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The preceding chapters have explored various sources of alternative methodologies for technology audit: a broad literature survey and the evaluation of two pilot technology audits in Hungary have been undertaken. Chapter 5 aims at the synthesis of the research and presents Guidelines for Technology Audit in CEECs as international best practice. A methodology is selected which meets the necessary requirements given the constraints in transition economies: availability of data, validity of data and of results and their contribution to the identification of technological strengths and weaknesses and the formulation of a strategy for technology policy.
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The OECD Methodology of Audit (1995a) asks to involve appropriate government institutions, firms, institutes and related institutions, national experts, technical and management expertise, although, it is not entirely clear whether these actors should be subject to audit or should be actively involved in carrying out the audit. For further details, see Holland (1995).
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Bross, U., Inzelt, A., Reiß, T. (1998). Guideline for Technology Audit in CEECs. In: Bio-Technology Audit in Hungary. Technology, Innovation and Policy, vol 7. Physica, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-52472-1_6
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