Monitoring on Mode Selection for Technology Transfer Based on Regional Sustainable Development

Xiu Zhen Feng; Ji Qing Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.513-517.3864

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Monitoring on Mode Selection for Technology Transfer Based on Regional Sustainable Development

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The selection mode for technology transfer plays a significant role along with whole process of technology transfer because its methods and approaches could impact the progress and effect of technology transfer, which also fundamentally influence on regional sustainable development. To construct a selection model for monitoring technology transfer, we firstly examined influential factors related with technology transfer from four perspectives, such as regional development, supplies and recipient of technology, transferred technology and transfer modes. Then we drafted a roadmap for technology transfer, and built up the selection model of technology transfer mode with multivariate conditional LOGIT theory. The research contribution in this paper could be used for monitoring on mode selection for technology transfer, which could influence on regional sustainable development both directly and indirectly.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 513-517)

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Xiu Zhen Feng*, Ji Qing Liu

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Monitoring Model, Sustainable Development, Technology Transfer

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