24 de noviembre de 2011 Science and Technology Park, Incubation Center and University Wonseok Hwang...

24 de noviembre de 2011

Science and Technology Park,Incubation Center and University

Wonseok HwangSenior Voluntario de KOICA

DDCyT, CONACYT

e-mail: [email protected]

Case study of Korea138-

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Table of Contents

1. Science and Technology Park

1.1 Science and Technology Park

1.2 Why Science & Technology Park?

1.3 Case Study – DDI (Daedeok Innopolis)

2. Incubation Center & University

2.1 University Incubation Center

2.2 Work Process

2.3 Case Study – KAIST, SNU and KU

3. Recommendations








2.2 Work Process


3. Recommendations



TechnoParkTechnoPark

GovernmentGovernment

ProductionProduction

BusinessBusiness

InstitutesInstitutesUniversitiesUniversities

Research &Research &DevelopmentDevelopment


1.2 Why Science and Technology Park?

The perfect habitat for businesses and institutions of the global knowledge economy

Promoting the economic development and competitiveness of regions and cities by:

• Creating new business opportunities and adding value to mature companies

• Fostering entrepreneurship and incubating new innovative companies

• Generating knowledge-based jobs • Building attractive spaces for the emerging knowledge

workers • Enhancing the synergy between universities and

companies


1.3 Daedeok Innopolis (DDI) Seoul

Daejeon

• Total Area 70.4k ㎡• Daedeok Science & Technology Complex 27.8k ㎡

• Daedeok Techno Valley 4.3k ㎡• Daedeok Industrial Complex 3.2k ㎡

• Greenbelt Area 31.2k ㎡• Defense Research Institute 3.9k ㎡

Daedeok

Innopolis

Source : Daedeok Innopolis

http://www.ddinnopolis.or.kr/

Energy &Energy &EnvironmentalEnvironmental

TechnologyTechnology(ET)(ET)

Bio-Bio-TechnologyTechnology

(BT)(BT)


InformationInformationTechnologyTechnology

(IT)(IT)

DaedeokDaedeokInnopolisInnopolis

SpaceSpaceTechnologyTechnology

(ST)(ST)

Nano-Nano-TechnologyTechnology

(NT)(NT)




Innovation Cluster

5 Government Agencies 5 Universities 56 Research Institutes

• 18 National Research Institutes• 38 Private Research Institues

9 Public Corporations 1,000+ Venture & Research Companies(*)

Partners • International Partners • Domestic Partners

(*) a company which is established in Daedeok Innopolis with the investment of more than 20% of its capitalization to commercialize its technologies independently or collaborately.


http://www.ddinnopolis.or.kr/eng/05_link/01_government.jsp

http://www.ddinnopolis.or.kr/eng/05_link/02_university.jsp

http://www.ddinnopolis.or.kr/eng/05_link/03_research.jsp




http://www.ddinnopolis.or.kr/eng/05_link/04_public.jsp

http://www.ddinnopolis.or.kr/eng/05_link/05_venture.jsp



http://www.ddinnopolis.or.kr/eng/05_link/06_international.jsp

http://www.ddinnopolis.or.kr/eng/05_link/06_international.jsp

http://www.ddinnopolis.or.kr/eng/05_link/07_national.jsp



DDI Innovation Cluster




Human Resources

Year

Research and Technology personnels (A) Production

and Administra

-tive personnels

(B)

Number of employee

(A+B) Ph.D.s Master´s degrees

Bachelor´s degrees

and others Total

2009 7,661 8,191 4,670 20,522 25,004 45,526

2008 6,783 7,253 4,173 18,209 23,429 41,638

2007 6,800 7,669 4,327 18,796 21,542 40,338

2006 6,495 9,145 2,892 18,532 18,692 37,224

2005 6,236 7,561 2,962 16,759 6,799 23,558




Statistics


611

910

0100200300400500600700800900

1,000

2005.12 2009.12

• Annual average increase of 11%

(Unit : Case)

Technology TransferDomestic Patents

Registered (Cummulative)


22,625

32,664

0

5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000

25,000

30,000

35,000

2005.12 2009.12

(Unit : Case)

Research Enterprises

• Annual(’06-’09) average increase of 114%

0

17

0

2

4

6

810

12

14

16

18

2005.12 2009.12

(Unit : Each)

Resident Enterprises


687

1,006

0

200

400

600

800

1,000

1,200

2005.12 2009.12

(Unit : Each)

