Science, technology and business – market or interactive coordination

• Authors: Håkansson Håkan

Title variants

PL

Nauka, technologia i biznes – rynek czy interaktywna koordynacja

• Languages of publication: EN PL

Abstracts

EN

Recent decades have witnessed a growing interest in the importance of science and technology for business development and how they affect the positions of individual companies and their economic performance. Over the years the discussion involved R&D people and general managers from industry, researchers and administrative managers from universities and policy people from governments. The crucial issue is about the present state of the technology-business interface and the general connections among scientific research, development of technologies and economic development in terms of the performance of business units. This is interesting for us as our research group has extensive experience in innovation research in an industrial setting.

PL

Na przestrzeni ostatnich kilkudziesięciu lat daje się zaobserwować rosnące zainteresowanie znaczeniem nauki i technologii w rozwoju biznesu oraz ich wpływu na pozycję i wyniki finansowe podmiotów gospodarczych. W dyskusji na ten temat od lat zabierają głos przedstawiciele sektora B+R oraz kadra zarządzająca reprezentująca różne gałęzie przemysłu, środowisko uniwersyteckie oraz przedstawiciele rządu. Podstawowy problem dotyczy obecnego charakteru powiązań pomiędzy technologią a biznesem, jak również ogólnych zależności pomiędzy prowadzeniem badań naukowych, rozwojem technologii oraz rozwojem gospodarczym w świetle wyników finansowych jednostek gospodarczych. Tematyka ta jest bliska autorowi ze względu na rozlegle doświadczenie jego zespołu w realizowaniu innowacyjnych badań w kontekście przemysłu.

Keywords

EN

government; human resources; industry; interactive coordination; international orientation; R&D sector; technical knowledge; university

PL

koordynacja interaktywna; międzynarodowa orientacja; sektor B+R; wiedza techniczna; zasoby ludzkie

• Publisher: Sieć Badawcza Łukasiewicz - Instytut Lotnictwa
• Journal: Marketing Instytucji Naukowych i Badawczych
• Year: 2014
• Issue: 1(11)
• Pages: 15-34

Dates

published

2014-03

Contributors

author

Håkansson Håkan

• BI Norwegian Business School

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Notes

EN

Available in Open Access.

PL

Publikacja w otwartym dostępie (Open Access).

Identifiers

DOI

10.14611/minib.11.01.2014.12

DOI

10.14611/minib.11.01.2014.05