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University of Oklahoma and i2e Ink 'Formal' Pact to Create Startups, Speed OU Technology Transfer

Sep 09, 2009
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By Ben Butkus

The University of Oklahoma Office of Technology Development and private non-profit entrepreneurial consulting and services firm i2e have signed an agreement to work together to speed tech transfer and create startup companies around OU technologies, the groups said recently.

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