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The aim is to establish BLOOM's framework for innovation management and exploitation.

February 28, 2026Open Access

D9.3 – Innovation Strategy and Ker Review (Initial Innovation Management Plan)

Key Points

The aim is to establish BLOOM's framework for innovation management and exploitation.
Developed a circular review process involving monthly and biannual evaluations.
Implemented a 12-step method for creating mini business cases.
Conducted an initial review of similar cases to inform decision-making.
Defined a repeatable process for tracking innovation and exploitation.
Identified the status of five Key Exploitation Results (KERs).
Provided guidance for selecting commercial or alternative pathways for exploitation.

Abstract

Deliverable D9.3 is the first version of BLOOM’s Innovation Strategy and KER Review, giving partners practical guidance to continuously map innovations, refine exploitation pathways, and prepare the final exploitation plan, building on the stakeholder work from D9.1. The deliverable sets out a repeatable, committee-led circular review process that include monthly check-ins, biannual deep-dives, and milestone sessions tied to future deliverables to ensure traceability and TRL progression. It also tracks the five KERs’ status and introduces a 12-step “mini business case” method plus an initial scan of comparable cases to help choose between commercial, alternative, or licensing/dissemination routes and converge on evidence-backed pathways for the Final Exploitation Plan.

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Marko Komac (Fri,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a286eb0a974eb0d3c023d6 https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18789942

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