Industrial Practices of Research Conversion and Technology Transfer

被引:1
作者
Rubenstein A.H. [1 ]
Geisler E. [2 ]
Abeysinghe R. [1 ]
机构
[1] Northwestern University, Evanston
[2] University of Wisconsin, Whitewater
关键词
Technology Transfer; Industrial Company; Business Unit; Internal Conversion; Internal Entrepreneurship;
D O I
10.1007/BF02509162
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摘要
The conversion of R&D into commercial new products has long been considered a basic tenet of industrial innovation and competitiveness. This paper describes the key variables that affect the successful commercialization of new technologies in industrial companies. Drawing on the authors' own research and consulting experience with hundreds of US and foreign companies, the paper examines the more effective practices, identifies key barriers and problem areas, and provides some conclusions and implications for practicing managers.
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页数:7
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