Trust, commitment, and congruence are three interrelated facilitators, which stimulate a relational bond between the collaborating partners that facilitates productive collaborations.
While research collaborations are based on information flows between collaborating partners, in the specific case of the field of technology transfer, it also refers to either patents, industrial applications, technology licensing or even formation of academic start-ups (Philbin 2008).
Besides these forms of research collaboration, Belderbos et al. (2015) identify various collaborating partners of firms to include customers, competitors, suppliers, research institutions and universities.
The model focuses on the interaction between project management, collaborating partners as a whole (i.e. collaborative support), project organization and factors in the wider context, and their impact on the subject of the collaborative process.
When the program was moved into the Mayor's Office, meetings of collaborators were only rarely held; rather, the specific collaborating partners were contacted individually by the new director for specific implementation issues.
The accelerator for exchange is viewed as the direct contacts in the collaboration, which are a means of strengthening trust, commitment, and congruence among collaborating partners.
Respondents felt that collaborating partners among the SADC member states must first recognize the need for collaboration within the SADC before outsiders are approached for assistance.
Who are some of the collaborating partners in this expedition?
He asked to see letters from the center's "collaborating partners," who, according to the grant proposal, included the Brooklyn district attorney, Charles J. Hynes.
He said that it is important to have the DOJ, FBI, and Post's Legat office as collaborating partners and assessed that he and his U.S. interlocutors collaborate in "a very efficient manner".
The need to attract collaborating partners is partly induced by the small size of the organization.
