Chile : Fostering Technology Transfer and Commercialization
Chile is an economy rich in natural resources and their efficient exploitation has proved the right strategy to grow successfully over the last few decades. More recently, in the broader context of increasing globalization and competitive pressures...
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ACCESS TO KNOWLEDGE ACCESS TO NETWORKS ADOPTION OF TECHNOLOGIES AGENTS BASIC BEST PRACTICE BEST PRACTICES BIOTECHNOLOGIES BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BUSINESS IDEA BUSINESS MODELS BUSINESS REGULATIONS BUSINESS STRATEGY BUSINESSES CAPABILITIES CAPITAL MARKETS CASH FLOW CERTIFICATES COLLABORATION COMMUNITIES COMPARATOR COUNTRIES COMPETITIVENESS COPYRIGHTS DIGITAL DOMAIN DONATIONS ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ECONOMIC COOPERATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC SECTORS ECONOMIES OF SCALE ENGINEERING ENTERPRISE NETWORK ENTREPRENEURIAL CULTURE ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS EQUIPMENT FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT GLOBAL COMPETITIVENESS GLOBAL MARKETS GLOBALIZATION GROWTH POTENTIAL HUMAN CAPITAL HUMAN RESOURCES ICT IMPLEMENTING AGENCIES INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT INFORMATION FLOWS INFORMATION MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SERVICES INNOVATION INNOVATION PROGRAM INNOVATION SYSTEMS INNOVATIONS INSTITUTION INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS INTERFACE INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS INVENTIONS IP JOURNALS KNOWLEDGE DISSEMINATION KNOWLEDGE ECONOMIES KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY KNOWLEDGE REPOSITORIES KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER LAN LEARNING LICENSE LICENSES LICENSING MANAGEMENT OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MEDICINE MEDIUM ENTERPRISES NATURAL RESOURCE NATURAL RESOURCES NECESSARY SKILLS NETWORKS NEW TECHNOLOGIES NEW TECHNOLOGY PATENTS PERFORMANCE INDICATORS POLICY FRAMEWORK PRIVATE INVESTMENT PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTORS PRODUCTIVITY PROGRAMS PROTECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTOCOL PROTOCOLS PUBLIC GOODS PUBLISHING QUALITY OF SERVICES R&D REGISTRY REGULATORY FRAMEWORK RESEARCH CENTERS RESEARCH INVESTMENTS RESULT RESULTS RETENTION SCIENCE EDUCATION SEARCH SERVICE PROVIDERS STANDARDIZATION SUPPLY CHAINS TARGETS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION TECHNOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY PLATFORMS TECHNOLOGY RISKS TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER TECHNOLOGY TRANSFERS TRADE SECRETS TRADITIONAL BUSINESS TRADITIONAL BUSINESSES TRAINING CENTERS TRANSACTION TRANSLATION UNDERDEVELOPMENT USER USERS USES |
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ACCESS TO KNOWLEDGE ACCESS TO NETWORKS ADOPTION OF TECHNOLOGIES AGENTS BASIC BEST PRACTICE BEST PRACTICES BIOTECHNOLOGIES BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BUSINESS IDEA BUSINESS MODELS BUSINESS REGULATIONS BUSINESS STRATEGY BUSINESSES CAPABILITIES CAPITAL MARKETS CASH FLOW CERTIFICATES COLLABORATION COMMUNITIES COMPARATOR COUNTRIES COMPETITIVENESS COPYRIGHTS DIGITAL DOMAIN DONATIONS ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ECONOMIC COOPERATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC SECTORS ECONOMIES OF SCALE ENGINEERING ENTERPRISE NETWORK ENTREPRENEURIAL CULTURE ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS EQUIPMENT FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT GLOBAL COMPETITIVENESS GLOBAL MARKETS GLOBALIZATION GROWTH POTENTIAL HUMAN CAPITAL HUMAN RESOURCES ICT IMPLEMENTING AGENCIES INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT INFORMATION FLOWS INFORMATION MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SERVICES INNOVATION INNOVATION PROGRAM INNOVATION SYSTEMS INNOVATIONS INSTITUTION INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS INTERFACE INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS INVENTIONS IP JOURNALS KNOWLEDGE DISSEMINATION KNOWLEDGE ECONOMIES KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY KNOWLEDGE REPOSITORIES KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER LAN LEARNING LICENSE LICENSES LICENSING MANAGEMENT OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MEDICINE MEDIUM ENTERPRISES NATURAL RESOURCE NATURAL RESOURCES NECESSARY SKILLS NETWORKS NEW TECHNOLOGIES NEW TECHNOLOGY PATENTS PERFORMANCE INDICATORS POLICY FRAMEWORK PRIVATE INVESTMENT PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTORS PRODUCTIVITY PROGRAMS PROTECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTOCOL PROTOCOLS PUBLIC GOODS PUBLISHING QUALITY OF SERVICES R&D REGISTRY REGULATORY FRAMEWORK RESEARCH CENTERS RESEARCH INVESTMENTS RESULT RESULTS RETENTION SCIENCE EDUCATION SEARCH SERVICE PROVIDERS STANDARDIZATION SUPPLY CHAINS TARGETS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION TECHNOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY PLATFORMS TECHNOLOGY RISKS TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER TECHNOLOGY TRANSFERS TRADE SECRETS TRADITIONAL BUSINESS TRADITIONAL BUSINESSES TRAINING CENTERS TRANSACTION TRANSLATION UNDERDEVELOPMENT USER USERS USES World Bank Chile : Fostering Technology Transfer and Commercialization |
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Chile is an economy rich in natural
resources and their efficient exploitation has proved the
right strategy to grow successfully over the last few
decades. More recently, in the broader context of increasing
globalization and competitive pressures, it has chosen as
its main development driver the contribution that arises
from innovation and the adoption of higher levels of
technology to enhance productivity growth and to add to
national competitiveness. There is strong public commitment
to increase funding to stimulate innovation, but
improvements in the technology transfer and
commercialization system will not only involve an increase
in funding but also changes in incentives, funding
reallocations and institutional building. This report
responds to a request by the CNIC (National Innovation
Council for Competitiveness - Consejo Nacional de Innovacion
para la Competitividad), through its Secretariat, to review
