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Pobudzanie aktywności innowacyjnej przedsiębiorstw województwa świętokrzyskiego w ramach regionalnych specjalizacji gospodarczych

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Witczak-Roszkowska D.
Zarządzanie i Finanse
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2012
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vol. 1
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issue 2
207-218
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In the work on updating the Regional Innovation Strategy for the Świętokrzyskie Province, five new regional specialities were indicated. Those include the following: effective use of energy, medical tourism, trade fair and congress organisation, knowledge transfer and design. The first of the specialities mentioned above is most likely to become a motor force in the region by stimulating innovation activities in local enterprises. The advantages of the speciality lie in the leading branch, i.e. power engi-neering links to subordinate branches. That facilitates the formation of connective innovation, thus boosting innovative processes in enterprises in a supply chain. Additionally, the province’s specialization in the effective use of energy corresponds to development priorities of the European Union stated in the Europe 2020 Strategy.
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Research, technology development and knowledge transfer in the European Union: information dissemination and advisory activity of BME OMIKK

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Buzas I., Fodor J., Heilingbrunner K.
Tudomanyos es Muszaki Tajekoztatas ( Scientific and Technical Information; Hungarian journal of library and information science)
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2004
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vol. 51
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issue 3/4
124-127
EN
Since 1997 the EU Technology Information and Advisory Service is dealing with information dissemination on R&D programmes of EU, promotion of exploitation of R&D results and transborder technology transfer. The main fields of activitiy are the innovation transfer, promotion of application of energy efficiency methods and renewable energy sources in buildings, as well as providing information and advice to promote the Hungarian participation in the EU Sixth R&D Framework Programme.
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KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER AS ONE OF THREE KEY KNOWLEDGE PROCESSES (Transfer wiedzy jako jeden z trzech kluczowych procesow wiedzy)

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Grunwald K.
Pieniądze i Więź
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2010
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vol. 13
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issue 4(49)
87-98
EN
The aim of this article is to present the crucial role of Knowledge Transfer (KT) among key knowledge processes that take place in contemporary organizations. There can be indicated three processes of that kind: transfer, creation and application. They occur regardless of whether they are managed or not, yet their management is considered vital for organizational effectiveness and competitiveness. The nature of Data-Information-Knowledge continuum is also described as a vital factor for KT differentiation. Moreover the advantages and risks of managing the KT have been discussed.
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ACADEMIC ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC

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Tetřevová L., Vlčková V.
Ekonomický časopis (Journal of Economics)
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2019
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vol. 67
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issue 9
995 – 1010
EN
Other than financial and non-financial effects for universities, academic entrepreneurship also generates new thoughts and ideas and allows for transfer of knowledge, leading to creation of inventions and innovations. Thanks to this, academic entrepreneurship represents a source of economic growth and competitiveness and contributes significantly towards sustainable development. This role appears to be especially important from the point of view of post-communist economies which are still to a certain extent transforming. The objective in this study is therefore to assess the level of academic entrepreneurship in one of the post-communist countries – a small economy with a traditional role played by education – the Czech Republic. Data gained via a questionnaire survey, the respondents of which were competent managers from 76 HEIs and faculties working in the Czech Republic, was compared with the relevant international studies.
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Transfer wiedzy na styku kultur

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Winkler R.
Zeszyty Naukowe Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego w Krakowie
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2012
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issue 896
39-50
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The paper discusses different approaches to the problems of knowledge transfer. Factors that influence cross-cultural knowledge transfer are presented. It can be argued that the impact of national culture on the transfer of knowledge is less than the influence of such elements of the transfer process as the number of channels used, the source’s willingness to share knowledge, the sender’s willingness to acquire knowledge, the absorption capacity of the receiver and to what degree knowledge resources are transformed.
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Local knowledge creation: tacit knowledge and local knowledge transfer

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Lengyel B.
Ter es Tarsadalom (Space and Society)
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2004
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vol. 18
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issue 2
51-71
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Knowledge appears as resource more and more often in current conceptions of regional development. Formation of the knowledge based society and economy has greatly contributed to the economic revision of the concept and characteristics of knowledge. Knowledge plays a more and more important role in the investigations of regional science: regional inequalities are explained with different knowledge stock and with the related social resources. For the regional economic development the economic and local characteristics of knowledge creation and -transfer have essential importance, they need to be taken into consideration while planning development programs, and especially when working out innovation strategies. The scientific literature of knowledge deals emphatically with the local factors of knowledge creation and knowledge transfer that are related to the concept of tacit knowledge. The study surveys models based on tacit knowledge from the international literature of organizational knowledge creation, and enlarges upon the models' interpretability. The so called knowledge spiral (SECI) model of local knowledge creation and -transfer is extended with the adaptation of the latest results of organizational models. The applicability of the principles of knowledge creation is highlighted with the help of a practical example from Finland (Tampere).
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Regionalny transfer wiedzy — perspektywa województwa opolskiego

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Adamska M.
Barometr Regionalny. Analizy i prognozy
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2012
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issue 2(28)
93-100
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The paper discusses the effectiveness of a knowledge management system which is the result of the efficient transfer of knowledge in the market environment, in this case between scientific institutions and other institutions and enterprises in the region. Careful analysis of the literature, past experience and results of studies carried out under the “Know-how — effective communication in the regional transfer of knowledge”, provided for the formulation and above all an understanding of the expectations of “recipients” of knowledge as to the object implementation and management process and knowledge transfer.
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POSSIBILITIES OF INTERPRETING THE 9TH CENTURY HORIZON IN THE NORTHERNMOST PERIPHERY OF TRANSDANUBIA

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Merva S.
Slovenská archeológia (Slovak Archaeology)
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2023
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vol. 71
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issue suppl. 3
125 – 141
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Present paper discusses the various interpretations of the 9th c. material culture on the northernmost periphery of Transdanubia, Northwestern Hungary. Highlighting the archaeologically observable elements of the 9th c. cultures via the latest results of settlement archaeology in the researched region, the article presents finds and their wider context from the sites at two early medieval centres: Visegrád (Danube Bend) and Győr (by the confluence of the River Danube and the River Rába). During the train of thought, some relevant data is provided on trade, technology, and knowledge transfer between the Northern Transdanubian area and its northern neighbouring regions, data on gastronomy, archaeo-zoological data, various economic strategies and settlement structures in relation with the Western Slavic territories. The article is an attempt at a sophisticated answer to the research issue, whether the region along the river Danube had been a peripheral border region, no man’s land or contact zone with vivid interregional connections.
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