PROGRAM
WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1997 SESSION 1. PLENARY: Key Note Lectures 09:00-10:30 Room 1 Welcome Remarks: M.V. Heitor, Instituto Superior Técnico R. Martins, University of Macau Towards a S&T Policy for the Knowledge-Based Society J. Caraça Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, Portugal Being Digital: The unavoidable Transformation of Research Universities R. Sullivan IC2 Institute, The University of Texas at Austin, USA Information Technology, Research and Development and International Cooperation Wu Jingyian State Science and Technology Commission of China, China Renewing Technology Policy: Innovation Crucial for Sustainable Industrial Development M. Maria y Campos UNIDO, Austria   10:30-11:00 COFFEE BREAK   SESSION 2. TOWARDS THE UNIVERSITY OF THE 21ST CENTURY 11:00-12:30 Room 1 Invited Lecture: The Globalization of Universities in the 21st Century C.-K. Son, Kyonggi University, Korea Reasonable Expectations for the University in the Age of the "Knowledge-Based Societies" P. Conceição, P. Oliveira and M.V. Heitor The EBP_Net Project: A Step towards the University of the 21st Century P. Reynet and G. Viala University-Industry Linkage and the Role of Universities in the 21st Century F. Machado and T. Konishi Dial-University: A Tool against Scientific and Technological Illiteracy D.R. Reis Innovation and Effectiveness in Universities: Some Guiding Principles of Organization and Management J. Caraça, F. Santos and M. V. Heitor   SESSION 3. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY - 1 11:00-12:30 Room 2 Invited Lecture: Technology and the Larger Economy: Handling a Two-Edged Sword J.K. Galbraith, LBJ School, University of Texas at Austin, USA Government Policy and Innovation in Complex Systems Industries: The Cellular Mobile Telephone System Industry A. Davies Technology Policy and Cost Containment Issues: the Government Dilema in Drug Policy C. Huttin   SESSION 4. TECHNOLOGICAL STRATEGIES FOR SMEs 11:00-12:30 Room 3 Technological Strategies and Learning Processes: Some Evidence from Portuguese SMEs V. C. Simões Strategic Management of Technological Innovation by Industrial SMEs: Patterns of Technology Transfer with Research Centers & Universities. An Empirical Study of the Basque Regional S&T System Integration I. Gorriño Higher Education against SME Needs M. Lähdeniemi Diagnosing Knowledge Constraints for SMEs J.-P. Vos, J. Halman and J. Keizer Management Practices of Successful Small and Medium Sized Business G.L. Jones and F. J. Evans Innovation and Quality in the Service Sector: Application to SME’s M.S. Coelho   12:30-14:00 LUNCH BREAK   SESSION 5. KNOWLEDGE DIFFUSION AND APPLICATION 14:00-15:30 Room 1 Invited Lecturer: M. Wakelin, Bechtel International Inc., USA Knowledge Creation and Diffusion in the Service Sector R. Evangelista and G. Sirilli Knowledge Management and Integration within the European Context: How to Manage the Transition? P. Verdin and N. van Heck To Foster an Innovative Society in a Fellow Traveller Country A. Inzelt   SESSION 6. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY - 2 14:00-15:30 Room 2 Technology Led Economic Development in National Capital Region: Policy Lessons for the Twenty-First Century R. R. Stough, K. E. Haynes, H.S. Campbell, Jr. Government Policy of Russia for Encouragement of Innovation Activities in Science and Technology N. Arzamastsev Expenditure, Outcome and Nature of Innovation in Italy D. Archibugi, R. Evangelista, G. Perani and F. Rapiti Can the Portuguese Automotive Parts and Components Industry Succeed the Transition for the XXI Century? Challenges and Scenarios for its Development in the Next Decades F. Veloso and J. R. Felizardo Brazil: A Center of Excellence in Software Production and Export E. M. Costa, K. C. Weber and J. A. B. Moura Role of R&D Capabilities in Pharma Industry in India in the Context of Biotechnology Commercialization S. Visalakshi and G.D. Sandhya   SESSION 7. ALLIANCES 14:00-15:30 Room 3 Experiences Regarding Efforts Towards Integrating Different Functional Sections within Firms R. Lund Technological Cooperation: Experiences of Portuguese Firms A. N. Carvalho and V.C. Simões Technology Policy and Innovation: Competition between Firms and Coordination within Firms S. S. Athreye Technological Collaboration: Theoretical Basis for further Empirical Research A.M. Baranano Culture, Innovation, Cooperation and Development J.G. Martins, J.C. Alves, A. Barbedo and L.G. Silva External Linkages of Portuguese Firms: Two Sectors Comparison J. A. B. Assis   15:30-16:00 COFFEE BREAK   SESSION 8. