THE DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF AN IMPROVED CLOVERLEAF MODEL FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF TECHNOLOGY READINESS FOR COMMERCIALISATION

  • Oosthuizen R
  • Buys A
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Abstract

Technology commercialisation is the process that converts technology that was developed for the government, e.g., defence technology, to commercial use, thereby benefiting the wider community. As technology commercialisation is a high risk and expensive process, care must be taken to commercialise only those technologies with the best chances for success. Heslop, McGregor & Grifith [1] developed the Cloverleaf Model to assess technology readiness for commercialisation. This model is evaluated and improved for use in the South African environment.

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Oosthuizen, R., & Buys, A. J. (2012). THE DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF AN IMPROVED CLOVERLEAF MODEL FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF TECHNOLOGY READINESS FOR COMMERCIALISATION. The South African Journal of Industrial Engineering, 14(1). https://doi.org/10.7166/14-1-302

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