This paper is a case study of the transformation in research methods which occurred in a
large US pharmaceutical firm as a result of the biotech revolution. This transformation is …

Management of successful incumbent firms experience difficulty in recognizing the need for,
and effecting change in the firm's technological identity after an externally generated shift in …

During the twentieth century, the pharmaceutical industry experienced a series of dramatic
changes as developments in science and technology generated new opportunities for …

This paper applies the theories of technological innovation to the process of technology
transfer to biomedical and pharmaceutical start-ups. It is based on detailed data gathered …

Presently, the Indian pharmaceutical industry ranks 12th in the world and its market is
conservatively estimated to be $2.5 billion. Tracing the evolution of this industry, the paper …

Investment in US biotechnology has been sizable. Because of this and the perceived global
biotechnology race among the USA, Europe and Japan,'technology transfer'has become a …

AMID glowing forecasts of miracle drugs, super cows, and hardy high-yielding crops,
investment in the infant biotechnology industry in the early 1980's began to mushroom …

The pharmaceutical industry has long been one of the most innovative industries and, unlike
industries such as computers and aircraft, has remained relatively unconcentrated. In recent …

Over the past three decades, the biotechnology industry has emerged as a vital and
dynamic source of new technologies for the pharmaceutical and agricultural chemical …

The emergence of radically new industrial technology is a powerful competitive force with
significant strategic implications. Entirely new industries may develop around an emerging …