About the event
Panel event discussing what space represents as a business opportunity, collaboration models, and how success is measured in this sector.
Our Oxford research on the global space economy argues that commercial markets are shaped by multiple actors, their distributed activities, which over time result in consolidated business models, regulatory frameworks and sustained types of collaboration – in short, recognisable ‘pathways’ to the space economy.
In this Oxford Smart Space episode on 'Pathways to space' we feature conversations about how incumbent firms, government agencies, ventures, and others imagine ‘space’ as an opportunity for business and how they organise their strategies.
The session will be chaired by Michele Scataglini, Associate Fellow at Oxford Saïd, and with our featured speakers, he will explore the following questions:
- What does ‘space’ mean as a commercial opportunity?
- What strategies are your firm or agency exploring to create and deliver value?
- What forms of working together do you see emerging between public and private sector, on platforms and ecosystem approaches, with incumbents and startups, timeframes and criteria of ‘success’ in your own firm and in the broader sector?
Speakers
Manny Shar, Orbit Fab
Yasrine Ibnyahya, Inmarsat
Dr. Saoud Humid Salim Al Shoaili, Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology (Sultanate of Oman)
