Technology transfer in pharmaceutical industry- A Review
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The objective of this review article is to study how technology is transferred in pharmaceutical industry. The article attempts to discuss about the technology transfer process, importance of technology transfer, reasons for using technology transfer, policy approaches of technology transfer, effective factors in technology transfer, Facets of technology transfer, goals of technology transfer, steps involved in technology transfer, barriers of technology transfer and the issues involved in the technology transfer in the pharmaceutical industry. The transfer may be said to be successful if the receiving unit and the transferee can effectively utilize the technology for business gain. The transfer involves cost and expenditure that should be agreed by the transferee and transferor. The success of any particular technology transfer depends upon process understanding or the ability to predict accurately the future performance of a process.Downloads
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