A "not-sold-here" culture, which refers to negative attitudes to outward technology transfer, is influenced by excess of empathy and jealousy that envelops the process of research and technological development.
"We are excited to own and collaborate in the further development of Outward's technology that enables applications in product visualization, digital room design, and augmented and virtual reality".
Wise.io is launching today to offer a similar form of machine learning that does the inverse by pointing its technology outward for people to use.
And it's people that are all interested in teaching, so the people are a little more outward than they are in technology".
"Outward brings proprietary and transformative technology at the forefront of our industry, and we welcome them to WSI," Williams-Sonoma CEO Laura Alber said in a statement.
The Hewlett-Packard Garage, where William Hewlett and David Packard began their company, is considered the "birthplace of Silicon Valley," the high-technology manufacturing centre that extends outward to the southeast.
Corporate leaders who turned their attention outward in the late 1990's, looking for advanced technologies to expand their businesses, are returning to the search for internal efficiencies -- how to be better, rather than bigger.
Via outward investment and exports, the IDE transferred the technology to the other countries that benefited their development.
Pipeline replacement 'on line' has been practised for many years using pipe bursting technologies, which typically involve multiple fracture and outward displacement of fragments of the existing pipeline using either pneumatic or hydraulic means.
And at least one big technology company in Africa, Naspers, regularly makes outward investments in Asia, Europe and the Americas.
