Firms' intellectual property ownership aggressiveness in university–industry collaboration projects: Choosing the right governance mode

Gretsch, Oliver; Tietze, Frank; Kock, Alexander

doi:10.1111/caim.12354

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“…There is a need for good social skills in establishing business partnerships, and they need to understand the characteristics of their colleagues (Gold & Heinemann, 2019). Choosing the right business partner or partners is crucial in starting a business partnership (Gretsch et al, 2020;Leminen et al, 2019). If young entrepreneurs make the wrong choice, this can affect their relationship with their business partners.…”

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Determinant Factors of Young People in Preparing for Entrepreneurship: Lesson from Indonesia

Wardana¹,

Handayati²,

Narmaditya³

et al. 2020

JAFEB

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This study examines the determinant factors affecting young people in preparing entrepreneurship in Indonesia. This study involved several variables, including the need for achievement, risk perception, locus of control, entrepreneurial attitude to predict entrepreneurial intention, and preparation for entrepreneurship among young people. The approach utilized in this study was a quantitative research design using a survey model. The participants of this study were recruited from young people in East Java, Indonesia. Structural equation modeling with Partial Least Square (SEM-PLS) was implemented to test the hypotheses and the relationships between variables. The findings of this research showed that the attitudes toward entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial intention of young people in Indonesia are determined by several variables such as the need for achievement, risk perception, and locus of control. The correlation between variables showed one positive direction in which all independent variables can influence dependent variables. Additionally, the result of this study confirms a robust relationship between the attitude toward entrepreneurship and preparing for entrepreneurship among young people. Lastly, this study showed a positive correlation between entrepreneurial intention and preparation for entrepreneurship. This study suggests that government institutions and universities need to be concerned about entrepreneurial programs to promote young entrepreneurs.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Determinant Factors of Young People in Preparing for Entrepreneurship: Lesson from Indonesia

Wardana¹,

Handayati²,

Narmaditya³

et al. 2020

JAFEB

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“…Possible reason for that include that companies often take a hard line when it comes to conferring to them exclusive rights to IP items created as a result of joint projects with universities. However, O. Gretsch, F. Tietze and A. Kock found out that the milder the way in which the issues of sharing the rights and coming to an agreement on other contractual terms between the collaboration participants are settled, the more efficient their joint activity is [23]. Bennett conducted a comparative analysis to define similarities and differences in the programs in the field of IP management, technology transfer and entrepreneurship used by five top American research institutes, paying special attention to disclosure of information on inventions, IP, legal protection and licensing strategies, and the policy of settlement of concerned parties' conflict of interests in the innovation sector which is extensively studied by USA universities -and to a lesser extent, by Latin America universities [24].…”

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Review of Methods and Tools for Intellectual Property Analysis of Public Sector Entities

Khomenko

2020

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The low efficiency of intellectual property (IP) in the public sector in our current economic environment is largely due to the insufficient development of the prevailing accounting and analytical system. Analytical methods, and the information basis of their application, are the core of this system. The formation of an accounting and analytical system consistent with the development priorities of public sector entities requires special research.This article provides a review of the methods and tools of analysis used by Russian and foreign scientists in the field of IP. Our research sample comprises 52 foreign and 39 Russian sources. Through a detailed textual analysis process, we systematise the existing methods used in the analyses of certain aspects of intellectual activity, and assess the information disclosure therein. Our evaluation is targeted towards identifying prospects for harmonising Russian and international approaches, and provide the groundwork for the improvement of accounting and analytical support for IP management in the public sector.Our results reveal possibilities for expanding the system of IP analysis methods for solving problems in the field of the IP economics and management on the basis of patent analytics. We also collate and classify patent analytics methods, and identify existing methodological problems at the macro- and microeconomic levels. Analytical methods are grouped in accordance with three stages of the reciprocal model of IP accounting and analysis in the public sector, developed within the framework of a novel theoretical and methodological approach.In conclusion, we illustrate the potential for applying the methods of nonlinear dynamics and the dynamic theory of innovation (re: patent information) to determine the trajectories of public sector entity development concerning levels of information disclosure. We also identify areas for follow up research revealed through our analysis.

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“…2.2.1 Contractual governance. Contractual governance is a formal contract that controls the outcome and process by monitoring appropriate behaviour during exchanges (Gretsch et al, 2020). It highlights formal procedures to protect partners from opportunistic behaviours and conflict (Cao and Lumineau, 2015).…”

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“…UIC is contextually dependent; hence, expectations and goals are achievable through an appropriate governance model (Gretsch et al , 2020). Heide (1994) defined inter-organisational governance as “a multidimensional phenomenon, encompassing the initiation, termination and ongoing relationship maintenance between a set of parties”.…”

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Which governance mechanism influences the relationship between motivation and performance? An investigation on university and industry collaboration in Malaysia

İsmail

Abdullah

Hassan

2021

JARHE

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PurposeThis study examined academic motives to enter university-industry collaboration (UIC) and how they affect collaboration performance. Given that UIC performance is context-dependent, we also explored the moderating role of relationship governance.Design/methodology/approachThe study population was academics working at a public research university while collaborating with industry. Data were collected through a cross-sectional survey. The measurement items were adapted from previous studies. Exploratory factor analysis and confirmatory factor analysis were conducted using IBM SPSS statistics 26 (SPSS 26). This study utilized a hierarchical moderated regression analysis to examine the research model.FindingsThe results indicated that government and institutional policies and knowledge generation and dissemination are critical indicators of necessity that motivate academics to enter UIC and positively influence performance outcomes. Different governance mechanisms also play varying roles in the relationship between motivation and UIC performance.Practical implicationsInstitutional programs designed to encourage academics to collaborate with industry should consider the types of academic motivation and carefully manage collaboration efficiency using various kinds of relationship governance.Originality/valueThis study contributes to existing knowledge by determining how different relationship governance mechanisms moderate the relationship between academic motivation and collaboration performance.

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Firms' intellectual property ownership aggressiveness in university–industry collaboration projects: Choosing the right governance mode

Cited by 9 publications

References 60 publications

Determinant Factors of Young People in Preparing for Entrepreneurship: Lesson from Indonesia

Determinant Factors of Young People in Preparing for Entrepreneurship: Lesson from Indonesia

Review of Methods and Tools for Intellectual Property Analysis of Public Sector Entities

Which governance mechanism influences the relationship between motivation and performance? An investigation on university and industry collaboration in Malaysia

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