UHK Bootcamp 10.–12.04.2024
Programme
| UHK Bootcamp 10.–12.04.2024 | |
| 10.04.2024 | WEDNESDAY (Rectorate) |
| 13:00-15:00 | Innovation in Academia, Matchmaking |
| Pedro Lind, Ondřej Krejcar | |
| 15:30-17:30 | Intellectual property protection patent, utility model, trademark, IPR strategy for business |
| Pavla Matulová | |
| 11.04.2024 | THURSDAY (FIM) |
| 9:30-11:30 | HED |
| 12:00- 13:00 | Lunch |
| 13:00-14:00 | Design Thinking & Value Proposition, SWOT & Pitch |
| Petra Marešová, Pavla Matulová | |
| 14:00-15:00 | Shareholder value and value creation |
| Josef Diblík | |
| 12.04.2024 | FRIDAY (Rectorate) |
| 10:00-12:00 | Entrepreneurial Mindset & Team Building Turning Classroom Lessons into Business Success with Oslo Analytic |
| Magnus Svendsen, Jørgen Sjåvik | |
| 12:00-13:00 | Lunch |
| 13:00-15:00 | Individual consultation |
| Magnus Svendsen, Jørgen Sjåvik, Ondřej Krejcar, Pavla Matulová | |
Ing. Pavla Matulová, Ph.D. et Ph.D.
A graduate of the BUT Faculty of Civil Engineering in Brno, followed by a doctoral study in the field of materials engineering and informatics and management. For several years she worked in science and research in the field of the development of new building materials and components. She worked at the South Moravian Innovation Center (JIC) for 10 years, where she specialized in the active support of innovation potential in developed companies. It focuses on technological, social, and environmental innovation, public service applications, demand stimulation, networking, and open innovation through smart specialization and the promotion of technical and applied research. She has knowledge of the innovation and research environment of the Czech Republic and abroad. It deals with the evaluation of research projects depending on the degree of applicability in technology transfer, negotiations with the application sphere on the possibilities of using the results of science and research, including an analysis of the company's innovation potential. Consulting and advisory activities in the field of grant consulting. He works in the field of consulting and strategy for intellectual property protection. He is currently focusing on projects related to cultural and historical heritage.
prof. Ing. Ondřej Krejcar, Ph.D.
A full professor in systems engineering and informatics at the University of Hradec Kralove, Faculty of Informatics and Management, Center for Basic and Applied Research, Czech Republic; and Research Fellow at Malaysia-Japan International Institute of Technology, University Technology Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. In 2008 he received his Ph.D. title in technical cybernetics at the Technical University of Ostrava, Czech Republic. He is currently a Vice-Rector for science and creative activities at the University of Hradec Kralove since June 2020. At present, he is also a director of the Center for Basic and Applied Research at the University of Hradec Kralove. At the University of Hradec Kralove, he is a guarantor of the doctoral study program in Applied Informatics, where he is focusing on lecturing on Smart Approaches to the Development of Information Systems and Applications in Ubiquitous Computing Environments.
Pedro Goncalves Lind
Pedro Goncalves Lind works in artificial intelligence and data analysis applied to several of the nowadays' challenges in society, environment, economy and science, covering topics such as climate change, renewable energy, trustworthy and sustainable AI and unconventional computing. He holds a PhD in Mathematical-Physics (University of Lisbon, Portugal) and a "Habilitation" in theoretical physics (University of Osnabrueck, Germany). Moreover, he also holds a complementary graduation in music (violin) from the Music School of the National Conservatorium in Lisbon (Portugal).
Since 2019, he is professor in scientific computing at Oslo Metropolitan University, Norway, and since January 2021 he is also leading University's Center of Research Excellence, NordSTAR - Nordic Center for Sustainable and Trustworthy AI Research. Moreover, he is an advisory board member of the OsloMet Artificial Intelligent Lab, a committee member of the Nordic Quantum Life Sciences Round Table, editorial board member for Energies journal and guest editor for Frontiers journals, member of IEEE and IEEE Computational Intelligence Society, member of the Deutsche Physikalische Gesellschaft (Germany), member of the Society of Portuguese Authors, and collaborator of the Center for Philosophical and Humanistic Studies in Portugal.
