Context-Based Design - A Business Model Architecture for an Innovation Centre In the Energy Transition This month our speaker is recent grad student Eric Fath-Kolmes. He completed his MBA at the Hanze University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands in 2018. In his talk to us this month Eric will be introducing his graduate thesis work which he undertook at the Netherlands Organization for Applied Scientific Research (TNO), and specifically with their Hybrid Energy Systems Integration facility(HESI).HESI enables "companies to test innovations aimed at making intelligent and flexible energy systems a reality" to accelerate the transition from fossil to renewable sources". Eric's research responded to a direct need of TNO HESI: What approaches and tools can be most useful for our technology innovators to design business models for the next generation hybrid energy systems they are developing? Fath-Kolmes, E. (2018). Context-Based Design – A Business Model Architecture for an Innovation Centre in the Energy Transition (Masters). Hanze University of Applied Sciences, Groningen. Eric joined the Strongly Sustainable Business Model Group in 2017, and in the same year became a First Explorer licensee of the Flourishing Business Canvas. Since fall 2018 he is Program/Project Manager and First Explorer Community Animator for the Flourishing Enterprise Innovation Toolkit project: this was the first, and is one of 6 major projects of this group's members (see list of projects on left side of this wiki) So we are delighted that this month that Eric will review his research and practical experiences in this critical area of research and practice to enable strongly sustainable business model design and outcomes. As usual, we are meeting on the 2nd Tuesday of the month
To join the meeting please see the virtual logistics posted to our LinkedIn Group in this post. The slides presented plus a link to the unedited recording of this meeting has been made available via our GoogleDrive in the folder for this months meeting. Anyone who joins the LinkedIn forum is considered a member of this group and is welcome to join at the meeting ![]() To introduce his talk, Eric cites the Abstract from his research:
The link to the recording of the meeting is posted as a comment to the Linkedin Post about this meeting, along with on-going discussion about the meeting by our members. A copy of the recording is stored in the GoogleDrive folder for this months meeting.
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