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An important task during our first phase has been to launch new research projects and to actively search to define and set up collaborative projects. To ensure a diversity of financial support to the center, the intent was to aside partnership and basic funding also to attract direct research project funding. Below is a list of the CBI research project portfolio, consisting of a mixture of externally and CBI funded projects. Due to the business model for the first phase – basic funding from Vinnova and Chalmers for initiating research – several projects are CBI funded. Below, the projects are listed:
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Status: Ongoing project
Schedule: 2009-10 – 2012-09
CBI staff: Henrik Berglund, Fredrik Borg, Jonas Larsson and Sören Sjölander
Funding: Vinnova
Description: This effort is aimed at practically implementation and improvement to existing methodological knowledge on systematic business development. The project is conducted as a consortium of technology-intensive companies with large growth potential (6-9 per year), and business developers from leading incubators (3-6 per year). The project is part of Vinnova’s effort ‘Innovation Lift’. |
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Last Updated on Friday, 07 May 2010 13:36 |
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Status: To be launched during autumn 2010
Schedule: 2010 – 2011
CBI staff: to be decided
Funding: Vinnova
Description: The preliminary purpose of this project is to explore how insights from design-theory and practice can help improve the theory and practice of early stage innovation management. The project is being formulated and staffed during autumn. |
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Last Updated on Monday, 30 August 2010 17:19 |
Status: Ongoing project
Schedule: 2010-
CBI staff: Robert Bartmar
Funding: Funded by Volvo AB
Description: This is the PhD thesis research project for Robert Bartmar. It regards the strategic management of the NPD process within 3P at Volvo AB.
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Status: Ongoing project
Schedule: 2007-04 – 2010-12
CBI staff: Sofia Börjesson, Maria Elmquist and Joakim Björkdahl
Funding: Vinnova
Description: This is an intervention project concerning the understanding and development of innovative capability and new business models at Volvo Cars with a special focus on the importance of strategic change and the need to conceive and design new business models. |
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 29 June 2010 08:50 |
Status: Ongoing project
Schedule: 2008-05 – 2010-12
CBI staff: Sofia Börjesson, Maria Elmquist, Thomas Hordern and Marcus Linder
Funding: IMIT and CBI internal
Description: This project is an exploratory study of large and medium-sized Swedish companies that aims to identify factors within companies that enable them to launch green innovations.
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Status: Ongoing project
Schedule: 2008-09 – 2012-08-31
CBI staff: Maria Elmquist
Funding: Vinnova (Öppna och distribuerade Innovationsprocesser)
Description: This research project aims at investigating how to lead and organize collaborative innovation arenas and also at investigating how companies that participate in such activities can leverage on the knowledge generated. The project is a collaboration with SAFER, a research center on vehicle and traffic safety where over 20 companies collaborate. The project is not hosted by CBI but by the Division of MORE at Chalmers. |
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 25 August 2010 09:44 |
Status: Ongoing project
Schedule: 2009-11 – 2010-06
CBI staff: Jan Wickenberg and Robert Bartmar
Funding: CBI internal
Description: The research performed within this project explores an organizational design used within 3P (Volvo AB), which aims to assure the customer influence over the innovation process.
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Status: Ongoing project
Schedule: 2010 – 2011
CBI staff: CBI Faculty
Funding: Vinnova
Description: CBI aims to produce research findings that are actionable and relevant for the industrial community. While CBI has developed a vast network into that community, we have yet to make a formal investigation of issues of relevance. The iSurvey project is a survey investigation into the perceived challenges regarding innovation in that community. The analysis of the data from this survey is expected to impact the future CBI research strategy, and will also be reported to the scientific community. |
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Last Updated on Monday, 10 May 2010 11:36 |
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