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    Technology transfer is defined as the process by which science and technology are transferred from one individual or group to another, who then incorporates this new knowledge into how they operate. There are different categories of technology transfer such as commercial, organizational, and international transfers. Channels for technology transfer include licensing, joint ventures, and consulting. Barriers to effective technology transfer include lack of communication, cultural differences, and resistance to change.

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    Technology transfer is defined as the process by which science and technology are transferred from one individual or group to another, who then incorporates this new knowledge into how they operate. There are different categories of technology transfer such as commercial, organizational, and international transfers. Channels for technology transfer include licensing, joint ventures, and consulting. Barriers to effective technology transfer include lack of communication, cultural differences, and resistance to change.

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    Technology transfer is defined as the process by which science and technology are transferred from one individual or group to another, who then incorporates this new knowledge into how they operate. There are different categories of technology transfer such as commercial, organizational, and international transfers. Channels for technology transfer include licensing, joint ventures, and consulting. Barriers to effective technology transfer include lack of communication, cultural differences, and resistance to change.

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    Technology Transfer

    by

    B.Ravinder
    (30/04/2011)
    Technology Transfer

    • Jain and Triandis (1990) define the technology


    transfer as a “ process by which Science and
    Technology are transferred from one
    individual or group to another that
    incorporates this new knowledge in to its way
    of doing things”.
    Technology Transfer Categories
    Channels of Technology Transfer
    Barriers to Technology Transfer
    Thanking you

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