编制「企业创新指数」借创科推动香港经济发展

The Kick-Off Ceremony

香港中文大学（中大）商学院今天宣布启动「企业创新指数」编制工作。该指数将可用作管理和评估工具，以协助香港的大型及中小型企业培养创新科技文化，并提升企业在科技应用上的能力。

「企业创新指数」项目获香港特别行政区政府创新科技署辖下「一般支援计划」资助，由中大商学院亚太工商研究所负责编制。该指数通过制定一套量化绩效指标，建立一个迎合数码时代及紧贴香港工商企业的创科概念框架。中大亚太工商研究所将与项目的策略合作伙伴香港总商会携手合作，邀请来自贸易、制造、分销、服务、特许经营和投资六大范畴约百家大型企业及二百家中小型企业进行调查。为促进企业在营运上应用创新科技，中大亚太工商研究所还会提供网上评估工具、指南，并安排一系列研讨会／工作坊。首届「企业创新指数」详情将于2022年第二季发布。

From left to right) Dr. David Chung, the Under Secretary for Innovation and Technology of the HKSAR Government; Prof. Lin Zhou, Dean of CUHK Business School; Mr. George Leung, CEO of HKGCC; and Prof. Waiman Cheung, Associate Dean (Graduate Studies) and Co-Executive Director of APIB at CUHK Business School

（由左至右）香港特别行政区政府创新及科技局副局长钟伟强博士、中大商学院院长周林教授、香港总商会总裁梁兆基先生及中大商学院副院长（硕士课程）及亚太工商研究所联席常务所长张惠民教授

香港特别行政区政府创新及科技局副局长钟伟强博士表示：「我想借此机会感谢香港中文大学和香港总商会所作出的努力，致力把香港构建成为创新型城市。这个研究项目获创新及科技基金资助，与政府希望借着文献探讨、行业咨询及交流论坛建构一个概念框架，以协助工商界应对未来挑战的目标不谋而合。除了最常用来评估企业创新程度的指标之外，包括研发支出、专利数目、专利引用和新产品发布次数等，我相信『企业创新指数』将会成为基于科学和数据分析，用以量度公营和商业机构创新能力的可靠工具之一。」

Dr. David Chung, Dean Zhou, Mr. George Leung, Prof. Waiman Cheung and representatives from the sponsoring organisations posed for a group photo in the kickoff ceremony of Corporate Innovation Index.

钟伟强博士、周林院长、梁兆基先生、张惠民教授与一众赞助商代表于「企业创新指数」启动仪式上合照。

中大商学院副院长（硕士课程）及亚太工商研究所联席常务所长张惠民教授认为：「毋庸置疑，新兴科技包括人工智能、生物医学、物联网和第五代流动通讯等正为香港的经济带来急速且翻天覆地的转变。为响应政府致力将香港发展成以知识为本的经济体系和区域创科枢杻的目标，『企业创新指数』将有助提高香港大型和中小型企业的创科意识，并推动先进科技的应用。」

香港总商会总裁梁兆基先生表示：「许多企业虽然意识到创新对提升竞争力和公司绩效的重要性，却对如何提升和评估创新应用能力一知半解。我们希望『企业创新指数』成功推出，能够让企业以至香港整体经济及社会大众受惠，因此我们全力支持指数的编制工作。」

参与企业创新指数调查

中大商学院制定了一套评估指标，现正招募100间企业和200间中小企参与企业创新指数（CII）排名。我们将在2022年第二季的颁奖典礼，公布排名最前的企业名单，并颁发证书，以表扬他们努力以创新项目贡献香港的经济。

参加问卷调查

参加者完成问卷后，将获赠中大商学院最新的口罩套作为纪念品，以表谢意。除此之外，每个行业的最高排名企业，更可获得中大商学院2022年高管教育课程的限量免费席位。

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The Seminar

Many companies understand that innovation plays a crucial role in their growth — even their very survival. Yet when it comes to implementing an innovation strategy, it is far easier said than done. Throwing money into R&D and talent does not guarantee success or even recouping your investment. Yet many start-ups appear to have endless innovation as passionate entrepreneurs develop new business models and technologies that threaten to disrupt traditional ways of doing business. However, as up to 90% of all startups fail, innovation and passion are not always enough to guarantee success.

