TECHNOLOGY
/ INNOVATION RESOURCES
The Kansas Small Business Development Center has developed a NEW
PRODUCT assessment tool entitled "Analyzing Your New Product.".
Click here to download
the WORD version of this tool. Click
here for the PDF version.
The
Kansas Technology Enterprise Corporation (KTEC) is an economic development
agency with the state of Kansas that focuses on technological innovations.
Their website can be viewed at http://www.ktec.com/.
The Lawrence Regional Technology Center (LRTC) is a not-for-profit
small business incubator that offers valuable resources and services to
support the formation and growth of high-technology start-up companies
in Lawrence and the surrounding communities. Their website is http://www.lrtc.biz/.
The US Small Business Administration has a site devoted to staying current with the latest technological advances in small business ownership. Visit their website at http://www.sba.gov/sbir/.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology has devoted this sight to "small business technology research" and provides information about finding ways to encourage government funding of the latest technology. Visit their website at http://patapsco.nist.gov/ts_sbir/
The Department
of Defense in cooperation with the SBIR/STTR Programs offer
information about small research and technology businesses. Visit their
website at http://www.acq.osd.mil/sadbu/sbir/homepg.htm.
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