Foreign patenting behaviour of small and large firms

Mogee, Mary Ellen

doi:10.1504/ijtm.2000.002807

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“…Patents belonging to smaller firms have more forward citations than the patents belonging to large firms. This is consistent with the commentary by Mogee (2003). Patents owned by smaller firms, 'represent a higher percentage of both the top one percent and top 10% of the patents most often cited in other patent applications' and thereby enjoy a higher public value (Mogee, 2003).…”

Section: Classifying Patent Prices On the Basis Of Entity Sizesupporting

confidence: 85%

“…According to him, this is so because small firms maximise the utility from their patents through alternative means like 'lead-time advantage' or 'because they occupy profitable niches'. Mogee (2003) indicated that patents of small firms have more 'public value' (more forward citations) than patents owned by large firms. She also added that small firms do not patent in foreign countries to the extent that they could, thus missing commercial advantages.…”

Section: Entity Size Of Patent Ownermentioning

confidence: 99%

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Effect of firm variables on patent price

Nair

Mathew

Nag

2012

IIMB Management Review

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In this study, using singleton patent auction price data from Ocean Tomo, LLC, we analyse the effect of firm variables on patent price. Patents owned by small firms attract higher price than patents owned by large firms, if they engage in multi-country filings. The patents owned by small firms get cited more than the patents owned by large firms. The patents owned by individual inventors attract a higher price than the patents owned by organisations when multicountry filings are not included. We believe that the lack of resources is preventing individual inventors from engaging in multi-country filings and maximising the revenue from their invention. A larger representative data should be used to replicate the results before generalising it.

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Section: Classifying Patent Prices On the Basis Of Entity Sizesupporting

confidence: 85%

Section: Entity Size Of Patent Ownermentioning

confidence: 99%

Effect of firm variables on patent price

Nair

Mathew

Nag

2012

IIMB Management Review

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“…Les petites entreprises (moins de 250 salariés) ne représentent pas seulement la forme d'entreprise la plus courante dans la plupart des économies, elles sont égale-ment une source très importante d'innovations (Freel, 2000 ;Hansen, Sondergard et Meredith, 2002 ;Mogee, 2000). Par exemple, aux États-Unis, les petites firmes entrepreneuriales ont été créditées de 67 % des inventions et de 95 % des innovations radicales depuis 1945 (NCOE, 2000).…”

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Évaluation du risque lié à une innovation pour les PME: proposition d’un outil

Reboud

Mazzarol

2012

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Les petites et moyennes entreprises (PME) sont souvent caractérisées par un taux élevé d’innovation et un engagement marqué dans une démarche d’innovation comme moyen de construire un avantage concurrentiel. Il reste cependant difficile pour les managers de telles entreprises d’évaluer correctement les mérites d’une innovation donnée, en particulier en termes de possibilité de retour sur investissement. Pour répondre à ce besoin, nous avons élaboré en 2002-2003, pour l’INPI, un outil d’analyse pour aider les entrepreneurs à évaluer le profil de risque attaché à l’investissement dans le développement d’une innovation. La première version de ce modèle propose une mesure de la «rente», ou retour financier, attendue d’un investissement dans une innovation donnée. Durant l’été 2003, nous avons poursuivi le développement de cet outil avec une enquête pilote sur un échantillon de petites firmes innovantes d’Australie occidentale. Le questionnaire conçu a été complété en ajoutant des éléments permettant de déterminer les influences relatives des «Attitudes et Normes subjectives» sur le processus de décision de l’entrepreneur. Cette étude préliminaire, dont les résultats sont en cours d’analyse, a pour objectif d’apporter des éléments d’évaluation des pratiques d’innovation des PME.Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are frequently associated with high levels of innovation and a commitment to innovative behaviour as a means of achieving competitive advantage. However, it is difficult for the entrepreneurial managers of such SMEs to fully assess the merits of a particular innovation, particularly in relation to its risk-return trade off. To address this need, we have commenced in 2002, in conjunction with INPI, the development of a screening tool designed to assist entrepreneurs evaluate the risk-return profile of future innovation investment. The preliminary model developed measures the anticipated “rent” or financial return expected from a particular investment in an innovation. During 2003, we further developped the tool with a pilot survey of small innovative firms in Western Australia. An additional component of the study sought to determine the relative influences of Attitude and Subjective Norm on the decision-making process of the entrepreneur. The aim of the study is to propose more evaluation criteria for the management process of innovation.Las Pequeñas y Medianas Empresas (PyMEs) se caracterizan a menudo por una elevada tasa de innovación y un compromiso inscrito dentro del proceso de innova-ción como medio para construir una ventaja competitiva. Sigue siendo sin embargo difícil para los «managers» de tales empresas evaluar correctamente los méritos de una innovación dada, particularmente en términos de posibilidad de retorno sobre la inversión. Para responder a esta necesidad, hemos elaboradó en 2002-2003 para el INPI una herramienta de análisis para ayudar a los empresarios a evaluar el perfil de riesgo vinculado a la inversión en el desarrollo de una innovación. La primera versión de este modelo propone una ...

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“…Granstrand (1999) proposed that successful patent analysis reduces R&D costs and strengthens the ability of a firm to develop market strategies. Patent analysis is most often applied by large technology firms while smaller firms often hire consulting companies for knowledge extraction (Mogee 2000). Patent analysis plays an important role in the effective operation of enterprises with patents being the core value of corporations' intellectual assets (Lai & Wu 2005, Kim et al 2008).…”

Section: Patent Analysismentioning

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Clustering patents using non-exhaustive overlaps

Trappey

2010

J. Syst. Sci. Syst. Eng.

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Patent documents are unique external sources of information that reveal the core technology underlying new inventions. Patents also serve as a strategic data source that can be mined to discover state-of-the-art technical development and subsequently help guide R&D investments. This research incorporates an ontology schema to extract and represent patent concepts. A clustering algorithm with non-exhaustive overlaps is proposed to overcome deficiencies with exhaustive clustering methods used in patent mining and technology discovery. The non-exhaustive clustering approach allows for the clustering of patent documents with overlapping technical findings and claims, a feature that enables the grouping of patents that define related key innovations. Legal advisors can use this approach to study potential cases of patent infringement or devise strategies to avoid litigation. The case study demonstrates the use of non-exhaustive overlaps algorithm by clustering US and Japan radio frequency identification (RFID) patents and by analyzing the legal implications of automated discovery of patent infringement.

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Foreign patenting behaviour of small and large firms

Cited by 22 publications

References 3 publications

Effect of firm variables on patent price

Effect of firm variables on patent price

Évaluation du risque lié à une innovation pour les PME: proposition d’un outil

Clustering patents using non-exhaustive overlaps

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