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Research and Markets: Perspectives on the Optoelectronics Industry: 2 – Innovation Is an Essential Read For Leading Providers of Optoelectronic Compon
DUBLIN, Ireland | Posted on January 5th, 2009 This report is a product of the Optoelectronics Industry Development Association, a Washington DC-based, not-for-profit association that serves as the nexus for vision, transformation, and growth of the optoelectronics industry. OIDA advances the competitiveness of its members by focusing on the business of technology, not just technology itself.
OIDA members include leading providers of optoelectronic components and systems enabled by optoelectronics, and universities and research institutions. OIDA provides roadmaps, reports, and market data for the optoelectronics industry, serves as the voice of industry to government and academia, acts as liaison with other optoelectronic industry associations worldwide, and provides a network for the exchange of ideas and information within the optoelectronics community.
Industry activities include communications, solar energy, medical devices, display technologies, optical storage, materials and nanotechnology, sensors, and solid-state lighting.
Key Topics Covered:
* 1 Introduction
* What is innovation and how fast is it occurring?
* Global Economy and High Technology Trade
* Research and development and investment in innovation
* Business sector and research and development
* Government spend on R&D
* Government budget appropriations or outlays on R&D
* Is there a link between innovation and manufacturing?
* Innovation and the Technology Sector
* Intellectual property
* The computer and semiconductor sector
* The change in electronic sector R&D
* Has the Innovation Model Changed?
* Innovation in industry
* Universities as innovation centers
* University and industry interactions
* University-based start-ups
* The Communication Sector and "Changed" Environment for Innovation
* The telephony monopolies and corporate R&D investment
* Competition and the breakup of the monopoly operators
* The carrier revolution and broadband penetration
* Summary and Conclusions
* Appendices
* Appendix 1 - Acronyms
* Appendix 2 - Forum Agenda
* Table of Figures
* Tables
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