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Reza, Mohammad
- Recognition and Selection of Optimal Method for Transferring Technology in Tehran Gas Organization
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1 Department of Management, Islamic Azad University Tehran central branch, IR
2 Department of IT Management, University of Tehran, Tehran, IR
1 Department of Management, Islamic Azad University Tehran central branch, IR
2 Department of IT Management, University of Tehran, Tehran, IR
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Indian Journal of Science and Technology, Vol 4, No 9 (2011), Pagination: 1129-1136Abstract
The goal of the study is to recognize effective factors in evaluating and selecting technology transferring method in order to understand the current situation of Tehran gas organization according to influence of technology's components on transferring technology. This study encompasses field research method and correlation. According to the subject, goals of research consist of recognizing the dimensions of effective technology transferring and the components which affect them, presenting logical technique which is compatible with environmental conditions of gas organization in order to evaluate and select optimal method for transferring technology, and recognizing effective factors on evaluating and selecting optimal method for transferring technology. Since concept of technology has different parts and transferring process include different stages, we evaluated the relation between numerous indicators of transferring technology and components which affect technology transferring. Meanwhile, in this research the information attained by tentative and field researches was analyzed by statistical software, and measurement tools which have perpetuity and validity. Main hypothesis was mentioned "there is a meaningful relation between process of transferring technology and efficacies of it in the organization" and according to it, 5 incidental hypotheses were determined. After collecting information and making a visionary framework, hypothesizes were tested through Kendall rank correlation coefficient (τ) and because P was less than 0.05, hypothesizes were approved. Conclusion attained by studying indicators showed that mentioned factors affect way of transferring. Finally, in addition to estimating, the credit of the model, research results in the field of technology, and subject of research were attained. And suitable fields for future researches are offered herewith.Keywords
Industry, Technology Transfer, Tehran's Gas Organization, AlgorithmFull Text
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