Sundance London is an example of that industry buzzword "diffusion", whereby name events set up franchises overseas.
A common characteristic over the two periods is that the university-industry knowledge diffusion seems to be suffering from different limitation effects.
Transition metal nitride coatings are used in electronics industry as a diffusion barrier coating.
How the industrial sectors conduct international trade drives the technological development of the rest of the industries through the diffusion effect, including the forward effect, the bystander effect and the retrospective effect (Rowstow, 1990).
We discuss how outsourcing induced spillovers may foster technology diffusion, affecting industry evolution and market structure.
The concern over the influence of industry on the production and diffusion of knowledge has been placing the university on an opposite trajectory to similar institutions.
A large body of economic, business, and policy literature has pointed towards the benefits from R&D collaborations as offering a mechanism to correct market failures and increase the rate of technology creation and diffusion in the industry (Caloghirou et al. 2003; Hagedoorn et al. 2000; Vonortas 1997).
Using the design activity as a lens, and drawing on primary and secondary interviews and archival data on the home furnishing sectors in Italy, our case study articulates the processes that facilitate the abstraction of general rules from novel practices and the changes that are necessary, both within firm and industry organisation, to foster their diffusion.
Being behind other industries with regard to IT diffusion [ 6], the degree of acquisition and use of IT in the health sector varies according to the type of technology and health care facility.
This prevents knowledge diffusion between academia and industry.
