Strategic Collaborative Success Factors and Sustainability Indicators of Academia Industry Collaboration: Case Studies of Two Universities in Malaysia

Yee, Seow Voon; Chong, Aik Lee; Abas, Zakaria

doi:10.18848/1835-2030/cgp/v02i01/56542

The Journal of the World Universities Forum

2009

DOI: 10.18848/1835-2030/cgp/v02i01/56542

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Strategic Collaborative Success Factors and Sustainability Indicators of Academia Industry Collaboration: Case Studies of Two Universities in Malaysia

Seow Voon Yee¹,

Aik Lee Chong²,

Zakaria Abas³

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Developing and evaluating a project management methodology (PMM) for university-industry collaborative projects

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This study investigates the development of a project management methodology (PMM) to be adopted in a university-industry collaborative (UIC) research environment through semi-structured interviews with project leaders from both universities and industries. This paper presents the findings of a qualitative survey conducted with respondents from the universities and industries involved in collaborative R&D projects in Malaysia. These findings together with those of previous works were used to design an appropriate PMM. The validity of the PMM was assessed by a panel of experts including recognized leaders in the field. The novelty of this survey research is in the creation of a PMM guidebook that offers guidance to the actors involved, assisting them to plan, manage and close their projects successfully.

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Developing and evaluating a project management methodology (PMM) for university-industry collaborative projects

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Hwa

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