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Selling your organization on technology transfer: The metaphor of movement

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Corporate technology transfer strategies often focus on the movement of tangible assets—products, processes, “off-the-shelf” technologies, and so on. We argue that the transfer of information- and knowledge-based assets are a critical element of successful competition in global markets, particularly for service industries. In this article we develop a model for (1) identifying a company's “information asset portfolio” and (2) managing the flow of these assets for commercial gain. The Technology Transfer Professional is at the center of this process of information movement and management.

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Hendrick, E.J., Martin, D.R. Selling your organization on technology transfer: The metaphor of movement. J Technol Transfer 22, 11–17 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02509149

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