Monthly Archives: July 2009

There is a lot of talk about the limitations of the “linear model” of innovation. Here’s a good paper on the topic by Benoit Godin. “It is rather a theoretical construction of industrialists, consultants and business schools, seconded by economists.” … Continue reading →

A lot of effort appears to be going into creating “technology available for licensing” lists as commercial services. This is pitched as a way to “market” university “technologies”. The competition is to create the list with the best features. The … Continue reading →