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Matching technological bid in smart cities initiatives
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10.15341/jbe(2155-7950)/06.12.2021/003
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PERINI, ALINE A.
SHIRAISHI, GUILHERME F.
FREITAS, ANDERSON Z.
Resumen
The main objective of this work was to present a general
framework of the technology roadmap from a central competence of Nuclear
and Energy Research Institute from Brazil. The approach provides a
structured to strength the join to market mechanism design to survive in
complex environment trends to shape the future. The technological
innovation impact measures depend from (1) quality of diversified
technology knowledge and (2) quality of diversified country industry
knowledge. From this big view picture, the Technology Transfer Office took
these two general dimensions of impact into account and divided them into
four (4) sub-categories that explain potential benefits and performance
results in areas such as: a) Current Projects and Programs, b) Patents, c)
Education and Teaching and d) Scientific Publications. The sampling
contemplated the big picture of performance related in National Management
Information System and a repository proper in response to institutional
performance growth and plans, programs and projects associated in
Innovation key indicators and policy disclosure. The taxonomy to
roadmapping innovation impact measure was centered in terms in two
potential fields to shape the future: i) Nuclear Research Reactors and/or
ii) Nanotechnology.