April 10, 2024Journal of Innovation and EntrepreneurshipOpen Access

The role of university–industry linkages in promoting technology transfer: implementation of triple helix model relations

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Technology transfer remains constrained across Ethiopian sectors, and institutional linkages between academia and industrial firms are currently not well-practiced.
Universities institutionalize dedicated technology transfer offices and science parks, which support bidirectional resource exchanges and collaborative research initiatives.
The triple helix model framework proposes resource integration centers, highlighting that entrepreneurial universities can lead national innovation and enterprise growth.

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Qualitative assessment reveals underdeveloped collaborative technology transfer mechanisms in Ethiopian higher education, highlighting the need for institutional resource integration centers.

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Assefa Tesfaye Hailu (2024) studied this question.

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Qualitative assessment reveals underdeveloped collaborative technology transfer mechanisms in Ethiopian higher education, highlighting the need for institutional resource integration centers.

The role of university–industry linkages in promoting technology transfer: implementation of triple helix model relations

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The role of university–industry linkages in promoting technology transfer: implementation of triple helix model relations

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