TRANSFORMATION OF THE MODEL FOR SELECTING FORMS OF TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER IN AN INNOVATION SYSTEM: BUSINESS APPROACH
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Author(s): | Galimova M. P., |
| Number of journal: | 4(69) | Date: | November 2024 |
| Annotation: | The article notes the need to maintain a continuous flow of mass innovations as a key condition for accelerating technological development and strengthening the technological leadership of the Russian economy in the context of increasing global competition and negative sanctions pressure. At the same time, technological superiority should be ensured through the generation and commercialization of our own technologies. The author states that innovation processes are characterized by frequent and significant time and space gaps in technology transfer caused by organizational and economic difficulties in finding partners and coordinating interactions with them. The article identifies and describes the features of the innovation environment that change the nature of transfer processes and impose new requirements on innovation process management tools. Critical factors of transfer gaps are determined, among which the main barrier is the inconsistency of economic interests and contradictions in value attitudes between donors and recipients the main participants in the transfer process, as well as stakeholders involved in innovation ecosystems and infrastructures. To make decisions on technology transfer and the choice of the form of interaction between participants, a business approach is proposed based on the analysis and formation of motivational and value profiles of participants. The article formulates the concepts of value of technology transfer and motivational and value profile of donors and recipients of transfer. The author presents the original management multi-criteria model 10C, which allows identifying motivational and value profiles, as well as the mismatch of economic interests and value guidelines that lead to transfer gaps, and promptly identifying their causes. To make decisions on technology transfer, a matrix of management projections has been developed that helps optimize transfer trajectories and dampen emerging gaps. | ||
| Keywords: | technological leadership, innovative infrastructure, ecosystem, technology transfer, transfer gaps, motivational and value profiles, multi-criteria model 10C, business approach, management projections, free transfer, decision matrix |
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| For citation: | Galimova M. P. Transformation of the model for selecting forms of technology transfer in an innovation system: business approach. Biznes. Obrazovanie. Pravo = Business. Education. Law. 2024;4(69):174—182. DOI: 10.25683/VOLBI.2024.69.1175. |
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