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Management of technology licensing as the foreign market entry mode: The case of leading Italian pharmaceutical and biotech companies

by | Feb 2013

Abstract Technology licensing has been recognized for decades as one of the new market entry modes. Companies often issue licenses in foreign countries in order to enter a new market. This paper aims to unearth how companies manage the technology licensing, purposely...

Morphological Analysis of Technologies using Multidimensional Scaling

by | Oct 2012

Abstract This study focuses on the applicationofMorphologicalAnalysis to making technology analyses. In this study, Morphological Analysis is used as a framework for applying expert opinion, bibliometrics, text mining, and multidimensional scaling to problem...

Research Inequality in Nanomedicine

by | Oct 2012

Abstract The 10-90 gap is an idea in the healthcare literature that less than 10%of all research funding goes to solving health problems that are 90%of the global disease burden. This paper examines whether there is inequality in nanotechnology healthcare...

Open innovation and firmperformance in small-sized R&D active companies in the chemical industry: the case of Belgium

by | Oct 2012

Abstract This paper relates the practice of open innovation in small R&D active chemical companies to firm performance in terms of employment and financial position. This relationship is examined during a period of economic downturn and applied to the Belgian...

Chemical distribution in Belgium from 2007 to 2010: An empirical study

by | Jun 2012

Abstract Chemical distribution is described from a product lifecycle perspective. The impact of the economic decline in 2009 on Belgian chemical distribution is given in figures. In 2010 the sector recovered sharply. Although the individual companies performed very...

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