Technology transfer: enablers and barriers - a review

Understanding major dimensions and determinants that help in diffusion & adoption of product innovation: using AHP approach

“…The sets of data are not consistent with this situation; subsequently, the researcher of the standardised eigenvector method is recommended for computing relative weights (Saaty, 1996(Saaty, , 2000Lewis et al, 2006). At that point, the global weight and most extreme Kaushik et al (2014), Chiyangwa and Alexander (2016). Venkatesh et al, (2002), Walitzer et al, (2015), Winer, (2000), Zhu et al, (2012) Progressive Technology (PT) Innovation making obsolete to the existing one with time Anuar et al (2014), Lee (2014), Tsai and Hung (2014), , Pham and Ho (2015), Porter and Graham (2015), Chiyangwa and Alexander (2016).…”

“…When connected to business administration, innovation is a process of being inventive, executing new strategies to sort out or run an organisation and produce enhanced results (Gates and Cooksey, 1998). In the innovation process, creativity and imagination prompt invention; the first presentation or usage of an invention will be innovation, which leads to adoption; adoption results from the diffusion process (Kumar, Kumar and Haleem, 2014).…”

Key enablers to implement sustainable supply chain management practices: An Indian insight

“…Adoption of new technologies is essential to innovate business culture, develop new ideas for product development and also to enhance the world economy (Digalwar & Metri, 2004;Mudgal et al, 2009;Kaushik et al, 2014). Betterment in technology is desirable for savingenergy and having a more favorable impact on the environment, making changes in manufacturing technology ( Muduliand Brave, 2011).…”

Collaborate and Innovate: The Impact of Academic Librarians on the Commercialization of University Technology

“…Another study attempts to visualize the data on universityindustry collaboration across many disciplines (Feng, Zhang, Du, & Wang, 2015). Kaushik and colleagues reviewed literature on challenges and barriers of the tech-transfer process and found 14 enablers of tech-transfer and 17 barriers across multiple institutions and developed a model to help assist the process (Kaushik, Kumar, Luthra, & Haleem, 2014). Durack provides analysis of university professors publications and resulting relationships to patenting at universities.…”