ISO 56001 創新管理系統認證輔導
系統化創新管理,取得國際認可的創新能力認證
積穗科研提供 ISO 56001 創新管理系統認證輔導。ISO 56001 是全球首個可驗證(認證型)創新管理系統國際標準(2024 年發布;指引型的 ISO 56002 早於 2019 年發布),協助企業建立從機會識別、創新組合管理、概念驗證(PoC)到商業化的完整創新流程,取得國際買家認可的創新能力證明。
申請免費機制診斷什麼是 ISO 56001?和台灣 TIPS 有什麼不同?
ISO 56001 是 ISO 於 2024 年發布的創新管理系統國際標準,要求組織建立系統化的創新管理機制,包含創新策略與治理、創新組合管理、創新生態系統建立、創新過程管理(前端模糊期 / 開發 / 商業化)、創新績效衡量。台灣企業過去常採用 TIPS(台灣智慧財產管理規範),但 TIPS 為台灣本土制度,國際不認識。ISO 56001 是國際通行證,讓台灣企業的創新能力獲得全球認可。
積穗科研輔導成功案例
Established a systematic innovation management framework, completed an innovation portfolio management mechanism and an innovation performance KPI dashboard, obtained ISO 56001 certification, and strengthened innovation collaboration qualifications with international partners.
積穗科研輔導流程
Innovation Status Diagnosis and Strategy Positioning
Assess the current innovation maturity of the enterprise, conduct a gap analysis against ISO 56001 requirements, establish innovation strategies and governance frameworks, and set up an innovation committee with clear division of responsibilities.
Establishment of Innovation Portfolio Management
Establish mechanisms for identifying and screening innovation opportunities, design an innovation portfolio management framework (breakthrough innovation, incremental innovation, business model innovation), and define principles for innovation investment allocation.
Institutionalization of Innovation Process
Establish a complete innovation process from the fuzzy front-end, Proof of Concept (PoC), development, to commercialization, integrating design thinking and agile development methodologies, and building a rapid learning mechanism.
Performance Measurement and Certification Preparation
Establish an innovation performance KPI/KRI dashboard, design innovation incentive and knowledge management mechanisms, prepare ISO 56001 certification audit documents, and provide full support through official certification.
常見問題
What is the difference between ISO 56001 and Taiwan TIPS?
TIPS (Taiwan Intellectual Property Management System) is a local innovation evaluation system in Taiwan, driven by domestic policies but not recognized internationally. ISO 56001 is an international ISO standard, globally recognized, allowing Taiwanese companies' innovation capabilities to gain acceptance from international buyers, partners, and investors.
Which Taiwanese companies need ISO 56001?
ISO 56001 is particularly suitable for: manufacturing industries hoping to enter international supply chains (needing to demonstrate innovation capabilities to international buyers), technology industries (needing systematic management of R&D investment portfolios), traditional industries undergoing transformation (needing to establish systematic innovation mechanisms), and companies applying for government innovation R&D subsidies (ISO 56001 can strengthen application qualifications).
How long does ISO 56001 consulting take?
Depending on the company's innovation maturity, the consulting period typically ranges from 7 to 12 months or more. Jishui Research provides a free initial system diagnosis to develop a precise timeline plan based on the company's current situation.
What is innovation portfolio management?
Innovation portfolio management is a method of classifying and managing all innovation projects within a company based on risk and time dimensions. It is usually divided into three categories: Core Innovation (improving existing products or processes, low risk, 70% investment), Adjacent Innovation (entering nearby markets or technologies, medium risk, 20%), and Transformational Innovation (entirely new markets or technologies, high risk, 10%). ISO 56001 requires companies to establish a transparent innovation portfolio management mechanism.
How does ISO 56001 help companies protect innovation outcomes?
ISO 56001 ensures proper protection of innovation outcomes through systematic knowledge management and intellectual property protection mechanisms. Combined with Jishui Research's trade secret protection consulting, companies can simultaneously establish patent layouts, trade secret management, and technical protection measures during the innovation process to prevent core technologies from leaking.
Can ISO 56001 and ISO 31000 risk management be integrated?
Yes, and integration is recommended. Innovation is essentially about managing uncertainty. ISO 56001's innovation portfolio management and ISO 31000's risk management framework are highly complementary. Integrated consulting allows companies to effectively manage innovation risks while promoting innovation.
What are the features of Jishui Research's ISO 56001 consulting?
