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Technology transfer is the process of sharing skills, knowledge, technologies, methods of manufacturing, and facilities between governments, institutions, and other organizations so that scientific and technological developments can be accessible to more users. Many companies, universities, and government organizations now have technology transfer offices to identify potentially commercially interesting research and strategies to exploit it. Effective technology transfer requires cross-functional core teams, action-oriented phase reviews, documented structured development processes, and integrated development tools to improve project speed and efficiency. Technology transfer helps research and commercialization, and can be protected under intellectual property laws and documents like assignment agreements and licenses. It plays an important role in economic development by increasing resources, further exploiting resources, and boosting productivity.
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Technology Commercialization and Transfer
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Technology Transfer
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transfer of technology
Technology transfer is the process of transferring technology from its place of origin to wider distribution. It occurs across universities, businesses, governments, and borders. The key steps in the technology transfer process are invention, disclosure, assessment, protection, marketing, and licensing. Some common ways of transferring technology are licensing, support contracts, franchising, management contracts, and joint ventures. The advantages include competitive advantage, research and development, more customers, and economic growth. The disadvantages are increased dependency, loss of jobs to automation, and intellectual property issues. Several Indian institutes assist with technology transfer, such as the Asia Pacific Centre for Transfer of Technology.
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