This document discusses technology transfer. It defines technology transfer as the process of transferring technology from where it originated to wider distribution. It discusses the relationship between invention, innovation, design, and diffusion in technology transfer. Invention is the original concept, innovation is developing and refining an existing idea/product, design is part of the innovation process using modeling, and diffusion involves promotion and sale of the product. The document also outlines various roles like research, development, production, and markets in technology transfer and ways technology can be transferred such as collaborative research, patenting, licensing, spin-off companies, etc. It describes types of technology from emerging to established and constituents of the technology transfer process.

1. Technology
Transfer
Presented By:- Vipin Rawat

2. Technology transfer, is the process
of transferring technology from the
places and in groups of its origination
to wider distribution among more
people and places. It is also
called transfer of technology (TOT).

3. Technology transfer is the process of sharing
of
skills, knowledge, technologies, methods
of manufacturing, samples of
manufacturing and facilities

4. Technology Transfer
Marketing
(Diffusion)
Innovation
Design
Invention

5. Innovation vs. Invention
• Invention = Original Concept
• Innovation = the development,
refinement, and change of an
existing idea / product

6. Design
• Design is part of the innovation process,
sophisticated modeling and software saves
years of the development process
• Many issues can be identified during the
modeling stage, before prototyping – saves
time and money

7. Diffusion
• Sometimes referred to as marketing,
• Everything that is involved in the promotion
and sale of the product
• Also important is promotion by use of
publication
• Users and customers have important input on
how to improve or refine the product

8. Relationship – Invention,
Innovation, Design, and
Diffusion
Invention
Innovation
Design
Diffusion

9. 9
Varied Roles
IDEA
Research
Development
Production
Manufacturing
Distribution
Start-up
Firms
R & D
Firms
Larger
Companies
Universities
Research
Institutes
MARKET

10. Ways “Technology” is Transferred
 Consulting
 Graduating students (“moving heads”)
 Faculty moving on (“moving heads”)
 Collaborative research
 Patenting and licensing
 Service and outreach (“extension”)
 Spin-off companies

11. TYPES OF TECHNOLOGY
1) EMERGING TECHNOLOGY- It is an innovative technology
that currently is undergoing bench scale testing, in which a
small version of the technology is tested in a laboratory.
2) INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY- is a technology that has
been field tested and applied to a hazardous waste problem at
a site, but lack a long history of full-scale use.
3) ESTABLISHED TECHNOLOGY- is a technology for which cost
and performance information is readily only after a technology has
been used at many different sites and the result fully documented is
that technology considered. established.

12. CONSTITUENTS OF TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
PROCESS
Technology Transfer
Technology Promotion
Technology Deployment
Technology innovation
Technology Development
Technology Research
Technology Assessment
Technology Information and
Communication
Technology Investment
Technology Collaboration
Technology Commercialization

13. CONTENT OF TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
Proper
Research
Paper work
Pricing
Publicity
Partnership
People’s
Acceptance
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14. REFERENCES
https://www.slideshare.net/naseebbasha/technology-
transfer-in-pharma-industry?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technology_transfer