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Our Purpose

The Commercialisation Studies Centre (CSC) Ltd is a multi-disciplinary, not-for-profit member-based organisation focused on investigating and disseminating best practice in the process of commercialisation including the management of innovation, new product development (NPD), technology transfer and related activities at the global, national and regional level, across all industries, and at both the organisation and individual level. In pursuing this purpose CSC Ltd will serve as a catalyst, facilitator and disseminator for collaborative activities that focus on research and education, into commercialisation that contribute to enhanced policy and practice.
Together we can change the world!

Our objectives

The objective of CSC is to advance the development and understanding of commercialisation by:
  • Furthering the development of scholarship, education, research and practice in the relevant discipline areas, including encouraging the application of research findings;
  • Identifying and developing proposals for programs to enhance knowledge and skills in the field of commercialisation;
  • Communicating and disseminating ideas and information on commercialisation, and promoting their discussion by the holding of conferences, publishing material and other appropriate means;
  • Liaising, including affiliating, with other associations or bodies with similar objectives;
  • Making representations and/or providing commentaries to government or other bodies on any matter relevant to CSC Ltd; and commercialisation in particular; and
  • Doing all such other things as are conducive or incidental to the attainment of the above objectives or any of them.

Our value proposition to members

As a member-based organisation we exist solely for our members, and we are open to individual and corporate memberships from small and large firms, universities, professional advisory services, government agencies, academics, students and the wider community. We do not offer magic bullet solutions, but we do offer an opportunity for you to join a community of purpose with the common goal of developing an understanding about best practice in commercialisation, sharing with fellow members, and building up your knowledge and networks.
We provide an IP neutral and trusted environment in which our members can learn, share knowledge, network, communicate, collaborate and pursue the goal of achieving best practice in commercialisation.

Who can benefit from a CSC membership?

Small firms & Start-ups

Building capabilities for future growth
Small to medium enterprises (SMEs) are the backbone of the national economy and significantly contribute to national innovation. However, SMEs and growth focused Start-Ups lack the resources and the systems to navigate the commercialisation pathway. The CSC works with these firms to help build their knowledge and networks to assist their founders and managers make better strategic decisions.

Large firms

Preparing for the 4th Industrial Revolution
Large firms face the challenges of the 4th Industrial Revolution. Digital technologies will transform not only the products, processes and services that these firms produce, but their very business models and corporate strategies. Successful commercialisation will require agility, speed, collaboration and open innovation. The CSC works with large firms to meet these challenges.

Research Organisations

Bridging the gap between town and gown
Research organisations play an important role in the national innovation system (NIS). Their research and education programs provide the foundations for new technologies, and the future founders and employees of the innovation ecosystem. The CSC works with research organisations to enhance their technology and knowledge transfer practices, strengthen their links to industry, and develop the knowledge and skills of their students and staff.

Professional services

Enhancing the commercialisation ecosystem
Professional service firms in fields such as accounting, law, engineering, R&D, marketing, research, venture financing, risk management and executive development, play a key role in the commercialisation ecosystem. CSC provides an ideal partner for such firms to showcase their services and expertise, exchange knowledge, network and meet new clients.

Government agencies

Developing effective innovation policy
Governments at all levels are keen to stimulate more innovation and commercialisation. They recognise its importance to economic growth and the creation of new jobs. Governments and their agencies support programs designed to assist start-ups and SMEs in innovation.CSC works with government agencies to assist the development of best practice policy.

The wider community

Embracing innovation and enterprise
As a member-based organisation CSC is open to anyone who shares our passion for and interest in the pursuit of best practice in commercialisation. The CSC provides a community of purpose, a forum and a distribution point, for the exchange of knowledge about commercialisation.
About Us
CSC Ltd is a not-for-profit, member-owned company dedicated to advancing knowledge of best practice in commercialisation through mutual exchange of ideas. Join us, and together we can change the world!
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