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  • The right tool for the job

    07, February, 2010 by David Bott | Comments: 0
    Over the last few weeks, I have been asked quite a few times about how companies can get support from the Technology Strategy Board...
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  • Of Google and geckos' feet

    25, January, 2010 by David Bott | Comments: 2
    Over the last 30 months, almost from the start of the Technology Strategy Board as a separate organisation, two questions have kept being asked of us – and probably of others. The first, cast usually in a rather downbeat way, is “Will the UK ever produce a company like Google?”
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  • System Avatars

    11, December, 2009 by David Bott | Comments: 0
    Innovation is risky. But there are many ways to reduce the risk, and one is modelling developments first. Modelling and simulation have been a part of science from the beginning, enabling us to play “what-if” games without the consequences of action in the real world.
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  • Do we know what we are measuring?

    10, December, 2009 by Iain Gray | Comments: 0
    A couple of weeks ago I attended the launch of the pilot Innovation Index at NESTA, which highlighted again an issue which is never far from my mind: how to measure the impact of innovation initiatives and the importance of metrics to the innovation landscape...
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  • Spotless and sub-zero

    30, November, 2009 by David Bott | Comments: 0
    Over the last few weeks, two themes seem to have forced their way to the front of my consciousness. The first is small and medium sized companies and how they get access to the markets that can help them grow...
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