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[edit] Upcoming Lecture Mar 25, 2010

Recent TIM graduates talk about their theses




Thu, Mar 25, 2010
5:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Carleton University
SA 624
Southam Hall
Ottawa, Canada

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Cost: Thanks to our sponsors,
all TIM lectures are free — Our way of saying "thank you!" to Ontario's technology companies and entrepreneurs as well as the institutions that support them

In this lecture, recent graduates from the TIM program in the MASc option will talk about their theses. Presenters:
  • Richard Alam, Open source projects, market offers and competitive advantage
  • Glen McInnis, Competitive actions of companies whose revenue relies on open source software
  • Kamal Hassin, Model to ensure clean intellectual property in software development projects
  • Nadia Noori, Managing external innovation: the case of platform extensions

The Technology Innovation Management (TIM) program is a unique Master's program for innovative engineers that focuses on creating wealth at the early stages of company or opportunity life cycles. It is a synthesis of management and engineering. The program is offered by Carleton University's Department of Systems and Computer Engineering. It provides benefits to aspiring entrepreneurs, engineers seeking more senior leadership roles in their companies, and engineers building credentials and expertise for their next career move.

See a list of all the theses completed in the TIM program.

To attend lecture at Carleton University, edit this wiki page adding your name, organization, and email to the bottom of the list below and then save. To save, you need to perform the simple addition that appears on the top of the wiki page.
To join remotely, please read instructions to join via voice conference or webcast.

[edit] Attending the Thu, Mar 25 Lecture

Please add your name to this list, if you plan to attend the lecture, or send an email to mailto:weiss@sce.carleton.ca:

  1. Michael Weiss, weiss at sce.carleton.ca, twitter: michaelweissca
  2. Tony Bailetti, bailetti at sce.carleton.ca
  3. Doug King, king at sce.carleton.ca
  4. Ahmed Al-Asaad, aaasaad@connect
  5. Saad El-Gherini at segherin@connect.carleton.ca
  6. Ali Soheili at asoheili@connect.carleton.ca
  7. Chris Justus cjustus@connect.carleton.ca (online)
  8. Akram Jojo-Yacoub, akramjy at yahoo.com (online)
  9. Sorin Sorlescu, sorin.sorlescu at gmail.com
  10. Susana Alfradique, sualfradique at sumnet.ca
  11. Mauricio Abreu, mauricio at sumnet.ca
  12. Elham Eskandari, eskandari.elham at gmail.com
  13. Ian Graham, ian at thecodefactory.ca
  14. Luqman Ahmad, ahmadluqman25 at gmail.com
  15. Mekki Abdelwahab, mekki at mektek.ca
  16. Frank Horsfall, frank at enterasec.com
  17. Glen McInnis, glen.mcinnis at sympatico.ca
  18. Kamal Hassin, khassin at protecode.com
  19. Nadia Noori, nnoori at connect.carleton.ca
  20. Igor Sales, self at igorsales.ca
  21. Vladimir Vershinin, dinamik967 at gmail.com
  22. Shawn Freeman, shawnfreeman at gmail.com
  23. Mike Norman, mwnorman at gmail.com, twitter: foobar3
  24. Howard Rosenblum, howard_rosenblum at rogers.com
  25. Mike Ayukawa, mike.ayukawa at gmail.com
  26. Nerva Joachim, nejoach at yahoo.com
  27. Ali Kousari, ali.kousari at systematec.ch (online)
  28. Tom Choi, tykchoi at gmail.com
  29. Muasaad Alrasheedi, malrashe@connect.carleton.ca
  30. Anuj Nijhawan, anijhawa at connect.carleton.ca
  31. Babak Simaie, bsimaie@gmail.com
Technology Innovation Management (TIM) Actively Participate in the Community
  • Blood on the tracks initiatives — Revive technical entrepreneurship -- join initiatives in Ottawa, organize peers in Toronto and Waterloo, expand across Canada
  • OSBR.ca — Read and contribute insightful articles to the Open Source Business Resource
  • FOSS — Contribute and read about free open source software (FOSS)
  • TFN call for proposals — Submit proposals to fund projects to commercialize products and services that rely on open source assets
  • Exploit disruptions — Accumulate knowledge and define opportunities to exploit global disruptions
  • TIM Lectures Archive — Contribute key messages and references to the TIM lectures you attended and examine content posted for all other lectures
  • WOSSEP — Contribute to the Workshop on Open Source Software Enablers and Practices (WOSSEP)
  • OTC — Find and contribute information about Ottawa's technology companies, R&D organizations, and much more
  • Make a Difference Program — Contribute to projects designed to make use of open source technology to support the volunteer sector
  • RCTI — Advance research in electrical and systems engineering, computing science, and commercialization of new products
  • Eclipse — Join the large and vibrant open source community and business ecosystem that contribute to the the Eclipse Platform
  • DemoCamp — Demonstrate your innovative prototype products



[edit] Attend the TIM Lectures Scheduled for 2010

To attend a lecture other than the one described above, first select the title of the lecture you wish to attend, edit wiki page by adding your name, organization, and email to the bottom of the list and then save. To save, you need to perform the simple addition that appears on the top of the wiki page. To join remotely via voice conference, please send email to weiss at sce. carleton. ca. You will receive details via email.
To download a promotional flyer, select the lecture's link Media:Month_Day_TIM_Presenter.pdf.


[edit] Lecture Archive

Access:

2010 Lectures

2009 Lectures

2008 Lectures


[edit] About TIM Lecture Series

Objective
The TIM Lecture Series advances the knowledge and strengthens the relationships relevant to technology company executives, technical entrepreneurs, R&D personnel, providers of services to technology companies, academics, and students

Format
TIM Lectures have a unique format. The format is:

  1. Presenter delivers 1/3 or 1/2 of the lecture and then stops
  2. Audience produces take away messages real time
  3. Presenter answers questions
  4. Opinions that contradict what the presenter has stated are heard
  5. Break
  6. Repeat stages 1-4
  7. Initiatives are identified and contributors are invited to implement them

Organizers

Sponsorship Opportunities
We are committed to delivering TIM lectures free of charge. We can do so only with sponsors' financial support. If you wish to sponsor the TIM Lecture Series, please contact the host or co-hosts

TIM Lecture Series Host: Douglas King Assistant Professor, Technology Innovation Management, Carleton University king at sce.carleton.ca
Co-host: Luc Lalande Innovation Transfer Director, Office of the Vice President Research and International Luc_Lalande at carleton.ca


TIM lecture series Initiatives to promote entrepreneurship OS Business Resource
OSBR.ca 		Exploit disruptions Open source for
Ontario companies 		Key messages
TIM lectures 		References
TIM lectures 		OS Bootcamp TIM theses and
projects in-progress 		Ottawa technology community Make TIM lectures
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