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![]() Encouraging new technology reporting to assess it, protect it, and promote it
The IPP Office works hard to help increase the value of Goddard’s IP through a variety of activities. But we rely on Goddard innovators to report new technologies so that these valuable activities can be set in motion. Through NASA’s invention disclosure form (NASA Form 1679), innovators can identify and document new innovations. Once a New Technology Report (NTR) has been submitted, the IPP Office assigns each innovation a Technology Transfer Manager who makes plans to:
Reaching out to innovators: Door to door, training, publications, and more
In FY07, the IPP Office began a strong push to encourage increased filing of NTRs in order to strengthen the value of more Goddard technologies than ever. Through a door-to-door approach, IPP Office staff members extended guidance and encouragement in person to help innovators understand the value of technology reporting and to answer any questions about the process. They also encouraged use of the online technology reporting system, eNTRe*, to streamline the reporting process for increased efficiency. In addition to the door-to-door approach, the IPP Office has expanded its Tech Transfer Training course. Innovators can attend the in-person training at Goddard held once per quarter. In addition, a course specifically covering the ins and outs of software reporting has been added. Looking forward, the IPP Office also plans to host training sessions at Wallops as well.
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