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== Introduction ==
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Innovation in advanced manufacturing is essential to maintaining and growing good quality jobs in Canada, as well as ensuring domestic supply of critical products.

There is great pressure to move advanced manufacturing production offshore to lower labour cost jurisdictions, in order to improve margins. An alternative way to improve margins and profitability is through product and process innovation here in Canada. To do so, advanced manufacturing companies often rely on open innovation practices, including R&D alliances with universities and colleges. They also protect their innovative products and processes through IP.

This webinar presents findings from two surveys on the IP strategy and open innovation practices of Canadian composite manufacturing companies. In particular, the types of IP used by composite manufacturing firms of varying size will be presented and implications discussed.

Following the presentation of results, expert panelists will interpret the findings and propose strategies to strengthen the Canadian Advanced Manufacturing Innovation ecosystem.

== Webinar ==

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