Skip to main content

Foreign Technology: Federal Processes for Collection and Dissemination

NSIAD-92-101 Published: Mar 23, 1992. Publicly Released: Mar 23, 1992.
Jump To:
Skip to Highlights

Highlights

Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO provided information on U.S. collection and dissemination of foreign technology information, focusing on: (1) the use of five federal processes in the development of federal critical technologies lists; (2) the use of other sources of information for developing the lists; (3) how the U.S. government can improve federal processes for collecting such information; (4) the disparity in the number of researchers and students exchanged between the United States and Japan; and (5) private-sector collection and dissemination of foreign technology information.

Full Report

Office of Public Affairs

Topics

Cultural exchange programsData collectionEconomic espionageForeign governmentsGovernment information disseminationInteragency relationsInternational cooperationMilitary intelligenceProprietary dataTechnology transferCritical technologies