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If this company is university backed/branded this enables another possibility for a university to interact with the local society.
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But there are drawbacks.
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Since the company is now a university external entity the Vergabe-Richtlinien have to be fulfilled, which could \eg{} mean to publicly invite tenders in order to have a competitive procedure.
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This also points to the fact that an external company has to be a mostly profitable entity (partly this can be softened by founding a non-for-profit entity).
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This also points to the fact that an external company has to be a mostly profitable entity (partly this can be softened by founding a not-for-profit entity).
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Moreover, during the outsourcing contract, there has to be a coordinator at both sides and the flow of information from the academic institution to the contracted company has to be established.
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These are some examples of additional administrative overhead due to the interaction with external partners.
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Certain domains will have issues with ensuring data privacy when working with this external company.
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