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    TRIPLE HÉLICE EN LA GESTIÓN DE PROYECTOS: LA UNIVERSIDAD TECNOLÓGICA DE CHILE Y EL NODO OSORNO NATURAL BEEF (CHILE)

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    2017
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    Gómez Gajardo, Francisca
    Yagüe Blanco, Jose Luis
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    Universities tend to contribute to processes of territorial development through R & D activity. The theory of innovation and technology transfer links that activity with processes of economic development as a dynamizing agent for replacing old technologies, products or processes with new ones that allow to generate added value. This paper presents the results of a specific strategy based on triple helix model that was carried out by Technological University of Chile - INACAP- . It shows that when strategies are developed together with the local actors, they can strengthen their sustainability over time, as well as the University - Productive Sector - Public Sector link. Specifically, it analyzes the strengths and weaknesses of the process from the perspective of good practices in the management of this type of projects.
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