Some general issues on knowledge transfer from university to practice
Keywords:
Knowledge, Knowledge transfer, Technology, Digital technology, University-Enterprise Cooperation, Innovation, Entrepreneurship.Abstract
The transfer of knowledge from universities to production and business activities is a key factor in promoting the development of the knowledge economy. In the context of digital transformation and increasing global connectivity, this process is becoming more accessible and effective. This article analyzes the factors affecting knowledge transfer between universities and enterprises, including the academic environment, business strategy and government support policies. In particular, the article emphasizes the role of digital technology, public-private partnership models and innovation strategies in promoting this transformation process. The study also highlights the current situation, along with the opportunities and challenges that stakeholders face in the process of applying academic knowledge into practice, building on this foundation, it proposes solutions to enhance these activities. The article also provides practical lessons from an international and Vietnamese perspective to guide future strategies.
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