Author:
Worasinchai Lugkana,Ribière Vincent M.,Aurélie Bechina Arntzen Aurilla
Abstract
PurposeThis paper aims to present a general framework for fostering research collaboration and knowledge flow between university and industry in Thailand.Design/methodology/approachWith the aim of comprehending complex interactions of the university‐industry (U‐I) linkage, the adopted research methodology for collecting data is based on a combination of various approaches, such as qualitative methods encompassing in‐depth interviews, researcher participations and various documents analysis.FindingsA framework (Government, University, Industry and Networks: G‐U‐I‐N) was developed encompassing the main factors that could make U‐I relationships more successful in Thailand. Knowledge management is an important enabler of this framework.Originality/valueThis paper presents the various elements (enablers) necessary for an emerging country, such as Thailand, to establish or strengthen successful collaboration and research projects between universities and industries in order to remain competitive.
Subject
Library and Information Sciences,Computer Science Applications
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