Inter Firm Technological Collaboration the Case of Japanese Biotechnology
Inter Firm Technological Collaboration the Case of Japanese Biotechnology
Edward Baer Roberts
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In many of these collaborations the firms with technologies expect the firms with business expertise to help them in commercializing the technologies, i. E. Launching new products into the market 21 place. Through friendly relationships with these companies technology firms also expect to learn business management skills in the pharmaceutical and seed industries for future internalization. (Umesawa, 1983) These joint research projects are most likely to produce sales licensing agreements betwee...n firms with technology and firms with business resources. Japanese pharmaceutical companies have large sales forces called "Propa (propaganda)" who have strong educational backgrounds in general pharmacy as well as sales techniques. Joint research projects provide easy access to these powerful sales forces and marketing channels as well as to business expertise. The president of Morinaga Milk conceded, "We cannot do without the collaboration with pharmaceutical companies for the commercialization of biotechnology.
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