Use of public-private partnerships to meet future Army needs

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Preface = ⅲ
• Figures = ⅸ
• Tables = xi
• Summary = xiii
• Acknowledgments = xxi
• Acronyms = xxiii
• Chapter One. INTRODUCTION = 1
• Definition of Public-Private Partnership = 2
• Benefits of Public-Private partnerships = 2
• Leverage Assets, Reduce Costs, or Decrease Outlays = 3
• Increase Value of Army Assets = 4
• Create New Army Capabilities and Assets = 4
• Early Influence on Technology = 5
• Improve Readiness Posture = 5
• Generate Revenue = 6
• Objective and Scope = 6
• Background = 7
• Organization = 10
• Chapter Two. THE COMPLEMENTARY CONTRIBUTIONS IN PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS = 11
• Army Contributions = 11
• Private-Sector Contributions = 11
• Marketing Expertise = 12
• Access to Capital = 14
• Access to Leading-Edge Technology = 15
• Operating Expertise = 16
• Chapter Three. THE TREND TOWARD INCREASED USE OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS = 19
• Legislative Changes = 19
• Stevenson-Wydler Technology Innovation Act of 1980 = 20
• Grants = 20
• Technology Transfer Act of 1986 = 21
• Cooperative Agreements = 22
• Other Transactions = 22
• Other Transactions for Prototyping = 23
• Test and Evaluation = 24
• National technology Transfer and Advancement Act of 1995 (NTTAA) = 25
• Proposed Technology Transfer Commercialization Act of 1997 (TTCA) = 25
• Leases on Non-Excess Property = 26
• Actions by Organizations Within the Department of Defense = 27
• Quadrennial Defense Review = 27
• National Defense Panel = 28
• Plan for Consolidation of Defense Labs and T&E Centers = 29
• Defense Science Board Studies = 29
• Actions By Specific Commands and Agencies = 30
• Activities at the Local Government Level = 30
• Setting the Trend = 32
• Infrastructure PPPs = 32
• Intellectual Property PPPs = 34
• Financial Arrangement PPPs = 35
• Chapter Four. A PROJECTED EVALUATION OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS = 39
• Feasibility Criteria = 41
• Legality = 41
• Acceptance = 43
• Attractiveness to Private Firms = 43
• Evaluation of Specific Ideas = 44
• Infrastructure = 44
• Intellectural Property = 46
• Financial Arrangements = 50
• Chapter Five. CLOSING REMARKS AND RECOMMENDATIIONS = 55
• Appendix
• A. SUMMARIES OF SPECIFIC IDEAS = 59
• B. LIST OF EXAMPLES = 73
• Bibliography = 83