic Development and Digital Transformation)

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