KOSDAQ Listed Companies


11

23

0

5

10

15

20

25

2005.12 2009.12

(Unit : Each)

Sales


2.5

12.3

0.0

2.0

4.0

6.0

8.0

10.0

12.0

14.0

2005.12 2009.12

(Unit : Billion Dollar)


Over 40 trillion KRW(Over 40 trillion KRW(40 billion USD) 40 billion USD) invested almost 40 yearsinvested almost 40 yearsA Key Milestone in Korea’s Scientific A Key Milestone in Korea’s Scientific and Technological Advancementand Technological Advancement


History

1973-1977Developing the InfrastructureEstablishment of a foundation for strengthening Korea’s R&D capacity

1978-1992Expanding the R&D FoundationRelocation of government-funded research institutes

1993-1998Creating InnovationRelocation starts for corporate research institues, laying of groundworks for industry-academia-research collaboration

1999-2009Forming Innovation Clusters, Evolving to the Next LevelCreation of a scientific-technological activity network and R&D innovation cluster

2010- Forming Creative InnovationEstablishment as the world’s No. 1 innovation cluster at the vanguard of global technology commercialization

Plans finalized for Daedeok Science and University Town (1973)

Construction begins on Daedeok Science Town Infrastructure and Research Institutes (1974)

Ministry of Science & Technology’s Daedeok Administration Office installed (1979)

Daedeok Science Town annexed to Daejeon (1983)

Act the Administation of Daedeok Science Town established (1993)

Daejeon EXPO (1993) Daedeok Science Town

Administration Center established (1994)

Formation of technology commercialization district within Daedeok Science Town approved (1996)

Act on the Administration of Daedeok Science Town amended (production functions) (1999)

Relocation begins for high-tech enterprises (2000)

Technology Transfer Promotion Law (2000)

Special Act on the Fostering of Daedeok Innopolis, etc. enacted (2005)

Daedeok Innopolis Support Headquarters established (2005)

Construction Infrastructure comprising the Tech Biz. Center, Research-Production Integration Facilities, etc. (2010)

Rapid rise of knowledge-intensive premium venture companies

Globalization of a Korean model for science parks

1970s1970s

2010s2010s

1980s1980s

1990s1990s2000s2000s










2.2 Work Process


3. Recommendations



FacilitiesHuman

ResourcesServices

• Professors• Experts• Researchers• Graduate Students• Students, etc

• New Technology• Management

Consulting• Intellecture

Property Rights Protection, etc.

ResearchResearch

&&

DevelopmentDevelopment

IncubationIncubation

&&

ManagementManagement

Spaces Infrastructures

• Office• Conference Room• Warehouse• Parking Lot, etc.

• Electricity & Water• Computer System• Internet• Telephone & Fax• Beam Projector,

etc.

• Laboratory• Library• Shower room• Cafeteria• Gym, etc.

Incubation Company

University + Companies + Government

CommercializationCommercialization


1~3 years1~3 years

2.2 Work Process

Idea ReviewReview Incubation CenterIncubation Center

IncubationIncubation

ProposalProposal

ManagementManagement

ReviewReview

Weed OutWeed Out

• Science & Science & Technology ParksTechnology Parks

• Industrial ParksIndustrial Parks

Spin-OffSpin-Off

RejectReject

Conditional

Production & Production & CommercializationCommercialization

Pass

Graduation

Fail

Fail

Conditional

Research & Research & DevelopmentDevelopment


2.3 KAIST (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)

KAIST OUIC (Office of University Industry Coorperation)

History1994 Technology Innovation Center (TIC) & Technology Business Incubation (TBI) established at KAIST

1997 Enlarged and Reorganized as the High-Tech Venture Center (HTVC)

2006 HTVC became the Ofice of University-Industry Cooperation (OUIC)

OUIC was designated as a Technology Licensing Ofice (TLO) supported by the Ministry of Education and Human Resources & the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy

2007 The KAIST Business Incubation Center was selected as the best Business Incubation Center in Asia by the Asia Association of Business Incubation (AABI)

2009 The ICU (Information & Communications University) Business Incubation Center was merged with the KAIST OUIC

2010 KAIST Business Incubation Center and its tenants relocated to the ICC Munji Campus

Source : KAIST OUIC

http://ouic.kaist.ac.kr/





Organization

KAIST President

Dean of University-Industry Coorperation

Vice President of Research

TechnologyCommercialization

Team

Project Coordination

and ActivationTeam

TechnologyBusiness

IncubationCenter

Source : KAIST OUIC



Work Process

R&DPlanning

R&DManage-

ment

KI(KAIST-

Institute)

