Knowledge Transfer Network launches to spur innovation

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Government-backed organisation to improve business links and encourage knowledge sharing in IT

The new KTN will attempt to create links between businesses to spur innovation Government-backed body the Technology Strategy Board has launched the Knowledge Transfer Network (KTN) to improve li...

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