Critical Success Factors (CSF) to Commercializing Technologies in Universities: The Radar Framework

González, Jaqueline Vargas; Zambalde, André Luiz; Grützmann, André; Furtado, Thiago Bellotti

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“…The present work is classified in the context of applied and descriptive research, with a qualitative approach associated with empirical research based on the Radar Framework of Critical Success Factors (González et. al 2018) (see Table 2.1 and Fig.…”

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“…2.1) shows in a more visual way the values of each dimension and variable. In this work we sought to apply the Radar Framework (González et. al 2018) in a Tecnológico de Estudios Superiores (TES) in the State of Mexico, where we used a questionnaire sent by email to staff related to the processes of entrepreneurship, intellectual property and commercialisation of technologies in universities.…”

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Global warming and climate change coincide in their main causes, the massive emission of greenhouse gases, which retain heat in the atmosphere and on the earth's surface through the so-called greenhouse effect. The generation of electricity by means of fossil fuels is an important emitter of greenhouse gases (CO2, CH4, N2O), and halogenated compounds containing F, Cl, and Br. With the purpose of contributing to the construction of viable solutions to the current energy situation of the country and in the foundation of a sustainable future, the use of solar energy for the generation of electricity by means of solar panels represents an option. The purpose of this study is to describe and control the solar cell protection material Ethylene-Vinyl-Acetate (EVA), as a contribution to the Quality Assurance of solar panels, since the function of this material is essential for the protection of solar cells, which are a vital part of the solar panel. The tests performed were: Gel content, adhesion test, and durability tests. The results obtained were within specification according to IEC 61215. From this work it is concluded that it is important to continue testing the whole process and components of the solar panels in order to guarantee the useful life of the finished product, as well as to contribute to sustainable development.

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2021

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“…Source:González et al, 2018 Figure 2.1 FCE radar for commercialization of technologies in public universities, (radar graph) Source:González, 2018 …”

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Four dimensions for the commercialization of technologies in public institutions of higher education (IHE)

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An essential element in the scientific and technological development has been the institutions of higher education (IHE), their role in economic development has been transcendental. The IHE’s contribute to innovation in the development of applied research aimed at generating useful technologies for society, in incorporating new technologies and in the direct or indirect application of technological innovations. The aspects worked by IHE are research, the generation of knowledge and technology, however, the challenge that currently arises for the IHE’s refers to the approach and management of their structures and actions and the preparation of their resources in the sense to place the technologies generated at the disposal of the market and society. In this context, the objective of this work was the application of a radar framework of critical success factors (RFCSF) for the commercialization of technologies in public universities, to a Technological Institute of Higher Studies in Mexico. The RFCSF allows monitoring four dimensions (Strategy and management, Culture and Structure, Market and Technologies and finally Individual Competencies) and sixteen indicators associated with these dimensions, in order to provide a diagnosis and improvements in the technology commercialization process.

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Critical Success Factors (CSF) to Commercializing Technologies in Universities: The Radar Framework

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Handbooks Engineering Science and Technology TIX

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Four dimensions for the commercialization of technologies in public institutions of higher education (IHE)

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