Technology transfer: A communication perspective

Preparation for International Technology Transfer and the State of the Field: A Bibliographic View of Technology Transfer.

Abstract

INTRODUCTION Technology Transfer as a Communication Process - Frederick Williams and Donald V Gibson PART ONE: CHALLENGES OF TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION AND TRANSFER The Coming Economy - George Kozmetsky PART TWO: THE ORGANIZATIONAL SETTING OF TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER The Intraorganizational Environment - Dorothy Leonard-Barton The Interorganizational Environment - Ellen R Auster PART THREE: CONTEXTS OF TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER Research Consortia - Christopher M Avery and Raymond M Smilor The Microelectronics and Computer Technology Corporation University and Industry Linkages - G Hutchinson Stewart and David V Gibson The Austin, Texas Study University and Microelectronics Industry - Rolf T Wigand The Phoenix, Arizona Study New Business Ventures - Glen B Dietrich and David V Gibson The Spin-Out Process Transfer via Telecommunications - Frederick Williams and Eloise Brackenridge Networking Scientists and Industry PART FOUR: INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES Mexico and the United States - Eduardo Barrera and Frederick Williams The Maquiladora Industries Japan - James W Dearing and Everett M Rogers Tsukuba Science City Italy - Umberto Bozzo and David V Gibson Tecnopolis Novus Ortus and the EEC India - Arvind Singhal et al Bangalore as an Emerging Technopolis Multinationals - Eun Young Kim Preparation for International Technology Transfer PART FIVE: THE LITERATURE OF TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER The State of the Field - David V Gibson, Frederick Williams and Kathy L Wohlert A Bibliographic View of Technology Transfer