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Knowledge networks and markets are arrangements which govern the transfer of various types of knowledge, such as intellectual property, know-how, software code or databases, between independent parties across the economy. The OECD's KNM project studies existing and emerging knowledge allocation mechanisms and their impact on knowledge creation, dissemination and use. The assessment of the economic significance of KNMs informs an evidence-based approach to science and innovation policy making.
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OECD Workshop on Measuring the Use and Impact of Knowledge Exchange Mechanisms
Alexandria, Virginia, United States, 14-15 November 2011
This workshop focused on strategies for identifying the prevalence of diverse forms of knowledge transfer and on measuring knowledge flows as well as the mechanisms that enable them.
OECD Workshop on Knowledge Networks and Markets
Paris, 15 June 2011
The objective of this workshop was to bring together subject experts and policy makers to consider the breadth of mechanisms used by firms and organisations to source and deploy knowledge in the pursuit of innovation.
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