A Study On The Technology Transfer Barriers Of Malaysian Composite Industry

Mohd Azezs, Nurhazirah (2016) A Study On The Technology Transfer Barriers Of Malaysian Composite Industry. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This research is a study on technology transfer barriers is affecting the growth of Malaysian composite industry. The scope of the research is at the composite industry companies located in Malacca and Selangor. Fundamentally, the researcher defines on the perception of technology transfer of Malaysian composite industry. In the second place, the researcher is investigating the barriers factor that hinder the technology transfers of Malaysian composite industry companies which are technology ware, human ware, information ware and organization ware. Hence, the findings of the research will upshot the most dominant barrier of technology transfers. The technology transfer barriers are the key determinant to the successful of practicing technology transfer of Malaysian composite industry. Next, the method use by the researcher in this research is survey by distributing the questionnaire to the 100 employees who are working in the composite industry companies. The respondents for this distribution is involving a number of respondents that being calculated using non probability sampling method. Several analyses that involved are descriptive analysis, reliability analysis, Pearson’s correlation analysis and multiple regression analysis. The value of correlation of each questions have been used to prove that Human ware, Technology ware, Information ware and Organization ware are the factors that hinder the technology transfer to occur. Multiple Regression Analysis (MRA) result shows there were positive relationship between three independent variables which are Human ware, Information ware and Organization ware and dependent variable; Technology transfer barriers. But the Technology ware factor indicates no significant relationship to dependent variable; Technology transfer barriers.

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