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Business School-Industry Cooperation: Lessons from Case Studies

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There is evidence to suggest that firms wish to work with universities to gain access to new technologies, to knowledge of future technologies and their possible impact and to thechnical problem-solving capability. There is much less evidence to support the proposition that firms work with business models and new processes. The barriers identified include those concerning management and leadership.
Following an overview of relevant literature, the research here reported is the outcome of investigations carried out by a network of academics and practitioners from the automotive industry. Though the examination of a number of case studiesof joint efforts, a model for cooperation is developed. Critical success factors for sustainable networks, relating to the different modes of collaboration, are put forward. Finally, areas for further research are identified.
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halshs-00136143 , version 1 (16-03-2007)

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Jean-Jacques Chanaron, David Birchall. Business School-Industry Cooperation: Lessons from Case Studies. The XVII ISPIM Conference. Networks for Innovation, Jun 2006, Athens, Greece. ⟨halshs-00136143⟩
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