KAIST ResearchersKAIST ResearchersProfessors, Students, AlumniProfessors, Students, Alumni

External ResearchersExternal ResearchersInventors, Companies, IndustryInventors, Companies, Industry

Patent ApplicationEducation (Expert Seminars, Lab Consulting, Inventor Interviews)

1. Creation of a patent portpolio and an evaluation system2. Construction of a patent information system3. Education of researchers and interviews of inentors4. Intensification of technology licensure procedure

5. Operation of the Industry Liason Program (ILP) membership program6. Foundation and operation of the KAIST Technology holding company7. Management and operation of the project using KAIST trademark8. Constitution of an Incubation Complex to house global venture companies

9. TBI/TIC Business Incubation10. KAIST Springboard11. Specialized Education Projects12. Growth of Globally Leading Enterprises

TechnologyCommercializationTeam

Project Coordinationand ActivationTeam

TechnologyBusiness IncubationCenter

Source : KAIST OUIC


0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

2007 2008 2009 2010

case

0.0

0.2

0.4

0.6

0.8

1.0

1.2

1.4

1.6

1.8

2.0

lice

nsi

ng

fee

(m

illi

on

do

llar

)

case licensing fee


Licensing Fee & Number of Tech Transfer Cases

Source : KAIST OUIC


Annual Number of Venture Incubations

97

105110

99

8588

2632

24 2427

20

3024

19

3541

17

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

current tenant new tenant graduation

Source : KAIST OUIC


2.3 Seoul National University Technology Incubation Network History

1997 Technology Incubation Network Center established at Seoul National University

Technology Incubation Network Center supported by the Ministry of Information and Communication

1998 Technology Incubation Network Center was designated as a Technology Business Incubation (TBI) Center supported by the Ministry of

Commerce, Industry and Energy

1999 Technology Incubation Network Center was designated as a Small Business Incubation (BI) Center supported by The Small & Medium Business Administration (SMBA)

2001 The 3rd Venture Competition

2007 Korea Venture Competition & The 8th Venture Competition

2008 The 1st College of Engineering Venture Idea Competition

2009 The 2nd College of Engineering Venture Idea Competition

Source : Technology Incubation Network, Seoul National University


Organization

Information & Communica-

tion Technology

New Technology

SMB Incubation

Venture ProStudents(Graduate &

Undergraduate)

Seoul National University

College of Engineering

Technology Incubation Network

Advisory Committee Steering Committee

Source : Technology Incubation Network, Seoul National University


2.3 Korea University KUTC (Korea University TechnoComplex) History

1992 The Plan for the Industry-Academy Collavorative Research Center was announced

1993 The Foundation Committee was formed

The KUTC established at College of Engineering

1994 New Research Complex (1st Project) Construction Groundbreaking

1995 The KUTC was designated as a Cooperative Open Research Center supported by the Ministry of Trade and Industry (10years)

1996 The construction of the first two buildings were completed

- Academic & Industrial Wing : 16.860m2

- Engineering Wing : 18,512m2

2003 The construction of the 3rd buildings were completed

- Creation Wing : 18,182m2

2011 KUTC has approximately 20 member companies, includingSamsung Electronics, LG Electronics, KT, POSCON and Samyang, etc.

Source : Korea University TechnoComplex


Organization

KUTCKorea University TechnoComplex

Dept. of Planning and Management

Future Technology Fostering

Center

Member Companies

Venture Companies

College of Engineering

KUTCFoundation

• Consultation of Difficult Technology

• Transfer of New Technology

• Coorperative Research

• Support of High_Quality Human Resources

• Use of State-of-Art Equipment

• Support of Cooperative Research

• Management of Research Complex

• Exchange of Information

• Enhancement of Engineering Education

• Promotion of toward Independent

Source : Korea University TechnoComplex








2.2 Work Process


3. Recommendations

3. Recommendations

Human resources

Selection and Concentration

Long-term Fostering

International Cooperation

Government Support

• Policies

• Laws

• Systems, etc.

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Muchas Graciaspor la Atención

Wonseok HwangSenior Voluntario de KOICA

DDCyT, CONACYT

e-mail: [email protected]

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