Patent licensing for technology transfer: an integrated structural model research

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An integrated structural model has been developed to determine the different variables critical to the success of a patent licensing agreement for technology transfer. The model uses seven specific characteristics to evaluate the effectiveness of patent licensing, including the country-specific, firm-specific, management-specific and transfer-specific characteristics. The model reveals the existence of causal relationships between the variables and the effectiveness of the licensing agreements.

Methods, Analysis, Patent licenses, Patent licensing, Licensing agreements, Technology transfer

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Towards free trade in telecommunications and information services

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The development of global communications networks requires the introduction of a new organization to monitor and regulate international transmissions and set out rules for information trade and exchange. GATT, the International Telecommunication Convention and the OECD are all unable to directly respond to the need for communications governance. Global technology will require multilateral decision-making in the future.

Laws, regulations and rules, International aspects, Telecommunications systems, International trade, Information services, International trade regulation, Telecommunication systems

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Towards an integrated description of product, process and supply chain

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A structure for the modelling and simulation of supply chains, the processes that arise within them and the products that move along them is presented. Key elements of product structuring have been extended to the areas of process and supply chain.

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