Emerging as a revolutionary technology, quantum computing has the potential to completely change simulation, optimization, and computation in a variety of sectors. Despite tremendous scientific advancements, hardware immaturity, ecosystem fragmentation, and ambiguous business models continue to hinder industrial adoption. Through an emphasis on Europe, this thesis explores the potential for quantum technologies to progress from research to industrial use. In order to identify obstacles, opportunities, and readiness conditions, it combines desk research, comparative policy analysis, and expert interviews with representatives from corporations, research institutions, and startups. The study presents the Quantum Adoption Pathway (QAP), a novel framework that combines knowledge from adoption and innovation theories to create a useful organizational roadmap.