Conducting supervision activities with PhDs and MSc students in AI-related topics such as intelligence health, agent modelling of disease spreading, complex networks and critical phenomena, he authored and co-authored several publications which can be seen here. His main scientific achievements intersect the topics of data modelling and data analysis, with the development of open-source numerical routines and applications to fields such as geophysics, renewable energies and quantum computing. Besides that - and perhaps also related with it - he also enjoys art-related activities, such as music composing, and humanities, such as philosophy and ethics. More details about his activities, including scientific projects coordination, awards, supervision and teaching, invited talks and other communications and seminars, can be found in his homepage.
PhDr. Josef Diblík
Josef has been involved in corporate finance his entire career, ranging from the day-to-day management of the finance department to strategic projects such as selling a company, opening new businesses or dealing with crisis situations.
He has worked on both sides of the "negotiating table" - first as a banker and then as CFO. In his banking career, he has gained experience both in financing (from small start-ups to international conglomerates) and in dealing with difficult situations when financing rapid expansion or, on the contrary, in a deep crisis. He also got directly into practical financial management as CFO in a manufacturing company that grew at double-digit rates for several years in a row.
Joseph's strengths are his extensive experience, which he uses for change projects with clients who are looking for best practices in money and risk management and want to get a customized solution. His goal is to make the flow of money easier, faster and more transparent, building systems with clear rules so that everyone knows their place, their role and their responsibilities, so that finance supports rather than hinders the business.
In his practice, Josef has already implemented dozens of successful projects, mainly process changes in corporate finance, operational finance or investments and sales of companies.
Jørgen Sjåvik
Jørgen has a diverse background with a year-long study in Theater Science and a Bachelor's degree in Counseling and Adult Learning. His career in the arts and culture industry, coupled with his passion for long-distance running, skateboarding, and MMA, showcases a dynamic blend of creativity and athleticism. Jørgen enjoys talks about leveraging differences as a strength, operating lean and positioning yourself where you thought was impossible.
Magnus Svendsen
Magnus holds a Bachelor's degree in Physical Education and Didactics, complemented by a year-long study in Organizational Theory and Leadership, and culminating in a Master's in Entrepreneurship. His entrepreneurial spirit has led to the creation of three successful companies, including Oslo Analytic. A competitor at heart and Norwegian Champion in three sports - Magnus proclaims that being successful in entrepreneurship is similar to elite sports. The chance of success is slim, but give it your all and you just might make it.
Innovation in Academia
The Technology and Knowledge transfer in the University of Hradec Králové
What does innovation mean in academia?The presentation and workshop will focus on the innovation process within the university to transform it into a business. Part of the presentation will be devoted to proof of concept options, as this phase is crucial for a proven technology or product.The academic innovation process is based on upgrading the knowledge transfer and innovation skills of junior researchers (Ph.D. students and Postdocs in the initial stage of careers), academia could improve its role within the innovation framework and consequently increase the societal impact of research.Academic Innovation occurs when faculty and students seek to build or use knowledge and skills in novel and interesting ways. Consequently, these innovations in teaching and learning can inform more traditional approaches.Innovation is a process by which a domain, product, or service is renewed and brought up to date by applying new processes, introducing new techniques, or establishing successful ideas to create new value. The creation of value is a defining characteristic of innovation.The workshop will bring together best practices from OsloMet University and UHK.
Bridging academics and enterpreneurs through AI: The story behind the development and validation of a new scale for AI Trustworthiness and its application to health, business and industry
We will start by presenting some recent achievements we have developed in AI at Oslo Metropolitan University (OsloMet), focusing on AI Trustworthiness and Sustainability. Such breakthroughs merge expertise from both technical and social sciences, which we will describe. Finally, we will discuss Trustworthy and Sustainable AI as an emerging technology. Focus will be giving to a new AI Trustworthiness scale developed at OsloMet and the applications we are starting with health, business and industry.