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY - 3 16:00-17:30 Room 1 Coherence and Effectiveness of Regional S&T Systems and Strategies H. Capron The Coming of the New Strategies and the Related Policy Tools for Regional Development: The French Case S. Duez Commercialization of Biotechnology in India - Scope for Industry - Research Organization Alliances: Case of CSIR S. Visalakshi The Optical Computing: Development Scenarios L.M. Lapão Recent Trends in Investments in Brazilian Computer Industry M. Mendonça   SESSION 9. WORKSHOP: Management of Technology, Technology Commercialization and Competitiveness 16:00-17:30 Room 2 Chair: L. Valadares Tavares, Instituto Superior Técnico, Portugal Invited Lecture: The Assessment of Alternative Strategies for the Internationalization of Firms L. Valadares Tavares, Instituto Superior Técnico / Inter-university Institute of Macau Invited Lecture: Transfer of Know-How: the Development of New Drugs K. White-Hunt, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Invited Lecture: Technology Transfer and Management in Developing Countries G. Krajesik, Inter University of Macau Invited Lecture: "Regulation of Cross Border Commercialization and Operation of Risky Technologies-An International Legal Approach" R. Muruga Perumal Invited Lecture: "The Role of IT in the University of the Future" Sanyai Nabkarni Panelists: D. Gibson, IC2 Institute, University of Texas at Austin, USA V. Miranda, INESC-Macau, Portugal A. Medina, Sociedade Portuguesa de Inovação, Portugal   SESSION 10. WORKSHOP: KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT 16:00-17:30 Room 3 Chair: S. Z. Shariq, NASA Ames Research Centre, USA R. Sullivan, IC2 Institute, University of Texas at Austin, USA Invited Lecture: Knowledge Management: An Emerging Integrative Discipline and Professional Society for Achieving Economic Excellence in the 21st Century S. Z. Shariq Invited Lecture: Innovation Strategy for the Knowledge Economy D. M. Amidon, Entovation International, USA Invited Lecture: Corporate Knowledge J. Botkin, Interclass, USA Panelists: J. Caraça, Caloste Gulbenkian Foundation, Portugal M. Wakelin, Bechtel International Inc., USA   SESSION 11. WORKSHOP: Fostering Sustainable Development in China 16:00-17:30 Room 4 (w/ simultaneous translation) Chair: C. Yumin, All-China Youth Federation Invited Speakers: Zang Yaguang, All-China Youth Federation Wang Xueli, All-China Youth Federation   20:00 BANQUET THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1997 SESSION 12. SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT 09:00-10:30 Room 1 Invited Lecture: Strategies for the Development of Automobiles Powered by Alternative Fuels R. de Neufville, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA The Multimobile - Kit : a Flexible System for Sustainable Mobility within Micro-regions and Urban Areas P. Hultén The Influence of the New Technologies under the Performance of the Human Resources from Highway Transient Transport E. M. Rocha de Morais and M. M. Siqueira Strategies for Social Sustainability in the Built Environment: A Comparative Study T. V. Heitor Urban Sustainability J.J. Delgado Domingos and M.M.R.Magalhães   SESSION 13. TECHNOLOGY POLICY IN SOUTH ASIA 09:00-10:30 Room 2 Invited Lecture: Technology Policies and Strategies For Southeast Asian Countries: Lessons from the Korean Experience L. Kim, Science and Technology Policy Institute, Korea Coping with Technology Divergence: Policies for Industrial Development A. P. D’Costa Strengthening Construction of the System for Technology Achievement Transfer H. Jianhua Innovation Policy for Developing Taiwan’s Competitive Advantage J. Z. Shyu   SESSION 14. WORKSHOP: The Formation and Management of Technology Company Incubators 09:00-10:30 - Room 4 Chair and Invited Lecturer: L. Kilcrease, Center for Commercialization and Enterprise, IC2 Institute, The University of Texas at Austin, USA Co-Chair and Invited Lecturer: M. Dahl, Austin Technology Incubator, USA Panelists: J.R. Felizardo, CPIN, EC BIC, Portugal N. Rogalev, Moscow Power and Engineering Institute, Russia S. Shariq, NASA Ames Research Center, USA W. Shen, Technology Innovation Center, Zhangjiang Hi-Tech. Park, China C. Xuelin, University of Science and Technology of China, China   10:30-11:00 COFFEE BREAK   SESSION 15. