The communication or transmission of a technology from one country to another. This may be accomplished in a variety of ways, ranging from ...
The ability to take a concept from outside the organization (typically from a government or university research programs) and create a product from it. (Process)
the transfer of ideas, information, methods, procedures, techniques, tools, or technology from the developers to potential users. ...
is the sharing of knowledge and facilities among industries, universities, governments and other institutions to ensure that scientific and technological developments are accessible to a range of users who can then further develop the technology into new products, processes, materials or services.
Transmission of know-how, equipment and products to governments, organizations or other stakeholders. Usually also implies adaptation for use in a specific cultural, social, economic and environmental context.
The movement of modern or scientific methods of production or distribution from one enterprise, institution, or country to another, as through foreign investment, international trade, licensing of patent rights, technical assistance, or training. ...
The transfer of intellectual property between the ERC and the private sector.
the transfer of technology or know-how between organisations through licensing or marketing agreements, co-development arrangements, training or the exchange of personnel
The stage in development of a technology or process in which operational personnel learn about the technology, commit to it, and develop procedures for operational-scale application.
The process by which energy-efficient or low emission intensive technologies developed by industrialised nations are made available to less industrialised nations. ...
The training of people or companies in the buying country in the use or production of specific advanced processes or equipment developed by or available to the selling company.
Technology transfer is understood to be the passing of theoretical and practical skills and know-how from the owner of a technology to outside users or beneficiaries of technology. Technology transfer is in comparison to technology cooperation an isolated and time-limited transaction. ...
Technology transfer is the intentional communication (sharing) of knowledge, expertise, facilities, equipment, and other resources for application to military and nonmilitary systems. ...
The diffusion of practical knowledge from one enterprise, institution or country to another. Technology may be transferred by giving it away (eg, through technical journals or conferences); by theft (eg, industrial espionage); or by commercial transactions (eg, patents for industrial processes ...
This occurs as a result of an offset agreement that may take the form of research and development conducted abroad; technical assistance provided to the subsidiary or joint venture of overseas investment; or other activities under direct commercial arrangement between a manufacturer and a ...
Technology transfer is the process of developing practical applications for the results of scientific research. ...
The process of converting scientific findings from research laboratories into useful products by the commercial sector.
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