Innovation und Technologietransfer

Autori

• Hans Joachim Engeleiter

Parametri

• Tecnologia e Ingegneria

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The book features a collection of essays exploring various aspects of innovation, competition, and economic development. It begins with a tribute to Herbert Wilhelm on his 60th birthday, followed by discussions on dynamic competition as a driver of growth. The importance of research and development for maintaining competitiveness is emphasized, alongside the regional impacts of government innovation support. The transportation sector's innovations are analyzed, highlighting their characteristics, effects, and future prospects. Further exploration includes the economic aspects of increased district heating utilization in Germany's future energy supply. The significance of innovation assessment within strategic corporate planning is examined, as well as environmental protection's role as a challenge to industrial innovation. The book also addresses marketing innovations in response to 1980s business practices and the planning of R&D projects using network planning techniques. The influence of organizational structure on innovation processes is discussed, alongside challenges in implementing technical innovations, illustrated through the introduction of NC machines. Additionally, it covers innovations in transportation services, technology transfer through international licensing and franchising, the relevance of technology transfer for small and medium enterprises, and the implications of patent law and free trade within the

Lingua: Tedesco

Pubblicato: 1982