Expand your management capability and improve your business performance
Innovate UK has introduced a new Management Knowledge Transfer Partnership (mKTP) programme designed to inject management expertise into your business.
Undertaking an mKTP allows you to introduce better management practices, expand your business’s capability, increase efficiency and enable lasting change and growth.
Part-funded by Innovate UK, mKTPs run just like the Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) programme by creating a dynamic 3-way partnership between your company, a team of academic experts and a skilled graduate.
The focus of an mKTP is to drive effectiveness through better management practices, with projects lasting between 12 months and three years. They incorporate a range of leadership and management skills to build a strategy that drives change and improves business performance.
Spanning all key business functions - from marketing to IT; creativity to strategic management; HR to employment relations; finance to logistics - mKTPs seek to support strategic management projects across core activities including:
Just like a traditional KTP, the cost of an mKTP is shared by you and Innovate UK, who contribute 50%-67% of the project cost. You make a cash contribution for the remaining project cost,with a small-to-medium business contributing 33% and a large business 50% per annum.
Our Knowledge Transfer Partnership Managers can help you determine whether your management project is appropriate for funding through Innovate UK. They will help you through the application process and provide valuable insight and understanding to give you the best chance of success.
Crucially, once your application is approved, the KTP team will be on hand to guide and support you through the whole of the project to help ensure its success.
If you’re looking to improve your business performance, up-skill your people and make step-change improvements in productivity, an mKTP could be right for you.
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Quorum Development, of Sedgefield, County Durham, is a market leader in providing EDT (electronic data transfer) and EDL (electronic dispatches and logging) interfaces to National Grid.
Jordan Robinson, an MEng Instrumentation and Control graduate, during a four month work placement and as part of his master’s degree project at Quorum Development Ltd, developed an interface that connected up Quorum’s software to a wind turbine, demonstrating that National Grid could automatically control a wind turbine’s output.
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