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Technology Transfer, Marketing and Commercialization Jain Sameer*, Nainan Sumita** Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering, NMIMS University, Mumbai *Sameer.jain@nmims.edu
**sumitaa.nainan@gmail.com
Online published on 4 November, 2017. Abstract IPR is now a necessity to give its economy the required competitive edge. There should also be some strategy for linking knowledge incubators with business enterprises. For this, there is a need to integrate IPR in the knowledge generation and transfer process. Institutions shall be encouraged to seek protection of intellectual property rights in respect of the results of R&D. ‘Institutions’ would mean any technical, scientific or academic establishment where research is carried out through funding by the central/state government. The institutions shall take the necessary steps to commercially exploit patents on exclusive or non-exclusive basis. The licensing is to understand who are the parties to the agreement, their objectives, and performance expectations. Creating a license team consisting of technologists, legal experts, business executives, and financial experts. Top | |
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