University of Stavanger

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2 A week in Stavanger Entrepreneurship Week will be an eventful week which hopes to engage people on many levels. Its primary aim is to act as a meeting place for students, entrepreneurs, and employed people to mix during many of the planned events. There will be a host of lectures by international speakers, notable contributors and visits to companies. Attendants may participate for either the full week, selected days, or one of several half-days. The intention is that the full week for students can function as a course unit. Such a unit will include lectures and key topics, selected company visits, and group workshops. The groups will be comprised of students with mixed academic backgrounds, with the aim to delivering presentations on central topics. Course material will also be available in addition to the documentation following the lectures. This full week schedule is also open for people from industry. We expect industrial participants to pick out the topics and presentations of interest, thus making their own agenda for the week based upon their own needs. Accommodation & Transport Getting to Stavanger Stavanger city is easily accessible by bus, train or airplane. Direct connections to the local airport at Sola arrive regularly from (to name but a few connections) Oslo, Copenhagen, Schiphol, Frankfurt, Stanstead, Gatwick, Newcastle, Aberdeen, and Krakow. There is an air shuttle bus with regular departures from the airport, taking around 20 minutes to transport you to the city centre. Accommodation Stavanger has a wide range of hotels in the city centre, which is situated just 5-10 minutes away from the university campus by bus or taxi. Participants will be required to organise this independently. Events will take place at either Ipark, which is a 5 minute walk from the university, or at the university campus itself. Buses 6, 7 and X60 have routes which pass directly through campus, stopping outside the main university reception building, Arne Rettedals hus. Alternatively one can pre-order a taxi or hire one from one of the many taxi ranks in the city centre. For company visits organised group transport will be provided.

3 To/From City Center/Conference Hotel Kjølv Egelands House Ellen og Axel Lunds House Cashpoint Bookstore Arne Rettedals House Kjell Arholms House to IPARK To/From Airport

4 Monday, 12 th of October 08:00 Registration Milanie C. Markeset, Mari Linn A. Larsen 09:00 09:30 Welcome Session Practical Issues Professor Jan Frick 09:30 10:00 Challenges from Changing Environment Professor Aslaug Mikkelsen Rector 10:00 11:00 Industrial Design Design - a major competitive force Hans Kotthaus Creative Concept Design AS Norway 11:00 12:30 Lunch provided by the University 12:30 13:30 How to Use EU to Gain European Market Pål Jacob Jacobsen Stavanger Region Brussel Office 13:30 14:00 Utilizing Dynamic PDF for Broadband Atle Løkken Applications Head Multimedia Development 14:00 14:30 Assignments for student groups Professor Jan Frick (EU funding ERA) 14:30 Student Group Work Professor Ola Barkved & Professor Jan Frick 19:00 Downtown tour (a guided tour of the city centre on foot) Tuesday, 13 th of October 09:00 10:00 User Innovation/ Consumer Needs and Wishes Erik Wästlund Karlstad University, Sweden 10:00 11:00 Establishing New Business in Russia Lena Nilsen (Elena Alexandrovna Samofalova) Rogaland Northwest-Russia Development Company 11:00 12:00 Success Factors for Rapid Growth Håvard Askeland Exxon Exploration 12:00 13:00 Lunch Food will be available to buy at the university cafeteria, or alternatively you may bring your own packed lunch 13:00 14:00 Creative Cities Angelica Kaus Head International Office, University of Groningen, Netherlands 14:00 15:00 Make an EU Project Budget, Guidelines for Students Troels Jacobsen 15:00 Student Group Work Professor Ola Barkved & Professor Jan Frick

