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KAZALO VSEBINE Module 1: Technology Transfer Model Dr. Stefan Vorbach Module 2: BUSINESS <strong>MODEL</strong>S Mag. Pascale Koo Module 3: BUSINESS CULTURE Karin Elena Sánchez Module 4: CHANGE PROCESS Mag. Anton Prettenhofer Module 5: Technology Management Dr. Stefan Vorbach Module 6: KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER Mag. Romana Rauter, Dr. Jutta Pauschenwein 4 18 28 46 54 68 Module 7: Innovation und Technologietransfer Mag. Alenka Mubi Zalaznik (SI), Mag. Wolfgang Schabereiter (AT) und Sabine Prossnegg Financiranje in podporno okolje v RS Tadej Černivec, Mag. Alenka Mubi Zalaznik 80 98 Module 8: Učinkovito upravljanje intelektualne lastnine Dr. Borut Likar materialgüterrecht (Österreich) Mag. Christoph Pasrucker Module 9: Product and Service Dissemination Mag. Anton Prettenhofer 114 128 142
KNOWLEDGE FOR BUSINESS IN BORDER REGIONS 1 Module 1: Technology Transfer Model Dr. Stefan Vorbach 1.1 Learning objectives of the module Module 1 deals with the technology transfer model and focuses on the different elements of which the model is typically composed. In doing so, its aim is to provide a deeper understanding of the interactions within a technology transfer system. Aside from giving theoretical insight into the subject of technology transfer, stakeholders of a transfer project as well as supporting and inhibiting factors in transfer processes are identified and the specific role of technology transfer facilitators is discussed. 1.2 Keywords Technology Transfer, Technology Transfer Model, Technology Transfer Process, Service Innovation, Stakeholder Analysis, Stakeholder Management, Intermediary, Technology Transfer Facilitator, Science-Industry Linkages, Success Factors, Inhibiting Factors. 1.3 The Technology Transfer Model The technology transfer model, as depicted in figure 1, essentially represents the general connections within a knowledge and technology transfer system. In line with the project KBB, it is aimed at working as a guideline through the total training and thus provides an overview of each module’s particular relation to the transfer system. Figure 1: Technology Transfer Model (Source: ISIS, 2009) It can be obtained from figure 1 that the technology transfer model is composed of several elements, all of which will be discussed in detail within the following sections. In short, the model comprises the (knowledge and) technology transfer process itself which is typically a two-way-process between knowledge suppliers (e.g. research institutions, companies) and knowledge adopters (e.g. companies) and which consists of six transfer phases to run through. During a transfer process, however, several barriers, obstacles and resistances but also supporting factors may arise and have an impact on the transfer outcome. In such a situation, it is an essential task of technology transfer facilitators to identify those transfer-inhibiting factors and to set appropriate measures, but also to interconnect knowledge and technology suppliers with adopters beforehand and to support them in transfer processes in order 4
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