Developing Interactive Ecosystem on Improving Creativity, Innovation, Patenting and Licensing, particularly in Life Sciences
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Higher education, higher education management, interactive ecosystems, new trends in higher education, creativity, innovation patenting and licensing, organizational structure and strategy in higher education, translational research, start-ups for universities.Abstract
In a global world, it is impossible for a technology-based economy to think independently of other variables, underlying relational environment. In the higher education systems, different environments significantly affect the success of the new start-ups in the universities.
In this study we try to look at what effects different interactive ecosystems might possibly have on improving creativity, innovation, patenting and licensing by showing different real-life examples from life sciences. Additionally, the paper tries to look at how exactly
ethnographic studies affect participants in the process of creating innovative products. All this is given in a close connection with the interactive ecosystem in which the target participants become more active by developing empathy. Thus, by developing a new interactive
ecosystem, specifically in the hospitals, participants’ behaviours and attitudes have changed and they have become much more actively engaged in the problems and needs of the health shareholders.
