In this paper the conceptual approach to technology transfer adopted by the Italian Space Agency is presented. The approach distinguishes itself from previous frameworks for the attempt to provide a sound answer to some basic features of the space technology transfer processes such as availability of technology, availability of information and availability of contacts between the actors involved. The model is illustrated with reference to the space industry's perspectives for current and future strategies of technology development and transfer. Preliminary evidence indicates that this system of technology transfer is remarkably effective and might have a significant effect on economic growth and standard of living.

The development of a technology transfer strategy in the aerospace industry: the case of the Italian Space Agency

PETRONI, GIORGIO;VERBANO, CHIARA
2000

Abstract

In this paper the conceptual approach to technology transfer adopted by the Italian Space Agency is presented. The approach distinguishes itself from previous frameworks for the attempt to provide a sound answer to some basic features of the space technology transfer processes such as availability of technology, availability of information and availability of contacts between the actors involved. The model is illustrated with reference to the space industry's perspectives for current and future strategies of technology development and transfer. Preliminary evidence indicates that this system of technology transfer is remarkably effective and might have a significant effect on economic growth and standard of living.
2000
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