Sentence examples for knowledge transfer capabilities from inspiring English sources

Governmental initiatives, such as 'University Challenge' (which provided seed funding) and HEROBC or HEIF (which build knowledge transfer capabilities in universities), have encouraged universities, through the provision of funding, to undertake commercialisation activities (Salter et al. 2000).

In this context, e-learning can be achieved e.g. by providing videos [ 6], podcasts [ 7] or interactive diagnostic tools [ 8], leading to a considerable improvement of knowledge transfer capabilities in a mix with face-to-face lessons [ 9, 10].

A detailed analysis of learning mechanisms reveals that this path emerged largely due to the nature of "learning by projects" in this industry, engineering intensity of the tasks, and insufficiency of conventional knowledge transfer methods for building design capabilities in complex systems.

These organizations also need to design processes for tacit knowledge transfer, implement mentoring programs and build general management capabilities.

In pursuit of the open door policy, the industry has now increased cooperation with universities and research institutes to exploit technical knowledge and improve knowledge transfer which would thereby enhance the national innovative capabilities.

Other important variables such as Intellectual Property Rights, University Education and Knowledge Transfer rate have a positive stimulus to the entrepreneurial capability environment in these economies.

The paper focuses on the abovementioned features, as enablers of the dynamic capabilities in buyer supplier relationships, which can influence the knowledge transfer among businesses within a dyadic buyer supplier relationship.

Therefore, university education standard, knowledge transfer rate and IPR law are significant external factors to enhance entrepreneurial capabilities in a single country or a region as a whole.

Therefore, it is focused predominantly on the knowledge transfer (especially on inherent spillover effects) and creating or appropriately modifying internal capabilities.

The similarity of the present study and previous studies is that these studies have found commercialization of research product, knowledge transfer as positive and fear of failure rate as a negative catalyst in entrepreneurial capabilities.

Third, we take into account the capabilities of local firms to handle the technology as a factor influencing knowledge transfer through value chain relationships.