2022
DOI: 10.21789/22561498.1832
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Caso: beneficios económicos por lograr transferencia tecnológica de una patente en una universidad latinoamericana

Abstract: Muchas universidades latinoamericanas han desarrollado varias innovaciones en patentes y servicios, generando desarrollos fáciles de comercializar para conseguir ingresos; sin embargo, la falta de un adecuado enfoque del sistema de transferencia tecnológica efectivo, al igual que una referencia que permita proponer un valor de venta cierto sobre esas innovaciones y patentes, les impiden obtener beneficios económicos de estos productos y servicios de empresas públicas y privadas. En el presente estudio se propo… Show more

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“…Some of the reasons behind this are the absence of an adequate approach for technology transfer systems and the lack of a point of reference to determine accurate selling prices for innovations and patents. This prevents Latin American universities from obtaining economic benefits from products and services that are later developed by public and private enterprises [38]. Another factor is the lack of economic incentives for companies, which limits the role of public policy as a tool to articulate the interests of the public and private sectors [39].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some of the reasons behind this are the absence of an adequate approach for technology transfer systems and the lack of a point of reference to determine accurate selling prices for innovations and patents. This prevents Latin American universities from obtaining economic benefits from products and services that are later developed by public and private enterprises [38]. Another factor is the lack of economic incentives for companies, which limits the role of public policy as a tool to articulate the interests of the public and private sectors [39].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%