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Effectively yes. I tend to think of research to product in two phases, phase one is "externalization" which involves taking something done in the lab and reprod
by ChuckMcM 4y ago
Effectively yes. I tend to think of research to product in two phases, phase one is "externalization" which involves taking something done in the lab and reproducing it in a scalable process, step two is "commercialization" which is to capture market share. I use two phases because each phase captures very different risk profiles relative to the technology.