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Research on the Human Factor in the Transfer of Technology: April, 1968 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover
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Technology may be defined as the means or capacity to perform a particular activity. E transfer of technology must then mean the utilization of an existing technique in an instance where it has not previously been us This transfer may be merely the acceptance by a user of a practice common elsewhere, or it may be a different application of a given technique designed originally for another use.
The acceptance by a user of a common practice is called adoption, and the spread of such adoptions the diffusion of technology.
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- Publication date2020
- ISBN 10 1332280005
- ISBN 13 9781332280001
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- Number of pages52
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