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Utah’s Centers of Excellence Program: A 20-Year Review

November 20, 2006 /

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The Centers of Excellence Program (COE) was established by the
Utah State Legislature in 1986 for the express purpose of supporting
University-based, industry-supported cooperative research and
development. The primary goal of the program is to develop
technologies with commercial potential in order to boost economic
development within the state of Utah through the creation of new
companies and enhancement of business opportunities for existing
business.

Jan Crispin and Sapna Sinha

Full Review: http://www-new.business.utah.edu/humis/docs/organization_936_1161186461.pdf

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