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What employees really want : demands for individual idea development

Gernreich, Chris - In: International journal of innovation management 22 (2018) 8, pp. 1840010-1-28

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The nature of innovative activity and the protection of intellectual property in Asia

Geng, Difei; Saggi, Kamal - In: Asian economic policy review : AEPR 10 (2015) 1, pp. 71-91

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Building an innovation-based supplier portfolio : the use of patent analysis in strategic supplier selection in the automotive secto

Trautrims, Alexander; MacCarthy, Bart; Okade, Chetan - In: International journal of production economics 194 (2017), pp. 228-236

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Safe harbors for patent infringers : sequential innovation under incomplete patent protection

Zaby, Alexandra; Heger, Diana - 2020 - This version: March 1, 2020

From the viewpoint of an innovator a patent is a tradeoff between the right to exclude others from using the patented … matter versus the requirement to disclose it. Given the sequential nature of many innovations, patent induced technology … original patent. Incomplete patent protection reduces the risk of such infringement: either a narrow 'leading breadth' of the …

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Embeddedness and local patterns of innovation : evidence from Chinese prefectural cities

Prodi, Giorgio; Nicolli, Francesco; Frattini, Federico - In: Innovation, catch-up and sustainable development : a …, (pp. 283-307). 2021

logistic regression of data rearranged from the OECD Patent Databases for the period 1981-2009. The results show that … innovative activities more concentrated across patent owners. The evidence of a nexus with originality and technology cycle time …

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How can firms appropriate their investments in innovation activities?

Kijek, Tomasz - In: Efficiency in business and economics : proceedings from …, (pp. 89-98). 2018

The present article tries to explain how firms appropriate their investments in innovation activities. Thereby, not only intellectual property rights, but also different informal appropriation mechanisms are analysed. The special attention is paid to interactions among various appropriation...

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Digital inter-clustering: is intellectual property a lever or a brake for open innovation?

Benzerga, Shéhérazade - In: Clusters as a driving power of the European economy, (pp. 273-291). 2016

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The impact of it assets on innovation performance : the mediating role of developmental culture and absorptive capacity

Stoffels, Marius; Leker, Jens - In: International journal of innovation management 22 (2018) 8, pp. 1840011-1-21

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Opening up the R&D process is risky : how far do you have to go in order to beat your competitors?

Lang, Alexander; Tesch, Anna-Teresa; Lindemann, Udo - In: International journal of innovation management 21 (2017) 5, pp. 1740001-1-21

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Logistics innovation and integration: impact on supply chain adaptability

Abdalla, Sara Siddig Ali - In: Adapting to the future : how digitalization shapes …, (pp. 639-661). 2021

Purpose: This study investigates the relationships among innovation by logistics services provider (LSP), user's supply chain (SC) adaptability, and the level of the user-provider relationship integration. Using low integrated, standard contractual relationships as a reference group, this study...

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