Global InformationDesorptive capacity information
In business administration, desorptive capacity has been defined as "an organization’s ability to identify technology transfer opportunities based on a firm’s outward technology transfer strategy and to facilitate the technology’s application at the recipient".[1] It is considered as a complement to absorptive capacity, and it may be a driver of a successful knowledge transfer.[2][3]
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