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The "Management of Quality Assurance" textbook, published in 1985 by Wiley & Sons, focuses on the subjects of management and quality control within the areas of technology, engineering, and business. Written by authors Walter O. Willborn and Madhav N. Sinha, the book is part of the Wiley Series in Production/Operations Management and offers 688 pages of valuable insights for adult learners and those seeking further education in the field. With a hardcover format and English language text, this textbook provides a comprehensive resource for individuals looking to enhance their knowledge in the areas of quality assurance and management in various technical and business settings.
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"Technology Transfer: Making the Most of Your Intellectual Property" by Neil F. Sullivan is a textbook published by Cambridge University Press in 1996. This book, written in English, covers subjects such as technology transfer, intellectual property law, and research in the life sciences and microbiology. It is designed for adult and further education levels, focusing on the technical and business aspects of intellectual property. With 240 pages, this trade paperback provides valuable insights for those looking to maximize their intellectual property.
