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Technology transfer through acquisition

Presents a case study of an intervention in a technology‐based acquisition. Conceptualizing the technology transfer process as the integrated movement of people, capabilities and knowledge, the analysis examines the development and implementation of the acquisition plan. The discussion focuses on the acquiring company’s integration strategy and the ramifications for intervening in such strategic endeavours.

Anthony F. Buono | A. Buono

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