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Technology transfer in the California Department of Corrections

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A technology transfer project began in 1982 in the California Department of Corrections. They contracted with a research organization to assist them in the identification and evaluation of new technology in the areas of personal alarm systems, electronic perimeter security systems, and contraband control. In addition the contractor was to develop in the department the capacity to maintain an ongoing technology transfer process at the conclusion of the project. After two years positive results have been achieved in each of the three areas of technology. The department has also established a permanent Technology Transfer Committee and created a full-time position to provide staff services.

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Mr. Robert H. Lawson is a consultant in the field of corrections, having retired from the California Department of Corrections in 1979.

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Lawson, R.H. Technology transfer in the California Department of Corrections. J Technol Transfer 9, 15–23 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02189054

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