Technological transfer as a means of leveraging development In venezuela: The case of PDVSA - drilling rings
Keywords:
Tecnología / Conocimiento / Apropiación del Conocimiento / Desarrollo Endógeno / Transmisión Tecnológica / Gestión del Conocimiento / Desarrollo Nacional / Taladros PetrolerosAbstract
In recent years, important cooperation mechanisms have been carried out with other countries, betting on this in the assurance of an adequate technology transfer that leads to a necessary social appropriation of knowledge. However, there are still conditions that are directly linked to guidelines and procedures that allow the country to guarantee this technological transfer through learning, appropriation, assimilation and knowledge dissemination processes. This article describes what happens in the management of experiences and knowledge in the area of operation and maintenance in drilling rigs that PDVSA uses in the Orinoco Oil Belt as a potential pilot area for the development of a knowledge management system that point to the appropriation of the same by the company and with this increase the efficiency and effectiveness in the processes of operation, repair, maintenance, handling of failures and contingencies that occur in the drills surpassing the dependence that currently has with the manufacturers of the same . Currently, the company does not have an explicit policy regarding technology transfer, so it is still dependent on technology suppliers, even for the maintenance of the technologies acquired and put into operation in the company. As a result of the research, an organizational proposal is made to be implemented within PDVSA to direct the process of knowledge management of the company and the transfer and appropriation of technologies.
Key words: Technology / Knowledge / Appropriation of the Knowledge / Development / Transmission Technology / Knowledge Management / National Development / PDVSA / Oil Drills.
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