When a pure licensing model is rejected, the innovator must invest in direct (or joint-venture) commercialization.
Our integrated approach to technology development comprises sponsored research and corporate alliances, intellectual property management, and technology commercialization through venture creation and licensing.
But the biggest catalyst for the attention-seeking atmosphere, venture capitalists say, has been the rise of Andreessen Horowitz.
Hadzima is the managing director of Main Street Partners LLC, a venture development and technology commercialization firm, as well as the president of its portfolio company, IPVision, Inc., an intellectual property management, systems, and services firm.
The Polsky Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation drives venture creation and technology commercialization within the University of Chicago and surrounding community.
Michael Polsky, MBA '87, makes a third gift to expand the Polsky Center and unite the university's resources in venture creation and research commercialization.
Often, it is when businesses can demonstrate a proven track record in sales and product development, possess a prototype, or are close to commercialization that venture capitalists, and other investors will risk their funds (p. 35 in Litvak, 1992).
He also interned in the Duke Office of Licensing and Ventures, where he researched commercialization opportunities for new biomedical technologies, writing opportunity reports about possible real-world applications for university research.
While venture capitalists often support the commercialization of new technologies, basic research money comes almost entirely from the federal government.
Venture capital which supports the commercialization of agricultural S&T achievements is a new type of investment mode.
"Intellectual-asset managers" from each business unit met regularly to review patent activity company-wide and to identify licensing, commercialization, and joint venture opportunities for individual patents or groups of patents.
