A Model of Translational Science Using the National Science Foundation Model of Innovative International Collaboration*
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.13052/ijts2246-8765.2024.003Keywords:
Entrepreneurship, technology commercialization, Lean startup, Business Model Canvas, diffusion of innovation, innovationAbstract
This paper reviews how an innovative and creative program, when delivered as tool to assist technology commercialization and to provide entrepreneurship training and support in the wake of disasters. It leverages the innovative Corp methodology developed and deployed under the National Science Foundation to include international innovation (I-Corp). This methodology uses scientific methodology to reduce risks for startups by teaching employing customer discovery and market validation techniques. The review discusses the relevance of incorporating Caribbean innovation.
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