Successful business leaders weave their experience with start-ups’ innovation and passion to nurture new ventures and steer them away from potential pitfalls. Two entrepreneurial veterans, Dr. Toa Charm and Mr. Patrick Lee, who have decades of experience in corporate innovation and entrepreneurship, will share their hard-earned experience during this fireside chat on:

Why corporate innovation is so challenging?
What best practices can companies adopt to increase their chances of success when it comes to corporate innovation?
What can corporate leaders learn from tech start-ups and vice versa?

Fireside Chat Speakers

Prof Toa CHARM
Associate Professor of Practice in Management, CUHK Business School
Director of Business Development, The Asia-Pacific Institute of Business, CUHK
Former Senior Executive: Cyberport, HSBC, IBM & Oracle

Mr Patrick LEE
Vice Chairman, Industry & Technology Committee, The Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce
Former Senior Executive: Inchcape, Intertek

Date & Time : 26 April, 2021 (Mon), 3 – 4:30pm
Venue : Live virtual (Zoom)
Language : English
Fee: Free Registration

Kick-Off Ceremony And Online Seminar Of Energizing The Hong Kong Economy With Innovation In The Digital Age Through The Establishment Of A Corporate Innovation Index

uest of Honour

Dr David CHUNG Wai-keung, JP
Under Secretary for Innovation and Technology, Innovation and Technology Bureau, HKSAR Government

Speakers

Prof Waiman CHEUNG
Associate Dean (Graduate Studies), CUHK Business School
Co-Executive Director, The Asia-Pacific Institute of Business, CUHK

Prof Michael ZHANG
Associate Dean (Innovation and Impact), CUHK Business School
Co-Executive Director, The Asia-Pacific Institute of Business, CUHK

Prof Toa CHARM
Associate Professor of Practice in Management, CUHK Business School
Director of Business Development, The Asia-Pacific Institute of Business, CUHK

Mr Patrick LEE
Vice Chairman, Industry & Technology Committee, The Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce

Date & Time : 26 April, 2021 (Mon), 3 – 4:30pm
Venue : Live virtual (Zoom)
Language : English
Fee: Free Registration

Rundown

14:30		Registration
15:00		Welcome Remarks Mr. George LEUNG (Chief Executive Officer, The Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce)
15:03		Opening Remarks Prof. Lin ZHOU (Dean, CUHK Business School)
15:08		Address by the Guest of Honour Dr. CHUNG Wai Keung, David, JP (Under Secretary for Innovation and Technology, HKSAR Government)
15:13		Kick-off & Photo Session
15:20		Introduction of Energizing the Hong Kong Economy with Innovation in the Digital Age through the Establishment of a Corporate Innovation Index Prof. Waiman CHEUNG (Co-Executive Director, The Asia-Pacific Institute of Business, CUHK Business School)
15:30		Corporate Innovation Landscape Prof. Michael ZHANG (Co-Executive Director, The Asia-Pacific Institute of Business, CUHK Business School)
15:45		Fireside Chat on “Opportunities and Challenges for Corporate Innovation” Prof. Toa CHARM (Director of Business Development, The Asia-Pacific Institute of Business, CUHK Business School) & Mr. Patrick LEE (Vice Chairman, Industry & Technology Committee, The Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce)
16:30		Closing

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Energizing The Hong Kong Economy With Innovation In The Digital Age Through The Establishment Of A Corporate Innovation Index

Corporate Innovation Index (CII)

An innovation management and assessment tool to promote corporates’ innovation culture and to enhance corporate innovation capabilities and achievements in both large and small corporates in Hong Kong.

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This project is funded by the Innovation and Technology Commission (ITC) of the HKSAR, under the General Support Scheme (GSP).

Any opinions, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material/event (or by members of the project team) do not reflect the views of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, the Innovation and Technology Commission or the General Support Programme Vetting Committee of the Innovation and Technology Fund.