TIPS SECTION/ PRACTICAL RECOMMENDATIONS IN A FORM OF INFOGRAPHIC
Checklist for the setup of inter-organisational collaborations
- Are the vision and goals of the collaboration clearly defined (SMART Goals)? Are milestones and deliverables clearly defined and jointly agreed? Is there a clear project-plan which includes time, resources and outcomes?
- Who are the (contractual) partners of the collaboration?
- Do all partners know what is expected from them, which are their contributions and roles?
- Is the organisation of the collaboration agreed upon?
- Who are the persons who are allowed to legally speak, act and sign for all partners?
- Who are the stakeholders of the collaboration and how shall they be informed and involved?
- Is clearly defined what is personal opinion, what is “organisational opinion”, what is fact based and what is assumptions and how this will be communicated?
- Do all partners agree with the values and rules of the collaboration?
- Is clearly defined how decision will be taken in the collaboration and how shall be proceeded in the case of disagreement?
- Is clearly defined who has which rights regarding the outcomes of the collaboration (note: include also those which haves not been selected!)?
- Are there agreed rules regarding intellectual property rights (note: also, pre-existing ones), confidentiality and rules for publications?
- Is clearly defined how and when the collaboration ends (ordinary and extraordinary reasons for termination) and what happens after termination?
- What about potential costs after the end of the collaboration?
- Is clearly defined what shall be done with costs which in the beginning of the collaboration are not known?
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The Reverse Innovation Pyramid Model