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In this post, I am taking notes on the focus-group discussions. We will benchmark the experiences and roadmaps of the United Kingdom, along with insights regarding the applicability to the Philippines.
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| Team members for the focus group discussion on the case of UK (left to right): Dr. Rene Batac, Ms. Desiree Vera, Dr. Herbert Domingo, Dr. Denny Lane Sombillo, Dr. Rayno Vic Janayon. |
Part A. Understanding the UK Quantum Strategy
Overaching vision
- Our vision is for the UK to be a leading quantum-enabled economy by 2033, with a world leading sector, and where quantum technologies are an integral part of the UK’s future digital infrastructure and advanced manufacturing base, driving growth and helping to build a thriving and resilient economy and society. (p. 10 par. 1)
- This ten-year plan will fund new frontiers of quantum research, support and develop our growing quantum sector, prepare our wider economy for the quantum revolution and ensure that the UK leads internationally in the regulation and ethical use of quantum technologies. We will make the UK the home for cutting-edge scientific breakthroughs, the best place in the world to start and grow a quantum business, a leading voice in the international quantum and tech community, and a magnet for international quantum talent. (p. 6, par. 1)
(see Priority Actions, p. 12-13)
Areas of Application
(see Priority Actions, nos. 2 and 8)
Connect Research, Training, Commercialization
(see Goal 2: Supporting Business
Part B. Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths
Early Adoption (since 2014)
Building on Strong Foundations (p. 8)
(p. 18, 19)
Part C. Applications to the Philippines
Lessons:
Have structured, focused goals
Holistic (includes business, legal, society at large)
Funding commitment
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