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To get their inventions and ideas into the market, universities used to rely on licensing to corporations. These days, the goal is to turn inventions and ideas into companies. Frank Rimalovski of New York University's Entrepreneurial Institute tells how it's done amid New York's booming tech sector. - See more at: Thenetwork.cisco.com.
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