Towards Knowledge and Information Technology Transfer Concept and its Validation

Novickis, Leonids; Mitasiunas, Antanas; Ponomarenko, Viktorija

doi:10.1016/j.procs.2015.12.358

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“…Users are taking new technology from outside and implement it to adapt to the adverse effects of climate change or to improve their products, services, and processes. In this respect, this transfer process from providers to users can be considered as "open innovative" [22].…”

Section: Open Technology Transfer and Financementioning

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The Role of the Climate Technology Centre and Network as a Climate Technology and Innovation Matchmaker for Developing Countries

Lee¹,

Mwebaza²

2020

Sustainability

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In this paper, the role of a matchmaker in transferring climate technologies to developing countries was explored from the perspective of open innovation. As the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change’s Technology Mechanism, the Climate Technology Centre and Network (CTCN) has strong convening power amongst the stakeholders who are responsible for climate actions in their country. Our research identified that the CTCN has successfully provided “4 openness” models (open network, open request for Technical Assistance, open technology transfer and finance, and open knowledge for the public) to global partners through its technical assistance (TA) services. Then, on the basis of previous empirical Technical Assistance data and network management a new open innovation model was proposed by considering the CTCN matchmaking activities with key stakeholders (innovation networks) during the climate technology transfer processes. This model explains that the role of the CTCN and innovation networks such as academia/research institutions, governments, and the private sector can be interpreted as outside-in innovation at the first technology outsourcing stage, coupled innovation at the second technology research, development, and demonstration (RD&D) stage, and inside-out innovation at the third technology diffusion stage. Moreover, further matchmaker’s approaches for supporting developing countries to establish a conducive and sustainable innovation system were suggested for the extension of our new model.

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Section: Open Technology Transfer and Financementioning

confidence: 99%

The Role of the Climate Technology Centre and Network as a Climate Technology and Innovation Matchmaker for Developing Countries

Lee¹,

Mwebaza²

2020

Sustainability

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“…Among these actions are the media, awareness sessions, and community building. For their part, Novickis [21] presented a model in which the transfer comprises the layers of technology development, transfer support, and innovation, which imply the development of a minimum viable product, considering the monitoring of technologies, the connection with stakeholders, and user awareness. However, it does not present a clear and dynamic interaction between the processes for technology transfer and appropriation.…”

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Technology Transfer Model for Small-Scale Farms

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Small-scale farms make an important contribution to food security, but they lack technification, especially in the global south. This article proposes a new model, namely, Model H, as a reference by which to facilitate technological transfer and appropriation in small producer sectors. Starting with the identification of interactions with the environment and the characterization of the transfer and appropriation process with respect to information and communication technologies, a five-stage framework is established to create and validate the new model. Based on key elements, functionalities, and five variables identified as a common ground for the transfer and appropriation of technologies, Model H is presented as a five-layer, user-centered model that aims to include in the transfer and appropriation of the solutions of all the individuals and entities that participate throughout the process. The model is validated through a pilot test using an intelligent irrigation technology called AgroRIEGO. In the process of technology transfer and appropriation, this pilot study helped to identify implementation obstacles and the importance of knowledge management as an effective channel for the exchange of information in a pertinent and timely manner.

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Knowledge Management & It's Origin, Success Factors, Planning, Tools, Applications, Barriers and Enablers

Agrawal

Mukti

2020

International Journal of Knowledge Management

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Over of the past several years, there have been rigorous discussions about the significance of knowledge management (KM) within the organization and the society. The management of knowledge is endorsed as a significant and essential factor for organizational existence and maintenance of ambitious strength. This article provides an in-depth knowledge of factors affecting KM. Literatures from 1992 to 2018 are covered in this article, 169 research papers have been explored which are related to classification of knowledge, factors affecting KM, KM tools and its planning & application. Various frameworks related to the successful implementation of KM and KM implementation tools proposed by previous authors are presented in this research article. KM is defined, classification of KM is presented, factors affecting KM are shown and its implementation strategies & tools are elucidated in available literatures in discrete manner.

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Towards Knowledge and Information Technology Transfer Concept and its Validation

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The Role of the Climate Technology Centre and Network as a Climate Technology and Innovation Matchmaker for Developing Countries

The Role of the Climate Technology Centre and Network as a Climate Technology and Innovation Matchmaker for Developing Countries

Technology Transfer Model for Small-Scale Farms

Knowledge Management & It's Origin, Success Factors, Planning, Tools, Applications, Barriers and Enablers

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