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A Rich Vision of Technology Transfer Technology Value Management

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This paper considers technology transfer from a holistic perspective, defining and integrating all essential elements. Technology, technology ownership, and technology transfer are defined to enable practical management of the value of technology as an organizational asset. Concepts from value-chain movement of technology in commercial product development are used to develop a complete, detailed vision of technology transfer across corporate boundaries. Lessons enable development of a productive technology-transfer function that will speed evolution of technology to product and enable creation of new wealth.

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  1. Market Engineering International, 12006 N. Antelope Trail, Parker, CO, 80138

    Dr. Gary Lundquist

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Lundquist, D.G. A Rich Vision of Technology Transfer Technology Value Management. The Journal of Technology Transfer 28, 265–284 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1024949029313

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