December 09, 2003, 4:39 PM — If I were handing out awards for the most "well, duh" title, this article would be a major contender. But don't laugh too hard. Helping new technologies make the transition from research to commercialization is no small task. Learn what organizations like Communications and Information Technology Ontario (CITO) and IBM's Shared University Research (SUR) program are doing to further the cause of commercialization.
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