Research-Technology Management

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Articles in March-April, 2006 issue of Research-Technology Management

• Netherlands "technopole" takes open innovation to next stage
  by Luke Collins
• TechTalk
• The genius of Bell Labs' Bill Baker
  by Wil Lepkowski
• Tech salaries outpace inflation
  by M.F. Wolff
• For your calendar
  by M.F. Wolff
• Nov. 8—U.S. researchers feel more pressure to contribute to their company's growth and to beat their competitors by achieving breakthroughs, according to e-mail survey of 25,000 industry scientists and engineers
  by M.F. Wolff
• Doctorate awards
  by M.F. Wolff
• European Institute of Technology
  by M.F. Wolff
• Microsoft
  by M.F. Wolff
• Innovation
  by M.F. Wolff
• Hitachi, Toshiba and Renesas Technology
  by M.F. Wolff
• Nanotech startups
  by M.F. Wolff
• Innovation rules!
  by William L. Miller
• Lessons learned from Six Sigma in R&D
  by Albert Johnson
• Corporate research and venture capital can learn from each other: an on-going relationship between a large corporate research organization and a leading venture capital firm has provided complementary value to both firms
  by Robert Waites
• Planning your firm's R&D investment: "R&D Gain" can be employed as a tool for determining the size of the aggregate R&D budget required to meet the firm's growth aspirations
  by George C. Hartmann
• Building collaborative innovation capability: the central challenge of new product development is to integrate and address dependencies that span customer needs/values, product specs and supply chain capabilities
  by Morgan Swink
• Strategies for Global R&D: a study of 31 companies reveals different models and approaches to the conduct of low-cost R&D around the world
  by Anil Khurana
• Tom tries "rank-and-yank" appraisal
  by Gale Cutler
• Peripheral Vision: Seven Steps to Seeing Business Opportunities Sooner
• Reinventing Corporate Growth
• Fast Innovation: Achieving Superior Differentiation, Speed to Market, and Increased Profitability
• Rising Above the Gathering Storm: Energizing and Employing America for a Brighter Economic Future
• Developing Global Leaders: Enhancing Competencies and Accelerating the Expatriate Experience
• The State of State Science Standards 2005
• Is China's FDI Coming at the Expense of Other Countries?
• Technology Alliances and Networks: An External Link to Research Capability
• From the inside: scientists' own experience of good management
• Scanning the Periphery
• The seoul of design
• Dilbert