Dr. Lisa Royer, technology scout, Bright insight
After the obtention of her PhD focusing on the synthesis and characterization of core-shell cobalt iron oxide nanoparticles to study the oxygen evolution reaction. Lisa is working as a technology scout on diverse investigative studies for Bright insight.
Dr. Hilal van der Holst, manager Bright insight
As an aerospace engineer with a PhD degree in mechanical engineering, Hilal has experience in international project teams in the aviation and automotive industries. She is specialized in technology scouting and works as the manager for Bright insight.
Drs. Lonneke Ploum, director Bright institute
Lonneke is an experienced people manager and certified coach. She has worked for more than 15 years in different leadership roles after completing her studies Human Resource Management and Organization Studies at Tilburg University.
In today’s fast-paced world, technological advancements are rapidly increasing, making it impossible to know everything.
Knowing how to access information quickly is crucial, and Artificial Intelligence can help you do that. We can show you how to adopt the right mindset and behavior for efficient searches and easy access to information in our Masterclass.
Access to information has evolved significantly over the years, from traditional methods such as books and libraries, to digital methods such as the internet and mobile devices. Today, people can access a vast amount of information instantly from anywhere in the world, and advancements in technology have made it easier than ever to search, share and store information. Nowadays the issue lies in the selection of the right information.
Technology scouting is the process of identifying new technologies, innovations, or ideas that can be used to improve or enhance an organization's products, services, processes, or operations. It involves scanning the external environment to identify emerging technologies, evaluate their potential impact, and determine whether they align with the organization’s strategic goals and objectives.
Knowledge is power, but is that true towards the future? We think that the expert of the future will be the one who has smart and fast access to the right information. So that implies a different mindset where not all the knowledge is in someone's head anymore. It's about sharing knowledge. We think that, in addition to knowledge, manufacturing experts must also have the right competencies to transfer knowledge such as personal leadership and social skills.
The aim of the Manufacturing Technology Conference is to bring together technicians from the design and manufacturing industry to share knowledge about manufacturability. With this annual Manufacturing Technology Conference, we increase knowledge about manufacturability for developers and help them look for possibilities that were previously unknown.
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The KSC Academy wants to bridge the gap between securing knowledge and actually sharing it by offering a low-threshold offering of various steps in this process.
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Organizing Events ensures a general knowledge transfer between companies. This is to boost knowledge between companies and to strive for a higher level together.
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Success stories are educational and encourage collaboration.
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