An Industry Perspective: The Perceived Barriers in Different Forms of U-I Collaboration and How they Influence the Outcome
(2018) ENTN39 20181Department of Business Administration
- Abstract
- Title: An Industry Perspective: The Perceived Barriers in Different Forms of U-I Collaboration
and How they Influence the Outcome
Date of the seminar: May 2018
Course: ENTN39 Master´s Corporate Entrepreneurship and Innovation Internship and degree
project (Master´s thesis 15 ECTS)
Authors: Olaf Bouwstra & Tillie Johansson
Supervisor: Joakim Winborg
Examiner: Sotaro Shibayama
Research question: How are different barriers perceived in different forms of UIC, and how
do these barriers affect the expected outcome in each form of UIC?
Methodology: The analysis is based on three cases consisting of three corporate ventures
within science park Medicon Village, Lund, Sweden. The data was gathered through in-depth
... (More) - Title: An Industry Perspective: The Perceived Barriers in Different Forms of U-I Collaboration
and How they Influence the Outcome
Date of the seminar: May 2018
Course: ENTN39 Master´s Corporate Entrepreneurship and Innovation Internship and degree
project (Master´s thesis 15 ECTS)
Authors: Olaf Bouwstra & Tillie Johansson
Supervisor: Joakim Winborg
Examiner: Sotaro Shibayama
Research question: How are different barriers perceived in different forms of UIC, and how
do these barriers affect the expected outcome in each form of UIC?
Methodology: The analysis is based on three cases consisting of three corporate ventures
within science park Medicon Village, Lund, Sweden. The data was gathered through in-depth
qualitative interviews among three different roles within each venture.
Theoretical perspective: The theoretical perspectives used in this thesis mainly concern the
topics; (1) Forms of UIC (Schartinger, Schibany & Gassler 2001; Schartinger et al. 2002;
Austin, 2010 and Bruneel, D'Este & Salter, 2010) (2) Motivators and outcome for/of UIC (;
Lee, 2000; Boehm & Hogan, 2013; Ankrah & Al-Tabbaa, 2015 and Lai & Lu, 2016), and (3)
Barriers within UIC (Hall, Link & Scott, 2001; Siegel et al. 2003; Berman, 2008; Bruneel,
D'Este & Salter, 2010; Gilsing et al. 2011; Fiaz & Naiding, 2012 and van der Sijde, 2012).
Conclusion: The research indicates that each different form of University-Industry
Collaboration (UIC) is perceiving different barriers. The perceived barriers are significantly
influenced by factors such as experience with UIC and educational background. Also, a
relationship is identified between the transactional-related barriers and hard-outcome in the
formal form of UIC. (Less)
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- author
- Johansson, Tillie LU and Bouwstra, Olaf LU
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- organization
- course
- ENTN39 20181
- year
- 2018
- type
- H1 - Master's Degree (One Year)
- subject
- keywords
- Collaboration, University-industry collaboration (UIC), Barriers in U-I collaboration, Motivators for U-I collaboration, Innovative outcome.
- language
- English
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- 2018-06-27 15:00:34
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abstract = {{Title: An Industry Perspective: The Perceived Barriers in Different Forms of U-I Collaboration
and How they Influence the Outcome
Date of the seminar: May 2018
Course: ENTN39 Master´s Corporate Entrepreneurship and Innovation Internship and degree
project (Master´s thesis 15 ECTS)
Authors: Olaf Bouwstra & Tillie Johansson
Supervisor: Joakim Winborg
Examiner: Sotaro Shibayama
Research question: How are different barriers perceived in different forms of UIC, and how
do these barriers affect the expected outcome in each form of UIC?
Methodology: The analysis is based on three cases consisting of three corporate ventures
within science park Medicon Village, Lund, Sweden. The data was gathered through in-depth
qualitative interviews among three different roles within each venture.
Theoretical perspective: The theoretical perspectives used in this thesis mainly concern the
topics; (1) Forms of UIC (Schartinger, Schibany & Gassler 2001; Schartinger et al. 2002;
Austin, 2010 and Bruneel, D'Este & Salter, 2010) (2) Motivators and outcome for/of UIC (;
Lee, 2000; Boehm & Hogan, 2013; Ankrah & Al-Tabbaa, 2015 and Lai & Lu, 2016), and (3)
Barriers within UIC (Hall, Link & Scott, 2001; Siegel et al. 2003; Berman, 2008; Bruneel,
D'Este & Salter, 2010; Gilsing et al. 2011; Fiaz & Naiding, 2012 and van der Sijde, 2012).
Conclusion: The research indicates that each different form of University-Industry
Collaboration (UIC) is perceiving different barriers. The perceived barriers are significantly
influenced by factors such as experience with UIC and educational background. Also, a
relationship is identified between the transactional-related barriers and hard-outcome in the
formal form of UIC.}},
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language = {{eng}},
note = {{Student Paper}},
title = {{An Industry Perspective: The Perceived Barriers in Different Forms of U-I Collaboration and How they Influence the Outcome}},
year = {{2018}},
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