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Tham khảo sách 'technology transfer', kỹ thuật - công nghệ, cơ khí - chế tạo máy phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | GAO June 200 United States Government Accountability Office_ Report to Congressional Committees TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER Clearer Priorities and Greater Use of Innovative Approaches Could Increase the Effectiveness of Technology Transfer at Department of Energy Laboratories k GAO Accountability Integrity Reliability GAO-09-54S Juno 2009 A GA o Highlights HQHigtite QAO-O9-54Ô. a raped to congresiJcna cccrrnin-cs Why GAO Did This study The Department of Energy DOE spends billions of dollars each year at its national laboratories on advanced science energy. and other research. To maximize the publics investment and to foster economic growth federal laws and policies have encouraged the transfer of federally developed technologies to private firms univrnúlirs. and others to use or commercialize. The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 further emphasized the role of Mich technologies for addressing the nation s energy. economic and other challenges. Congress requested GAO to examine 1 the nature and extent of technology transferal DOE s laboratories 2 the extent to which DOE can measure the effectiveness of its technology transfer efforts and 3 factors affecting and approaches for improving DOE s efforts. GAO analyzed documents and data and qx ke with officials at IM E headquarters and all 17 DOE national laboratories. What GAO Recommends GAO is recommending a number of actions including that DOE articulate departmental priorities and a definition for technology transfer improve Its performance data and ensure that laboratories have sufficient expertise and a systematic approach for identifying their commercially promising technologies. In commenting on a draft of this report DOE generally agreed with the findings but litl not comment on the recommendations. Vte GAO 09 549 Cf iCf ccmpcrenti Fot nx f iíA fĩTV ion contact Geo Abe at 202 512-3B4 or gov TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER Clearer Priorities and Greater Use of Innovative Approaches Could Increase the Effectiveness of .