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY - 4 11:00-12:30 Room 1 Invited Lecture: Technology Policy: An International Comparison of Innovation in Major Capital Projects D. Gann, SPRU, University Sussex, UK Analysis of the Interaction Between Regional R&D Productivity and the Investment Strategies of Multinational Enterprises A. La Bella Emerging Patterns of Globalization of Corporate R&D and Implications for Innovation Capacity in Host Countries P. Reddy Globalization of Technology and New Challenges for Technology Policy: The Importance of National and Regional Systems of Innovation X. Vence   SESSION 16. SUSTAINABILITY 11:00-12:30 Room 2 Sustainable Growth: New Product Growth from Technological Platforms D.L. Caldwell Sustainable Development and Sustainable Growth: Conceptual Plain or Points on a Conceptual Plain? J. P. Ulhoi Technology Practices on Sustainable Development D. Rivas and L. Alvarez-Campos Sustainable Development: Concepts, Scenarios and Strategies for R&D M.L. Barreto, H. V. Medina, C.C. Peiter and R. C. Villas Bôas Transfer of Environmentally-Sound Technology for Sustainable Industrial Development in Developing Countries R. Luken Modelling the Utility of Natural Resources W. Qiwen   SESSION 17. THE CHINESE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SYSTEM 11:00-12:30 Room 3 Invited Lecture: The Chinese S&T System and its Changing Scale in a Global Market Place G. Oldham, IRDC, UK The Higher University in the Information Era K. Tingyao The Roles of Key Science and Engineering Universities in China A. Hongxi and W. Xiaoyang The Investigation of Adaptability of the Chinese Administration of Scientific Research of the Patent System H. Y.an-Ling How to Deal with the Intellectual Property in the Cooperation between Chinese University and Industry W. Bing How to Acquire Balance between the Traditional Teaching Methodologies and the more Up-to-date High-tech Approaches W. Ruiqin   12:30-14:00 LUNCH BREAK   SESSION 18. WORKSHOP: LIFE-CYCLE ASSESSMENT FOR POLICY MAKING 14:00-15:30 Room 4 Chair: P. Ferrão, Instituto Superior Técnico, Portugal Invited Lecture: Life Cycle and Policy Making A. Azapagic, University of Surrey , UK Life-Cycle Analysis for Technology Assessment in the Process Industry P. Ferrão and A. C. Pires Life-Cycle Thinking in Decision-Making A. Giacomucci and G. Baldo   SESSION 19. UNIVERSITY AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT 14:00-15:30 Room 1 Invited Lecture: University as a Technological Leader in Industrial Economic Development: A Case Study on Hong Kong Otto C.C. Lin, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong Generation of Technology Innovation in Russian Technical University in Transition Economy: Challenges and Barriers N. Rogalev The Role of the Universities on the Economic Development of Northern Ireland L.C. Pang The University as an Integral Part of Society - a Strategic Organizational Model J. C. Alves and O. A.B. Cruz e Silva   SESSION 20. POLICY ISSUES IN TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER 14:00-15:30 Room 2 Technology Transfer and Production K. Hatakeyama Innovation, Technological Transfer and Entrepreneurship Competitiveness F. M. Reigado and A. P. Couto Impact of R&D Institutions on Technology Transfer in India P. Mathur International Technology Transfer P.L. Gardner Technology Transfer Programmes in Ireland 1988-1996 O. McBreen Modelling Technology Transfer in the US D. Gibson   15:30-16:00 COFFEE BREAK   SESSION 21. WORKSHOP: SUSTAINABLE TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 16:00-17:30 Room 1 Chair: F. Machado, UNIDO, Austria A. C. Pires, Instituto Superior Técnico, Portugal Invited lecture: Technology Management for Sustainable Industrial Development in Developing Countries F. Machado, UNIDO, Austria Capital Flow, Technology Transfer and Sustainable Development: Differentiating East Asia and Latin America J. Lu Development Priorities: Evaluating the Role of Telecommunications Infrastructure in Providing Aid to Less Developed Countries T. D. Vincent   SESSION 22. WORKSHOP: INFORMATION SYSTEMS 16:00-17:30 Room 2 Chair: J. Fonseca de Moura, Carnegie Mellon University, USA J. Sentieiro, Instituto Superior Técnico, Portugal Invited Lecture: Information Networking J. Fonseca de Moura, Carnegie Mellon University, USA BioRegioN, a Virtual Company Consisting of 150 Scientific and Business