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Direct linkBlood, John R. – ProQuest LLC, 2009
Technology transfer is vital to humanity. It spurs innovation, promotes commerce, and provides technology-based goods and services. Technology transfer is also highly complex and interdependent in nature. This interdependence is exemplified principally by the various technology transfer interactions between government, industry, and academia. …
Descriptors: Technology Transfer, Case Studies, Public Agencies, Best Practices
