2016
DOI: 10.18778/8088-526-4.01
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Transfer wiedzy i technologii z organizacji naukowo-badawczych do przedsiębiorstw

Abstract: SKŁAD I ŁAMANIEAGENT PR PROJEKT OKŁADKI WstępWspółpraca uczelni z biznesem jest procesem współtworzenia innowacji, w którym transfer wiedzy i wyników badań jest rozumiany jako jedna z głównych misji uczelni 1 . Rozwój gospodarki opartej na wiedzy prowadzi do wzrostu znaczenia wartości niematerialnych i prawnych, m.in. w całkowitym kapitale przedsiębiorstwa. Jednakże rozwój innowacyjnej gospodarki zależy od umiejętności korzystania z osiągnięć nauki i możliwości jej dystrybucji. Kluczem do rozwoju społecznego … Show more

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“…Effective collaboration between universities and the private sector requires an understanding of why these entities should work together, and some of the key reasons for undertaking this cooperation according to Trzmielak et al (2016) They further add that the private sector chooses to partner with HEIs for the following reasons (Trzmielak et al 2016):…”
Section: Determinants Of Cooperation Between Business and Academiamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Effective collaboration between universities and the private sector requires an understanding of why these entities should work together, and some of the key reasons for undertaking this cooperation according to Trzmielak et al (2016) They further add that the private sector chooses to partner with HEIs for the following reasons (Trzmielak et al 2016):…”
Section: Determinants Of Cooperation Between Business and Academiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The above-mentioned motives, which explain the reasoning of cooperation, lead to working out common areas for developing relations between enterprises and HEIs. Several authors (Trzmielak et al 2016;Nawaz et al 2020 The key trends spurring cooperation between the business sector and academia are the interlinked processes of globalization and internationalization, intensification of competition, as well as pressure for innovative solutions, which touch upon virtually all areas of the economy, the state, and society, including research and development activities. Modern technologies, ideas, or tools can be developed in any corner of the world, and scientific knowledge and technology becomes available in virtually any enterprise within days or weeks instead of months (Mikos).…”
Section: Determinants Of Cooperation Between Business and Academiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Suppliers and recipients who cooperate with universities and business representatives have a particular impact on the relationship between science and business. In conditions of efficient cooperation of the science community with business and local authorities, business with science and local administration, as well as local authorities with universities and entrepreneurs, relations of mutual influence appear (Trzmielak, Grzegorczyk, & Gregor, 2016). This theory enables us to explain the cooperation of three independent entities: universities, industry and government authorities, which can bring benefits to each of the parties involved.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cooperation between the centres of science and business is stimulated by factors related to the globalization and internationalization of technological knowledge. Scientific and technological knowledge may be available in any enterprise in the short-term rather than the long-term perspective (Trzmielak, Grzegorczyk, & Gregor, 2016). The issue of cooperation between the two environments is discussed from a global and national perspective.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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