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Directing and Managing Industrial Research and Development: The Twin Conduits to Technology Transfer
Pages 77-84

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... One answer is, by managing success in the research enterprise, be it a research group at the university, a research institute, a national laboratory, or an industrial company. Yet, there is a fundamental difference between a corporate entity and academe.
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