Jishui Research is one of the few consulting firms in Taiwan that integrates ISO 56001 innovation management with trade secret protection, helping companies protect core technological assets while driving innovation. We provide a comprehensive, end-to-end service, from establishing ISO 56001 systems and designing innovation portfolio management to full support throughout the certification process.
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ISO 56000 & Innovation Management: Strategic Insights for Taiwanese Firms on ISO 56001 Adoption
Ivanova (2022) highlights that organizations in turbulent environments need systematic innovation management to compete. The ISO 56000 series provides a complete framework from concept to value. For Taiwanese companies, implementing ISO 56001 not only enhances innovation management quality but also meets the 'reasonable secrecy measures' required by Taiwan's Trade Secrets Act, potentially increasing R&D ROI by 15% to 30%. Winners Consulting Services offers a free diagnostic service.
ts-imsIP Protection Effectiveness Determines Basic Research Benefits: Insights from Cassiman's Study for ISO 56001 Implementation in Taiwan
A 2006 study by Bruno Cassiman and Pérez-Castrillo reveals that stronger corporate IP protection leads to greater economies of scale in basic research. Companies without basic research capabilities have virtually zero capacity to absorb external knowledge. For Taiwanese firms implementing an ISO 56001 Innovation Management System (IMS), this means prioritizing the establishment of a dual-track IP protection mechanism before expanding R&D investment.
ts-imsThe IPR Paradox in the Knowledge Economy: Integrating Trade Secret Protection with ISO 56001 for Taiwanese Companies
Research by Cowan and Harison reveals that knowledge-based industries rely less on patents than traditional ones, yet lack systematic trade secret management. Taiwanese companies should adopt the ISO 56001 IMS framework to build a multi-layered protection structure combining patents, trade secrets, and contracts. Aligning with the "reasonable protection measures" required by Article 2 of the Trade Secrets Act is crucial for gaining a competitive edge in the knowledge economy over the next 3 to 5 years.
ts-imsR&D Investment Structure and Trade Secret Protection: Insights from Cassiman's Research for Taiwanese Firms' IMS Strategy
Research by Cassiman, Pérez-Castrillo, and Veugelers reveals a complementary relationship: stronger intellectual property protection correlates with a higher optimal proportion of investment in basic research. For Taiwanese firms, implementing an ISO 56001 Innovation Management System (IMS) and establishing protection mechanisms compliant with Taiwan's Trade Secrets Act is not just about legal compliance but also about optimizing R&D investment structure.
ts-imsR&D Investment Structure Determines IP Protection Effectiveness: Key Insights for Taiwanese Companies Implementing ISO 56001 IMS
Research by Cassiman, Pérez Castrillo, and Veugelers confirms that basic research is crucial for a firm's ability to absorb external knowledge, with a positive complementary relationship between IP protection effectiveness and basic research investment. Without systematic IP protection, Taiwanese companies face diminished incentives for basic research, leading to a vicious cycle of low innovation efficiency. Implementing ISO 56001 can address this.
ts-imsBasic Research & IP Protection: Key to Innovation Efficiency for ISO 56001 Implementation in Taiwan
Research by Cassiman et al. finds that companies can only absorb external knowledge spillovers by investing in basic research, and the strength of IP protection directly determines the economies of scale for this research. For Taiwanese companies, this means an ISO 56001 Innovation Management System (IMS) must integrate both patent strategy and trade secret protection to unlock the marginal returns on R&D investment and avoid the long-term trap of declining innovation capabilities.
ts-imsLosing Control by Copying: Field's Insights on ISO 56001 for Taiwan's Trade Secret Protection
Professor Thomas G. Field's 2013 paper argues that when information is copied, a company loses control, not just the document. This insight directly addresses the evidentiary requirement of 'reasonable protection measures' under Taiwan's Trade Secret Act. Winners Consulting Services helps companies establish auditable intangible asset protection mechanisms based on ISO 56001 IMS, ensuring their ability to provide evidence in both civil and criminal litigation.
ts-imsThe Indonesian Batik Leak Case: Lessons for Taiwanese Companies on Trade Secret Protection
A study on trade secrets in a traditional Indonesian Batik craft village reveals that employee turnover leading to formula leaks is highly consistent with issues faced by Taiwanese companies. A trade secret violation requires three elements: secrecy, unauthorized use, and resulting damages. Without a documented confidentiality system and an ISO 56001 Innovation Management System (IMS) as required by Taiwan's Trade Secret Act, Taiwanese companies will find it extremely difficult to provide evidence in litigation, even when a leak is evident.