Seeks to identify peculiarities involved in the sale of know‐how, suggesting various marketing strategies. Differentiates between three marketing activities: the use of a technology in manufacture or design; the marketing of a service based on a particular technology; and the sales of a technology in its entirety. Describes this as an exploratory study of issues and problems arising from the marketing of a company's technology or know‐how. Concludes that this work has sought to identify the peculiarities involved in the sale of know‐how, aiming to increase understanding.
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