Intellectual property protection patent, utility model, trademark, IPR strategy for business
IPR provides certain exclusive rights to the inventors or creators of that property, to enable them to reap commercial benefits from their creative efforts or reputation. There are several types of intellectual property protection like patents, copyrights, and trademarks. IPRs play a significant role in facilitating trade and market access. It is a framework for businesses to protect their inventions, brands, and creative works, thereby attracting investment and enhancing competitiveness.The training workshop will introduce the basic concepts relating to the IPRs, as well as participants will have an opportunity to discuss IPR-related issues with the trainer. Appropriately chosen protection of intellectual property will enable the development of business based on the results of science and research, and knowledge of this issue is crucial for future entrepreneurs whose business is based on their know-how.
SWOT & Pitch
WHY a SWOT analysis? Why a good pitch?
It is an important analytic tool, business we use it to help to make essential decisions. In this workshop, we’ll expand on how to use a SWOT analysis and give valuable tips to consider.
The SWOT analysis consists of a plan you create before moving forward with business decisions. It’s one with which you can evaluate both negative and positive factors that are interacting with your business.
The workshop aims not only to provide a basic theoretical basis for SWOT analysis but also to look at examples of how this tool can help in the development of one's own business.
According to START UP, a good pitch increases your chance with investors a lot! You'll need to do three things: grab the attention of your audience. Take them on a clear and logical journey. Leave them with a compelling call to action. Also, these topics will be part of the workshop.
Shareholder value and value creation
1. Shareholder value and valuation
- Market valuation methods
- Limitations in various methods and sensitivities
2. Building value
- Organic and via investments
- Acquisitions with positive synergies
- Financing structure
- Working capital adjustments
Entrepreneurial Mindset & Team Building
Can we learn an Entrepreneurial Mindset? Are there any common issues and what is exactly Entrepreneurial Mindset?These questions and more will be discussed during the workshop.An entrepreneurial mindset is resilient, resourceful, and solutions-oriented — even when the conditions say otherwise. People with these mindsets are lifelong knowledge-seekers who are curious and creative, and they are critical thinkers.An entrepreneurial mindset is a set of skills that enable people to identify and make the most of opportunities, overcome and learn from setbacks, and succeed in a variety of settings. Research shows that an entrepreneurial mindset is valued by employers, boosts educational attainment and performance, and is crucial for creating new businesses.
The main goals of the workshop will be to introduce the best practice of entrepreneurial mindset by successful start-ups from OsloMet and UHK.
Turning Classroom Lessons into Business Success with Oslo Analytic
Meet Oslo Analytic's founders, Magnus Svendsen and Jørgen Sjåvik, as they guide you through their transition from students to leaders of a pioneering company in digital sustainability. Their journey began at Oslo Metropolitan University, where they learned the ropes of entrepreneurship, and today, they're applying those lessons to run an award-winning business. This workshop will break down their use of SWOT analysis, effective pitching, entrepreneurial mindset, and team building. Magnus and Jørgen will share insights on strategic analysis, confidently presenting ideas, fostering resilience, and assembling a supportive team.
This workshop will delve deeper into these crucial topics and offer an interactive platform to engage directly with the speakers, bridging the gap between academic principles and entrepreneurial triumphs.
Whether you’re dreaming of your own startup or looking to innovate within your current role, their insights offer actionable steps for making a meaningful impact. Embark on a journey of learning and inspiration, grounded in the real-world experience of Oslo Analytic.
OSLO ANALYTIC
Oslo Analytic is an award-winning startup acclaimed for its pioneering work in analyzing, compressing, and certifying websites. The company is dedicated to reducing the carbon footprint of websites - while elevating performance and reducing load time - targeting the worlds biggest coal machine: THE INTERNET. Founded at the venture based “masters in Entrepreneurship” at Oslo Metropolitan University one year ago - now working with some of the biggest names in their industry. Read more about their project and analyze any website for free on their website: Osloanalytic.com
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