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DESCRIPTION:The famous financier J. P. Morgan once quipped\, “Money e
 quals business which equals power\, all of which come from character and t
 rust.” Talk to any venture capitalist today\, and they will similarl
 y say that they invest in people\, and trust that the technology can work.
  But given a choice of avenues for research\, which are more likely to hav
 e commercial potential? This talk will cover many examples of research tha
 t has been commercialized (successfully or otherwise)\, looking at what fe
 atures of a problem (or a potential solution) tend to lead to commercial s
 uccess\, with particular attention to how the business manager sees resear
 ch ideas.\n\nCo-sponsored by: James Cook University\n\n
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SUMMARY:[Legacy Report] Commercialization of research: models and examples
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X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br />The famous financier J. P. Morgan once quippe
 d\, “Money equals business\nwhich equals power\, all of which come f
 rom character and trust.”  Talk to\nany venture capitalist today\, a
 nd they will similarly say that they invest\nin people\, and trust that th
 e technology can work.  But given a choice of\navenues for research\, whic
 h are more likely to have commercial potential?\nThis talk will cover many
  examples of research that has been\ncommercialized (successfully or other
 wise)\, looking at what features of a\nproblem (or a potential solution) t
 end to lead to commercial success\, with\nparticular attention to how the 
 business manager sees research ideas.
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