Partners, as an Example of a Modern Organization Form of Business Development and Coorperation U. Jensen Networking Technology to Enable Growth D. V. McCaughan and G. Kernohan Robotics Integration in Manufacturing Environments J. Sentieiro The Development Path of a Firm’s Evolution from a Functional Organization to a Process Organization Q. Wang and K.L. Hansen From Technology to Services - The Innovation System of Portugal Telecom P. Nordeste   SESSION 23. WORKSHOP: ART AND TECHNOLOGY 09:00-10:30 Room 3 Chair and Invited Speaker: Calado, Instituto Superior Técnico, Portugal Invited Lecturer: F. Frankel, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA   SESSION 24. WORKSHOP: Productivity and Transfer of Technology in Macau for the 21st Century - 1 16:00-17:30 Room 4 (w/ simultaneous translation) Chair: O. Man Peng, CPTTM , Macau A. Sousa, CPTTM, Macau Panelists: J. Alves, University of Aveiro, Portugal N. António, University of Macau, Macau R. Martins, University of Macau, Macau H. Neto, Iberomoldes, Portugal   20:00 Banquet FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1997 SESSION 25. Building Technology Based Enterprises in Asia 09:00-10:30 Room 1 Invited Lecture: Innovation Policies in East Asia, M Dodgson, Australian National University, Australia Build Multivariate Technology System: Technology Strategy of Chinese Enterprises C. Xuelin and J. Yao Adjustment of Present Relationship Between Government and Enterprises L. Hairong and L. Liang The Role of R&D Support and Services in Hong Kong: Perspectives from Technology Users and Suppliers J. Leung and K.Y. Tam From Research to Technology Transfer in Ultra-fine Powders H. Liming Organizational Learning in Successful East Asian Firms: Principles, Practice and Prospects A.-T. Koh Technology, Customer and Customer Satisfying Degree G. Xia   SESSION 26. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY - 5 09:00-10:30 Room 2 Explicit Technology Policy: A Government-Industry Joint Venture F. Machado, R. Seidl da Fonseca and P. Ellwood Innovation Policies of European Union Member States Viewed from the Perspective of Technology Policy Studies and Community Policies in Core Economic Fields M. Dahl Removing Roadblocks to Technological Innovation: The Perspective of Developing and Transitional European Regions P. M. Mendes and J. P. Marques Which Benefits May Peripheral Countries Reap from the Participation in Multinational Research Programmes? The Case of the Portuguese Involvement in the European RTD Framework Programmes M.M. Godinho and F. Santos The Geography of Production and Innovation: How Regional ‘Styles’ Play in the Global Scenario S. Iammarino, M. Rosaria Prisco, A. Silvani The Portuguese Industrial Development Strategy Revisited F. Veloso, P. Conceição, D. Frixell   SESSION 27. SCIENCE PARKS 09:00-10:30 Room 3 Invited Lecture: The Technopolis and the Science Parks D. Gibson, IC2 Institute, The Universisy of Texas at Austin, USA Technoparks in Russia: State of the Art and Prospect for Development V.E. Shukshunov Starting from Scratch: the Technological Offer of the University as a Growing Factor of a New Industrial District in a Low Tech Industrial Area, through the Enzymatic Role of a Science Park G. Grasso, N. Sasanelli and A. Scaramuzzi Science Parks in Peripheral Countries: Limits and Possibilities. The Brazilian Experience E. Gomes An Empirical Study of R&D Effects on High-Tech Firms in Taiwan: The Case of the Hsinchu Science-Based Industrial Park P.-L. Chang, P.-Young Chu, M.-Y. Ting A Comparative Study on the Development Strategies of Technopolis in Korea T.K. Sung Taguspark: A valuable asset to the competitiveness of greater Lisbon D. Durão, L. Maltez and V. Varela   10:30-11:00 COFFEE BREAK SESSION 28. INNOVATION AND INDUSTRIAL POLICIES IN SOUTH ASIA 11:00-12:30 Room 1 An Empirical Approach to the Legacy of the Korean Industrial Policy J. Kim The Innovation of the Korean Machine Tool Industry with Special Focus on User Investment and User Entry K. Lee New Product Development to Commercialization in the Thai Food Industry P. Suwannaporn and M. Speece Towards a Technological Innovation Strategy for Thailand P. Brimble, Y. Mukdapitak, C. Sripaipan and S. Vanichseni The Industrial Development and Innovation Policy Around S&T in Taiwan C.