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Growing Technology in the Mountain State
©2001-2005 West Virginia High Technology Consortium Foundation
Robert BarrettBusiness OperationsDoD [email protected]
Growing Technology in the Mountain State
©2001-2005 West Virginia High Technology Consortium Foundation
Objectives Internet-based system to enhance Industry and
University interactions with DoD:– Transfer technologies demonstrating commercial viability
– Transition technologies demonstrating national security utility
Acquisition
• Technology Needs
• R&D Opportunities
• Licensable Patents
• Success Stories
• Facilities Info.
• Tech Conferences
R&D
Academia
Industry
Growing Technology in the Mountain State
©2001-2005 West Virginia High Technology Consortium Foundation
Project History
• Navy TechMatch – August 2004
• DoD TechMatch – December 2004
• 2004 FLC Mid-Atlantic Industry Award
• 2005 FLC Far West/Mid-Continent Industry Partner Award
• Partnership Intermediary – July 2005
Growing Technology in the Mountain State
©2001-2005 West Virginia High Technology Consortium Foundation
DoD Benefits
• DoD TechMatch presents Technology Transfer and Technology Transition information in a unified/cohesive manner– ~120 lab web sites– Eliminates inconsistent information presentation– Rapidly connects Industry with valuable
information
• Reduce workload for Technology Transfer Managers
• Provide broad dissemination of information
Growing Technology in the Mountain State
©2001-2005 West Virginia High Technology Consortium Foundation
Summary of Benefits for Industry and Academia
• R&D Opportunities– Only combined dissemination point for FedBizOpps, SBIR, STTR, and
FedGrants• Patents
– Rapid search and sort of DoD patents available for licensing– Permission “Advertising” of license opportunities
• Lab Information– Simultaneously searches DoD Lab websites– Direct connect of Industry with Lab Technology Transfer Managers
• Technology Needs– Provides industrial, academic and government solution providers access to
government technology needs• Success Stories
– Illustrate effective partnerships • Calendar
– Foster interactions with the government • Resources
– DTIC, TechLink, and FirstLink
Growing Technology in the Mountain State
©2001-2005 West Virginia High Technology Consortium Foundation
Site Statistics
• Site traffic increasing– 33000 site visits per month, 3.0 minutes per visit
– “Industry Value” of $165,000 per month
• >1800 registered users
• FLC Mid-Atlantic Industry Award
Growing Technology in the Mountain State
©2001-2005 West Virginia High Technology Consortium Foundation
Growing Technology in the Mountain State
©2001-2005 West Virginia High Technology Consortium Foundation
Growing Technology in the Mountain State
©2001-2005 West Virginia High Technology Consortium Foundation
To register, visit
www.DoDTechMatch.com
