>Dear Technology Transfer Applicant,
>
>Good news! The US Department of Energy has approved your application for
>technology transfer.
>
>We are enclosing the completed Technology Transfer Agreement and an
>attachment containing Leader-360. We created Leader-360 in MS-Word 7.0 for
>Windows '95. The attached file is self-extracting. If you are using MS-Word
>for Windows '95 and Microsoft Exchange, simply double click on the icon
>below, identify the folder in which you want to place Leader-360 (the default
>is C:\LEADER), and then click on the UNZIP button: Leader 360 will expand in
>the folder that you selected.
>
>If you are using different software, it may be necessary for you to forward
>it to another individual (such as your system administrator or a commercial
>print shop staffer) who has conversion capabilities. If you encounter
>problems, please let us know and we will resolve them (if necessary, we will
>ship Leader-360 via snail mail).
>
>
>Thank you for your interest in our soft technology. We hope that you will
>find it useful.
>
>Cheers,
>
>Bill Keeley
>Manager, Economic and Technological Development
>Westinghouse Electric Corporation
>Carlsbad, NM 88221
>
>Questions?
keeleyb@wipp.carlsbad.nm.us
>
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>From: John Todd[SMTP:
johnt@COMP.UARK.EDU]
>Sent: Tuesday, September 09, 1997 4:55 PM
>To:
MG-ED-DV@MAELSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU
>Subject: Re: Free 360-degree leadership development tool
>
>On Fri, 29 Aug 1997, Keeley, Bill wrote:
>
>> The US Department of Energy (DOE) and the Westinghouse Electric
>> Corporation (WEC) announce the availability of LEADER-360 to US
>> organizations at NO COST. This field-tested paper-and-pencil tool
>> provides participants with feedback from their superiors, peers, and
>> subordinates concerning their development needs in 10 leadership areas,
>> including influence, strategy, delegation, and communication.
>>
>> LEADER-360 consists of a 7-page evaluator's booklet surveying 43
>> leadership behaviors, and a 14-page administrator's guide, containing
>> instructions, a scoring key, a calculation worksheet, a feedback summary
>> sheet, and a reading list. This is a complete, turnkey package which
>> can be administered without modification.
>>
>> Through the joint DOE and WEC technology transfer program, corporations,
>> consultants, educational institutions, non-profit organizations, and
>> government agencies can obtain non-exclusive intellectual property
>> rights to LEADER-360 at no cost, allowing them to use the tool for
>> commercial, internal, educational, and research purposes.
>>
>> To obtain LEADER-360 and non-exclusive intellectual property rights at
>> no cost, please review the application provided below, complete Section
>> III and VII, and e-mail the ENTIRE application to ME (not to the list,
>> please!):
>>
>> e-mail:
keeleyb@wipp.carlsbad.nm.us
>>
>> Bill Keeley
>> Manager, Economic and Technological Development
>> Westinghouse Electric Company
>> Carlsbad, NM
>>
>> We will obtain the necessary approvals on line and send you an e-mail
>> containing your approved application and Leader-360 as a self-extracting
>> attachment (Note: we generated Leader-360 in MS-WORD 7.0 for Windows 95.
>> If you are unable to open the document with your software, simply
>> forward the message to someone in your organization who has conversion
>> capabilities, such as your system administrator. Also, nearly every
>> commercial print shop offers conversion service). We are hoping to have
>> Leader-360 in your hands within ONE working day of receipt of your
>> application!
