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This chapter focuses on one of the key issues in technology management that is the most problematic in the transfer of technology from research institutions and universities. That key issue is about the translational journey, which is little understood in terms of dynamics, motivations, reward mechanisms, and legal and structural mechanisms.
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Vyakarnam, S. (2013). Emerging Issues in Technology Management: Global Perspectives: The Need for and Understanding of a Technology Commercialization Framework. In: Akhilesh, K. (eds) Emerging Dimensions of Technology Management. Springer, India. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-81-322-0792-4_1
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