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A Systematic Approach to Industrial Technology Transfer: A Conceptual Framework and a Proposed Methodology

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This paper presents a new concept of modelling successful transfers of technological innovations across the boundaries of traditionally defined areas of industry. A summary review of work in the related topics is conducted. The proposed model of technological transfer includes a provision for the development of a new taxonomy of work tasks targeted for technology applications. The model also incorporates a matrix framework for representing a match between the generic components of work tasks, typical engineering projects, generic components of technology, and specific self-contained technologies. A validation procedure for application within an industry targeted for technology transfer is outlined.

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Gaultney, L., Skibniewski, M. & Salvendy, G. A Systematic Approach to Industrial Technology Transfer: A Conceptual Framework and a Proposed Methodology. J Inf Technol 4, 7–16 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1057/jit.1989.2

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