5 Wednesday, 14 th of October 08:30 09:00 Registration and coffee/tea/fruit 09:00 09:30 Welcome Session Terje Handeland Managing Director, Ipark 09:30 10:00 Keynote: Styrbjørn Tore Gjedebo Styrbjørn Bringing Alive Good Entrepreneurship 10:00 12:00 Innovation Support Seed Capital/Venture Support/ Other Funds (25 mins.each) 12:00 13:00 Lunch 13:00 14:45 Incubator/Company presentations (12mins.each) 14:45 15:00 Break Jørn Bergeland, Procom Venture Investing in early stage start-ups in Petroleum, Clean Energy- and Industrial Biotech sectors Ingunn Svegården, Head of Commercialisation, StatoilHydro Industrial Development & LOOP, Innovation through cooperation Ole Melberg, Managing Partner, Energy Ventures Provding competent capital to high growth Oil&Gas technology companies Tor Dahle, CEO, SR-Investering AS Stiftelsen SR-Bank Næringsutvikling, Sparebank 1 SR-Bank- lending support to small companies SR-Investering AS- local investment company Xiuhua Zhang, Norwegian Research Council SKATTEFUNN, an incentive for increased R&D cooperation between research and industry Svein Rune Reinhardtsen, Virtech 3D visualization Bjørn Grønning, Tificate - E-receipts Torodd Buer, Davo SwimEye Steinar Dalva, Croxus Project software Terje Hauan, Emtek Electromagnetic pulse Tore Rassmussen, QualiSoft Qualiware Tor Inge Vasshus, Corporater Enterprise software Lyder Moen, Dynatrend Condition monitoring Harald Riise, ScandiCall - Teleconvergence solutions 15:00 17:00 EU-projects/Public Support Katarina Nordmark, County Administrative Board of Värmland, Sweden E-CLIC - European Collaborative Innovation Centres for Broadband Media Access Einar Talgø, Skape.no Developing e-learning/online content for start-up companies and entrepreneurs Bjørgulf Bergh Torjussen, SmartCities Delivering better e-services to citizens and business in the North Sea Region Kathrine Jølle Wathne, RKK, Greenhouse Developing entrepreneurship skills and assistance to new start-up companies in Russia Wenche Myrland, StratMoS Driving the motorways of the seas in the North Sea Region Martin Sigmundstad, Project Manager, Arena Integrated Operations 17:00 Partner search meet potential investors and partners

6 Thursday, 15 th of October 08:30 09:30 Emerging Web 2.0 services in Health Care and Health Communication Professor Uwe Sander University of Applied Science and Arts, Hannover, Germany 09:30 10:00 Transport 10:00 11:30 Company Visits, Limited Number of Participants 11:30 12:00 Transport First Interactive and Cyviz 12:00 14:00 Company Visits, Limited Number of Participants Kverneland Klepp 14:00 Student Group Work Professor Ola Barkved & Professor Jan Frick Friday, 16 th of October 09:00 10:00 Keynote: Service Development and Innovation- the Altibox Approach Dagfinn Wåge Product manager, Lyse Tele 10:00 11:00 Entrepreneurship and Innovation Bix Jacobse Managing director, Groningen Internet Exchange, Netherlands 11:00 12:00 Innovation Support Patrik Bångerius Manager Interaction and Outreach, Karlstad University, Sweden 12:00 13:00 Lunch Food will be available to buy at the university cafeteria, or alternatively you may bring your own packed lunch. 13:00-14:00 Wireless Groningen Henk Zwetsloot Dean of the School of Computer Science, Hanze University Groningen, Netherlands 14:30 16:00 Student Groups Presentation and Evaluation Students and other participants are included as evaluation group of the other student groups 16:00 End of Workshop Changes in events may arise.

7 Registration It is possible to participate the full week, the full week with workshop assignment, or only on one or more days. See program. Please register by to E-CLIC office: ALL ATTENDEES must register due to location issues. If some events like the Company visits become overbooked, we will prioritize those who register first. If you need help for accommodation, please contact us. Registration info: NAME: ORGANIZATION: ADDRESS:

8 E-CLIC (European Collaborative Innovation Centres) is an InterReg 4b project aiming to Establish New Businesses based on the availability of broadband. E-CLIC have 8 centres around the North Sea. Lead partner is county of Värmland, Sweden. E-CLIC Rogaland Partners are:, Ipark, and RKK. Activities are transnationality, service development, content development and wireless communication testing.