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>> --------------------------
>>
>> US Department of Energy -- Carlsbad Area Office (CAO) -- Carlsbad, NM
>>
>> TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER APPLICATION
>>
>> NOTE: --This form is to be used only for informal technology transfer of
>> information technology: 1) the U.S. Department of Energy Carlsbad Area
>> Office (DOE/CAO) and the Waste Isolation Division (WID) of the
>> Westinghouse Electric Company waive the right to seek licensing fees,
>> royalties and/or any other form of financial compensation; 2) the
>> recipient is granted non-exclusive rights; and 3) the transfer involves
>> information ("soft") technology, such as training modules, assessment
>> tools, and other documents. I. PURPOSE -- the purpose of this
>> instrument is to provide a mechanism for the efficient, informal
>> transfer of Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP)-developed information
>> technology (manuals, procedures, training modules) to organizations
>> outside of the Department of Energy (DOE) complex. WIPP is managed by
>> the Waste Isolation Division (WID) of the Westinghouse Electric
>> Corporation under contract to the DOE Carlsbad Area Office (CAO). The
>> DOE Technology Transfer Program is designed to ensure that taxpayers
>> receive maximum benefit from DOE-funded research and development, and to
>> promote U.S. educational development, economic development, and global
>> competitiveness. II. CONDITIONS -- The conditions for information
>> technology transfer from WIPP to an outside organization are 1) The
>> recipient is granted non-exclusive rights to use the technology listed
>> in this document. The US Government reserves the right to share
>> technologies with other organizations. This ensures fairness of
>> opportunity; 2) The US Government retains the right to use the original
>> technology worldwide; 3) As allowed by law, the recipient agrees to
>> indemnify the US Government and its contractor for all damages, costs,
>> and expenses, including attorney fees, arising from the utilization of
>> such technologies, including, but not limited to the making, using,
>> selling or exporting of products, processes, or services derived from
>> the technology transfer; 4) Neither the US Government nor the
>> contractor will seek licensing fees, royalties, and/or any other form of
>> financial compensation from the recipient; 5) If printed materials are
>> generated from the transferred technology, the recipient will
>> acknowledge that a) the products were produced from technology
>> originally developed by Westinghouse under contract to the DOE/CAO; b)
>> the technology was shared through the DOE/CAO technology transfer
>> program; and c) the recipient indemnifies the U.S. Government and the
>> contractor, pursuant to the terms set forth above. 6) If the technology
>> is to be commercialized, the recipient will remove from printed
>> materials all other references to the WID, Westinghouse, the DOE/CAO,
>> and their employees unless otherwise stipulated. 7) As requested, the
>> recipient agrees to provide DOE/CAO and WID a courtesy review/inspection
>> of modified technologies before they are used/sold. 8) The recipient
>> agrees to allow the DOE/CAO and WID to publicize the technology
>> transfer. 9) As requested, the recipient agrees to report to the DOE/CAO
>> and/or the contractor on usage status.
>>
>> III. REQUIRED INFORMATION - completed starred (*) headings, as
>> applicable
>>
>> A. Requesting Organization Information
>>
>> * 1. Name of Individual Making Request: John Todd
>> * 2. Title of Individual Making Request: Professor of Management
>> * 3. Name of Organization: University of Arkansas
>> * 4. Street: BADM 402
>> * 5. City: Fayetteville State: AR Zipcode: 72701
>> * 6. Telephone Number of Individual Making Request: (501)575-4059
>> * 7. Fax Number of Individual Making Request: (501)575-7681
>> * 8. E-Mail Address of Individual Making Request:
johnt@comp.uark.edu
>> * 9. Primary products or services of requesting
>organization:Education
>> 10. Businesses only - other organizations skip to section "C"
>> * a. A small business? __y __n
>> * b. Woman-owned? __y __n
>>
>> B. Requested Information Technology
>> 1. Leader-360 in MS-Word for Windows 95 via e-mail attachment
>>
>> * C. Usage -- briefly describe how your organization anticipates using
>> the tool: For education of MBA students in our management class.
>>
>> D. Request
>>
>> I am a representative of the organization listed in this section. I have
>> read the conditions described in section II. My organization agrees to
>> meet those conditions if the information technology described above is
>> transferred to us. I recognize that submitting this request does not
>> guarantee that a technology transfer will be approved.
>>
>> * Type your name and the date here: John Todd, September 9, 1997
>>
>> Now, skip to Section VII
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>> ---------------------------------
>> WID/DOE USE ONLY
>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> ---------------------------------
>> IV. WID Review
>> A. Assigned Tracking Number: [4046 ]
>> B. Organization eligible for transfer?:xxxxY N If no, explain:
>> C. [see conduct of t2 ]
>> William A. Keeley
>> Manager of Economic and Technological Development
>>
>> V. DOE/CAO Review
>> A. Soft Technology eligible for transfer?: xxxxY N If no, explain
>> B. [see sttvd ]
>> Patti Crockett
>> Administrative Specialist
>>
>> VI. Feedback to Requesting Organization
>>
>> A. [xxxx] Your request has been approved. This document now constitutes
>> the transfer agreement between your organization and WID/DOE.
>> B [ ] Your request has not been approved; see explanation.
>>
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>>
>> VII. Final Review
>>
>> Have you completed all of the applicable starred (*) items in section
>> III? Yes
>>
>> You're finished! Please e-mail the ENTIRE technology transfer
>> application to:
>>
keeleyb@wipp.carlsbad.nm.us
>>
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