About TIM
Technology Innovation Management (TIM) is a masters level program leading to a Master of Applied Science (M.A.Sc.) degree, Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) degree, or a Master of Entrepreneurship (M.Ent.) degree. The objective of this program is to train aspiring entrepreneurs on creating wealth at the early stages of company or opportunity life cycles.
A degree from the TIM Program is beneficial to a variety of people, including:
- Founders of new companies
- People seeking more senior leadership roles within established companies
- Talented professionals building credentials and expertise for their next career move
- People who wish to work for or supply specialized services to founders of new companies or new lines of business of existing companies
- People who wish to improve the health of ecosystems that support technology entrepreneurship
An Ecosystem Approach
Carleton Led Accelerator
Research in Emerging Domains
Meet Our Faculty
Dr. Steven Muegge
Director, Technology Innovation Management Program, and Associate Professor, Sprott School of Business
Dr. Tony Bailetti
Associate Professor, Sprott School of Business and Department of Systems and Computer Engineering
Dr. Michael Weiss
Associate Professor, Department of Systems and Computer Engineering
Dr. Mika Westerlund
Associate Professor, Sprott School of Business
Dr. Stoyan Tanev
Associate Professor, Sprott School of Business
Administration
Technology Innovation Management Program
Dr. Steven Muegge
Dr. Steven Muegge is the Director of the TIM program. He holds a faculty appointment as a professor of entrepreneurship in the Sprott School of Business. His areas of expertise include:
- Technology entrepreneurship and commercialization
- Non-traditional settings for innovation and entrepreneurship: business ecosystems, communities, platforms, and interconnected systems that combine these structures
- Business models of technology entrepreneurs, especially in non-traditional settings
Dr. Tony Bailetti
Dr. Tony Bailetti holds a faculty appointment in both the Department of Systems and Computer Engineering and in the Sprott School of Business. He is a former Director of the TIM program. His areas of expertise include:
- Development of products and services
- Technology entrepreneurship
- Sustainable growth of technology companies
- Technology, product and service commercialization
- Product management
Dr. Michael Weiss
Dr. Michael Weiss holds a faculty appointment in the Department of Systems and Computer Engineering. His areas of expertise include:
- Open source business
- Business ecosystems
- Social network analysis
- Business patterns
Dr. Mika Westerlund
Dr. Mika Westerlund holds a faculty appointment as a professor of entrepreneurship in the Sprott School of Business. His areas of expertise include:
- Business model innovation and management
- Technology entrepreneurship and commercialization
- User innovation and innovation adoption
- Industrial ecology and sustainability entrepreneurship
- Business networks and online user communities
Dr. Stoyan Tanev
Dr. Stoyan Tanev holds a faculty appointment as a professor of entrepreneurship in the Sprott School of Business. He is the Editor-in-Chief of the Technology Innovation Management Review (TIM Review). His areas of expertise include:
- Developing business intelligence tools using online data, topic modeling & data reduction techniques
- Designing principle and growth formulas of global technology startups
- Distinctive characteristics of medical device company business models
- Enabling entrepreneurial opportunities through recombinant capabilities, bricolage and frugal innovation
- Value proposition based on disruptive or radical innovation
- Examining personal entrepreneurial skills frameworks
Administration
Erenia Oliver - TIM program administrator- [email protected]
- +1 613-520-2600 Ext: 8659
TIM Entrepreneurs
Hear what our student turned entrepreneurs think about TIM program.
Classes from anywhere
All classes are offered in a traditional, face-to-face university setting. However, a distinctive feature of the TIM program is that all courses are also delivered concurrently over the internet.