Chile´s knowledge/technology transfer and commercialization
system and identify practical steps to accelerate the
development of an effective and dynamic system. The overall
objective is to expand the number of firms in Chile that use
knowledge as its main competitive strategy. The remainder of
the report is structured as follows. Chapter two conducts a
diagnostic of Chile's current system, and chapter three
provides recommendations to upgrade technology transfer and
commercialization practices and incentives in Chile
considering its current endowments and lessons learned from
international reference models. Chapter four summarizes the
conclusions of the review. |
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Economic & Sector Work :: Country Economic Memorandum |
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Chile : Fostering Technology Transfer and Commercialization |
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Chile : Fostering Technology Transfer and Commercialization |
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Chile : Fostering Technology Transfer and Commercialization |
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Chile : Fostering Technology Transfer and Commercialization |
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Chile : Fostering Technology Transfer and Commercialization |
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chile : fostering technology transfer and commercialization |
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Washington, DC |
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2013 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2009/01/16267499/chile-fostering-technology-transfer-commercialization http://hdl.handle.net/10986/12441 |
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okr-10986-124412021-04-23T14:03:01Z Chile : Fostering Technology Transfer and Commercialization World Bank ACCESS TO KNOWLEDGE ACCESS TO NETWORKS ADOPTION OF TECHNOLOGIES AGENTS BASIC BEST PRACTICE BEST PRACTICES BIOTECHNOLOGIES BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BUSINESS IDEA BUSINESS MODELS BUSINESS REGULATIONS BUSINESS STRATEGY BUSINESSES CAPABILITIES CAPITAL MARKETS CASH FLOW CERTIFICATES COLLABORATION COMMUNITIES COMPARATOR COUNTRIES COMPETITIVENESS COPYRIGHTS DIGITAL DOMAIN DONATIONS ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ECONOMIC COOPERATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC SECTORS ECONOMIES OF SCALE ENGINEERING ENTERPRISE NETWORK ENTREPRENEURIAL CULTURE ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS EQUIPMENT FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT GLOBAL COMPETITIVENESS GLOBAL MARKETS GLOBALIZATION GROWTH POTENTIAL HUMAN CAPITAL HUMAN RESOURCES ICT IMPLEMENTING AGENCIES INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT INFORMATION FLOWS INFORMATION MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SERVICES INNOVATION INNOVATION PROGRAM INNOVATION SYSTEMS INNOVATIONS INSTITUTION INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS INTERFACE INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS INVENTIONS IP JOURNALS KNOWLEDGE DISSEMINATION KNOWLEDGE ECONOMIES KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY KNOWLEDGE REPOSITORIES KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER LAN LEARNING LICENSE LICENSES LICENSING MANAGEMENT OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MEDICINE MEDIUM ENTERPRISES NATURAL RESOURCE NATURAL RESOURCES NECESSARY SKILLS NETWORKS NEW TECHNOLOGIES NEW TECHNOLOGY PATENTS PERFORMANCE INDICATORS POLICY FRAMEWORK PRIVATE INVESTMENT PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTORS PRODUCTIVITY PROGRAMS PROTECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTOCOL PROTOCOLS PUBLIC GOODS PUBLISHING QUALITY OF SERVICES R&D REGISTRY REGULATORY FRAMEWORK RESEARCH CENTERS RESEARCH INVESTMENTS RESULT RESULTS RETENTION SCIENCE EDUCATION SEARCH SERVICE PROVIDERS STANDARDIZATION SUPPLY CHAINS TARGETS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION TECHNOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY PLATFORMS TECHNOLOGY RISKS TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER TECHNOLOGY TRANSFERS TRADE SECRETS TRADITIONAL BUSINESS TRADITIONAL BUSINESSES TRAINING CENTERS TRANSACTION TRANSLATION UNDERDEVELOPMENT USER USERS USES Chile is an economy rich in natural resources and their efficient exploitation has proved the right strategy to grow successfully over the last few decades. More recently, in the broader context of increasing globalization and competitive pressures, it has chosen as its main development driver the contribution that arises from innovation and the adoption of higher levels of technology to enhance productivity growth and to add to national competitiveness. There is strong public commitment to increase funding to stimulate innovation, but improvements in the technology transfer and commercialization system will not only involve an increase in funding but also changes in incentives, funding reallocations and institutional building. This report responds to a request by the CNIC (National Innovation Council for Competitiveness - Consejo Nacional de Innovacion para la Competitividad), through its Secretariat, to review Chile´s knowledge/technology transfer and commercialization system and identify practical steps to accelerate the development of an effective and dynamic system. The overall objective is to expand the number of firms in Chile that use knowledge as its main competitive strategy. The remainder of the report is structured as follows. Chapter two conducts a diagnostic of Chile's current system, and chapter three provides recommendations to upgrade technology transfer and commercialization practices and incentives in Chile considering its current endowments and lessons learned from international reference models. Chapter four summarizes the conclusions of the review. 2013-02-20T21:59:40Z 2013-02-20T21:59:40Z 2009-01 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2009/01/16267499/chile-fostering-technology-transfer-commercialization http://hdl.handle.net/10986/12441 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Country Economic Memorandum Economic & Sector Work Latin America & Caribbean Chile |