Innovation strategy & design
SRI’s Center for Innovation and Strategy and Policy (CISP) collaborates with organizations, regions and countries to accelerate the long-term economic and social impact of investments in technology, innovation and a skilled workforce.
Practice areas
Technology based economic development (TBED)
Policy and program development to enhance regional technology-based innovation capability and workforce skills. Learn more.
Innovation strategy and training
Strategic planning and innovation training for institutions that fund and manage internal or external innovation. Learn more.
Design for trust
Assistance to organizations in the design of intelligent systems and advanced technology that inspires trust. Learn more.
Complex program evaluation
Use of qualitative and quantitative methods to evaluate and improve policy and program performance. Learn more.
Science and technology program support
Analytical, research, and project management support for government S&T and innovation programs.
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Advanced analytics in the study of R&D
Use of artificial intelligence and machine learning to analyze the course, direction, and impact of R&D. Learn more.
SRI’s Center for Innovation Strategy and Policy (CISP) works with SRI Consulting to provide training and consulting services to help clients build entrepreneurship and innovation.
Business management consulting
We help public and private sector organization solve pressing management and strategy problems related to innovation and technology commercialization.
Financial management consulting
We help clients assess long-term financial impacts of planned investment in programs and institutions of science and technology development.
Technology and commercialization
We assist clients in identifying areas for research and development, assessing IP, mapping the technology landscape and determine applications for new technology.
Some of our innovators
SRI is one of the precious few organizations with deep expertise in innovation strategy and policy. While it’s increasingly relevant, this interdisciplinary field is still quite small. It’s a pleasure to work with colleagues who have the same baseline understanding that innovation is as much a social phenomenon as a technological one, shaping our tools to share meaning and to explore and build.
Mia Thomas
Research Analyst, Center for Innovation Strategy and Policy
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