MULTIPLYING THE VALUE OF TECHNOLOGY
Research and Development: Commercialisation of existing technologies into new applications, unlocking new markets and revenues that have a social, environmental and economic impact.
Advancing Research
Advancing Innovation
Sharing Knowledge
Multiply Technology was established to explore how AI, data architectures, and decision-support methodologies can accelerate innovation and technology adoption.
Today, our focus is on advancing the research, insights, and expertise developed through this work, contributing to academic research, industry knowledge, and future innovation.
OUR STORY
From Applied Innovation to Research Impact
Over several years, Multiply developed and validated novel approaches to technology transfer, innovation assessment, and AI-driven decision support.
This work generated valuable intellectual property, technical expertise, and practical insights into how organisations identify opportunities, evaluate technologies, and make complex strategic decisions.
The work continues through research, collaboration and knowledge exchange with organisations exploring how to build internal AI and innovation capabilities responsibly and effectively.
Current Focus
Academic Research: Advancing the concepts, methodologies, and architectures developed through Multiply through ongoing research and academic contribution.
Innovation & Technology Transfer: Exploring how emerging technologies can be applied, adopted, and translated into real-world impact.
AI & Data Architectures: Developing and refining approaches to AI-enabled decision support, knowledge systems, and data-driven innovation.
Collaboration and Knowledge Sharing: Connecting with organisations, researchers, and innovation leaders interested in exchanging ideas and lessons learned from building and validating complex technology solutions.
PIONEERING THE FUTURE OF TECHNOLOGY COMMERCIALISATION
Natasha Allden, is leading a PhD research programme with QinetiQ and Cranfield University, exploring one of innovation’s most overlooked opportunities: outbound innovation – the commercialisation of existing technologies into new applications.
While many organisations recognise the value of outbound innovation, few actively pursue it — and there’s little guidance on how to do it well.
The research defines the core characteristics of outbound innovation and develops practical decision-making models that help businesses identify, and design successful innovation projects.
Together, we’re shaping the future of how proven technologies find new markets and applications — powering more effective, scalable, and sustainable innovations into new applications worldwide.
