Technology acquisition by enterprises - a comparison between technology self-making and buying
Keywords:
Science and technology enterprise, Technology reception, Technology developmentAbstract
Any enterprise, especially productive/manufacturing enterprises, must use at least one technology to develop and maintain its competitive advantage. Technology used in enterprises was acquired through various different modalities. However, each enterprise has different decision in the selection of appropriate modality to acquire technology, whether to create technology at the enterprise by themselves 1 or receive it from outside or take combined action. This article attempts to provide an overview on different modalities being utilized by enterprises to acquire technology, compare the strengths and weaknesses of each modality.
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1. Hoàng V?n Tuyên. (2007) Nghiên c?u các y?u t? ?nh h??ng ??n ho?t ??ng R&D c?a các doanh nghi?p. Báo cáo ?? tài c? s?, NISTPASS-2007.
2. Hoàng V?n Tuyên. (2010) Nghiên c?u chính sách phát tri?n các lo?i hình t? ch?c và ho?t ??ng KH&CN ? các t?p ?oàn và doanh nghi?p l?n t?i c?a Vi?t Nam. Báo cáo ?? tài c?p B?, B? KH&CN.
3. V? Cao ?àm. (2011) M?t s? v?n ?? qu?n lý khoa h?c và công ngh? ? n??c ta. H.: Nxb Khoa h?c và K? thu?t.
Ti?ng Anh:
4. OECD. (1990) Proposed Standard Method of Compiling and Interpreting Technology Balance of Payments Data - TBP Manual.
5. Abetti P.A. (1989) Technology: A Key Strategic Resource. Management Review, Vol.78, No. 2, p. 37-41.
6. Chakrabarti A., Hauschildt J & Süverkrüp C. (1994) Does it Pay to Acquire Technological Firms. R&D Management, Vol. 24 (1) p. 47-56.
7. Cohen W.M. (1995) Empirical Studies of Innovative Activity. In Paul Stoneman (Ed.). Handbook of the Economics of Innovation and Technological Change, Oxford: Blackwell; p.182-264.
8. Hobday M. (1995) Innovation in East Asia: The Challenge to Japan, Edward Elgar, Aldershot.
9. Coombs R. (1996) Core Competencies and the Strategic Management of R&D. R&D Management, Vol. 26 (4), p. 345-355.
10. Gaynor G.H. (1996) Management of Technology: Description, Scope, and Implication.
11. Tidd, J. & Trewhella, M.J. (1997) Organizational and Technological Antecedents for Knowledge Acquisition and Learning. R&D Management, Vol. 27 (4), p. 359-375.
12. Veugelers R. (1997) Internal R&D expenditures and external technology sourcing. Research Policy 26, pp. 303-315.
13. Chiesa V. & Manzini R. (1998) Organizing for Technological Collaborations: A Managerial Perspective. R&D Management, Vol. 28 (3), p. 199-212.
14. Narula R. (2001) Choosing between Internal and Non-internal R&D Activities: Some Technological and Economical Factors, Technology Analysis and Strategic
Management. Vol. 13 (3), p. 365-383.
15. Burgelman R.A., Christensen C.M. & Wheelwright S.C. (2004) Strategic Management of Technology and Innovation. 4th edition, McGraw-Hill/Irwin, New York.
16. Simatupang, T. (2006) The choice between making and buying technology. Melbourne, Australia.
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09-05-2017
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Tuyen, H. V. (2017). Technology acquisition by enterprises - a comparison between technology self-making and buying. Journal SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICIES AND MANAGEMENT, 3(4), 1–13. Retrieved from https://vietnamstijournal.net/index.php/JSTPM/article/view/104
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