-H. Meng Dynamic Analysis of Regional Industrial Structure LH. Zhongsheng and L. Liang Analysis of Taiwan’s National System of Innovation; J.Z. Shyu, C.T. Tno and H.C. Meng   SESSION 29. TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT 11:00-12:30 Room 2 Invited Lecture: Technological Strategies and Policies in Asia B. Yuan, Technology Forecasting & Assessment, Taiwan S&T Indicators in a Convergence Context J. L. Cervera and J. Rojo Role of Technology Forecasting and Technology Assessment in Implementing Major Technology Interventions in Industrial Sectors A. Amudeswari Integration of Technology Assessment in R&D Management Practices R. Berloznik and L. Van Langenhove Measuring Technology Capability of a Country: A Case Study of Comparing the Technology Capability of Two Chinas B. J.C. Yuan and C.-Y. Liu Main Results on the Deterministic and Stochastic Scheduling J. A. Amaral and C. Nunes   SESSION 30. MANAGEMENT OF TECHNOLOGY AND R&D 11:00-12:30 Room 3 Firms’ R&D Activity and the University -Industry Interaction C. Vedovello Innovation and Technology Transfer in Universities-Enterprises Partnerships and its Evaluation A.A. Fernandes and P.M.S.T. Castro The University Role in Technology Transfer: An Australian Perspective T. Cole Measuring the Meaning and Effectiveness of Technology Transfer: The Case of the NSF Science and Technology Centers P. Conceição and D. Gibson Entrepreneurial Universities: Policies, Strategies and Practice D. Jones-Evans Failures to Innovate Y. T. Park, J. Butler and A. Pearson   12:30-14:00 LUNCH BREAK   SESSION 31. PRACTICAL ISSUES IN TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER IN ASIA 14:00-15:30 Room 1 Invited Lecture: Change Organizational Culture is Essential to Technology Transfer Success in Long Run C. Xuelin, University of Science and Technology of China, Heifei, China Regional Integration, Networked Production and Technological Competition: The "Greater China" Economic Circle Beyond 1997 X. Chen The Benign Operating Mechanism of the Technological Advances in the Medium and Small Size Enterprises C. J. Xin and C. L. Xia Technology Policy and Strategy for National Competitiveness F. Wu Technology Policy and Planning in China’s Industry Z. Wei and M. Speece The Certification and the Development of National RTO’s in China: Typical Cases in Transition Economy Z. Yuan   SESSION 32. TECHNOLOGY FINANCE AND STRATEGIES 14:00-15:30 Room 2 A Cleaner Production Revolving Fund Model: Experience from Various Economies and Recommendations for Implementation N. Peltier Global Finance for Technology-based Ventures Information, Networking and Policy for Economic Development J. Konings Finance for New Technology-Based Ventures in India: A Case Study V. Kumar Financial Support for Technological Capability of the Brazilian Electrical Sector R.G. Silva and H.J.T. Neto Project Alliancing in the Offshore Industry B. Braks and J. Halman Learning Process and Technological Strategies: the Case of Petrobras in the Offshore Industry S. S. Dahab and H. R. Rush   SESSION 33. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND PATENTING 14:00-15:30 Room 3 Proprietary Processes and Technology and the Patenting Strategy D.L. Caldwell Quick Scan - A Novelty Search Service in the framework of EU-R&D Programmes W. Kutt, M. Schmiemann and J.N. Durvy The Case of the EPO-Patenting Firms in Denmark 1978-1996 A. O. Nielsen Hedonic Approach for Valuating Intellectual Properties T. Tomita Capitalizing of Intellectual Property: The Challenges for the Development of European Universities P. Conceição, M.V. Heitor and P. Oliveira Intellectual Property Rights and Product Liability Concerning to Inventions in Outer Space M. Pardal   15:30-16:00 COFFEE BREAK   SESSION 34. WORKSHOP: Agility, Process technology and integrated Design for Improved Industrial Management and Process Intensification 16:00-17:30 Room 1 Chair and Invited Speaker: J. Amos, IC2 Institute, The University of Texas at Austin, USA Integrated Environmental Production Planning and Control M. Forster, G. Siestrup and H.-D. Haasis Integrating Environmental Policy and Business Strategies: The Need for Innovative Management in Industry P.C. Ferrão and M. V. Heitor Sustainable Development Through Agility: Integrating Environmental and Social Concerns into the Strategic Vision of Corporations S. Tankha   SESSION 35. WORKSHOP: Productivity and transfer of technology in Macau for the xxi century - 2 16:00-17:30 Room 4 (w/ simultaneous translation) Chair: O. Man Peng, CPTTM, Macau   20:00 BANQUET
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