Role of Local University Network Knowledge Management and Innovation in local development
Keywords:
University Knowledge Management, networks, local development, tacit knowledgeAbstract
The concept of Local Network of University Management of Knowledge and Innovation (GUCID) is presented as the basis of a Local Innovation System. The function of the Municipal University Center in the Network is to coordinate technological innovation as the pivot that connects the knowledge produced in the University Network with local needs to solve their productive and service problems. Popular Education principles are used for science that solves problems in Agricultural Enterprises. The innovation, promoted the students in their role of “itinerant teachers”, achieved the introduction of the scientific results that ensure the solution of the problems derived from the Agricultural Units.
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