Hrvatska sekcija IEEE vas poziva na predavanje pod naslovom:
"Technology Start-Ups: Some funding and product development aspects"
koje će održati dr. Dubravko Babić, Etanvie Technologies, Santa Clara, California.
Predavanje će biti u ponedjeljak 13. studenog u 14:00 sati u Sivoj vijećnici na FER-u u Zagrebu. Sažetak predavanja i kratka biografija predavača nalaze se u opširnijem prikazu ove vijesti.
Predvidivo trajanje predavanja je 40 minuta, nakon čega će biti pitanja i diskusija. Predavanje će biti održano na hrvatskom jeziku.
"Technology Start-Ups: Some funding and product development aspects"
koje će održati dr. Dubravko Babić, Etanvie Technologies, Santa Clara, California.
Predavanje će biti u ponedjeljak 13. studenog u 14:00 sati u Sivoj vijećnici na FER-u u Zagrebu. Sažetak predavanja i kratka biografija predavača nalaze se u opširnijem prikazu ove vijesti.
Predvidivo trajanje predavanja je 40 minuta, nakon čega će biti pitanja i diskusija. Predavanje će biti održano na hrvatskom jeziku.
Title: Technology Start-Ups: Some funding and product development aspects
Abstract
There are multiple ways technology companies fund their product development. The classic approach involves venture capital, but self-funding and government grants are also very efficient. The amount of money needed, number of people needed, and the state of technology are among the factors determining the timing of different steps to be taken. This talk will discuss several aspects of funding, product development, IP issues of high-technology startup companies using several small private companies as examples.
Speaker: Dr. Dubravko Babic, Etanvie technologies, Santa Clara, California.
Dr. Babic is a technology expert with over twenty years experience in high-speed fiber-optic and electronic component design and manufacturing, and with business experience in technology licensing and running private high-technology companies. He founded Alvésta Corporation, a manufacturer of 10Gb/s parallel-optic transceivers, in 1999, and co-founded Group 4 Labs in 2002. Prior to Alvesta, Dr. Babic was a Member of Technical Staff at Hewlett-Packard Laboratories in Palo Alto leading long-wavelength vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser (VCSEL) development. In 1995, he fabricated the world’s first room-temperature continuous-wave operating long-wavelength VCSEL. Dr. Babic received his Dipl.Ing. Degree in Electrical Engineering from University of Zagreb, Croatia, and his Ph. D. degree in Electrical & Computer Engineering from University of California Santa Barbara. Dr. Babic has over 100 publications / conference presentations and eighteen patents.
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