Patent documents as a technology mapping tool in the Brazilian energy sector focused on the oil, gas and coke industries

Deorsola, Adriana Brigante; Rodrigues, Alexandre Dantas; Polato, Carla Maria Salerno; Dupim, Luiz Claudio de Oliveira; Amorim, Rosana Marques; Bencke, Sônia Girardi; Winter, Eduardo

doi:10.1016/j.wpi.2012.10.006

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“…Further, drop in cosmetic-related patent applications indicates that governmental incentives and policies are not fully effective in this sector. In contrast, in the Brazilian sector of oil and gas, Deorsola et al (2013) observed a growth in patent applications particularly from 2004 to 2007 (last year analyzed), when resident applicants practically doubled the number of patent fillings. Mendes, Amorim-Borher and Lage (2013), in their turn, observed an increase in patent applications in the field of biotechnology only in the years 2007 and 2008, followed by a drop to similar amounts than previous years.…”

Section: Evolution Of General Cosmetic-related Patent Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 87%

“…In this sense, while studying companies' innovation performance, patent analysis is more reliable than scientific article bibliometrics, for example. In fact, patents have been widely used as a measure of innovation performance (Deorsola et al, 2013;Gao et al, 2013;Madeira, Borschiver and Pereira-Jr., 2013;Mendes, Amorim-Borher and Lage, 2013;Souza, Pinheiro and Takahashi, 2012a).…”

Section: Status Of Patent Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Will Governmental Incentives in Developing Countries Support Companies to Innovate More?: Evidences from Skin Care Patent Applications in Brazil

Souza

Almeida

Takahashi

2014

Journal of Technology Management & Innovation

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Recent Brazilian Governments have provided incentives to support domestic innovation; however, some claim that the country has set conflicting policies towards innovation, industrial property and biodiversity exploitation. After an analysis of patent applications filled in the Brazilian National Institute of Industrial Property, we observed that current governmental measures have not performed as expected, at least in the skin care industry. Throughout the paper we discuss plausible reasons why this sector has not managed to innovate more, reasons that may affect other businesses as well. This case is exemplary to developing economies that have implemented or are in the process of renewing their innovation policies.

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Section: Evolution Of General Cosmetic-related Patent Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 87%

Section: Status Of Patent Applicationsmentioning

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Will Governmental Incentives in Developing Countries Support Companies to Innovate More?: Evidences from Skin Care Patent Applications in Brazil

Souza

Almeida

Takahashi

2014

Journal of Technology Management & Innovation

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“…E.g. technologies in oil and gas industries are structured based on patent documents [7]. Another important aspect of patent issues in OGS is analysis of resource base evolution and its impact on patent activity.…”

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Evaluation of new knowledge generation in the oil and gas sector of Russia through the prism of patent activity

Kryukov

Токарев

2020

E3S Web Conf.

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One way to describe the evolution of the modern knowledge base in the Russian oil and gas sector (OGS) is to consider it through the dynamics and results of patent activity related to inventions. On the whole, we observe rising complexity of the industrial knowledge base of OGS, which responds to changes in the resource base of OGS and reflects world- wide trends of innovation-driven growth. Notably, Russian inventions for OGS comprise rather limited use of technologies from complementary knowledge fields.

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“…An important direction of innovation analysis in OGS is the study of processes in the field of patenting inventions [6,7]. Important aspect is impact of resource base evolution on patent activity [8].…”

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Patents for inventions in the Russian oil and gas sector: an analysis of the knowledge database complexity

Kryukov

Токарев

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The authors have analyzed invention patents in the Russian oil and gas sector (OGS) based on a knowledge database complexity index they designed for this purpose. The index takes into account the subclasses and sections of international patent classification (IPC) used in the patents. It has been demonstrated that opportunities for creating breakthrough technologies and radical innovations mostly arise within giant multinational oil and gas field service companies (e.g. Halliburton, Schlumberger, Baker Hughes). At the same time, Russian oil and service companies are noticeably lagging behind the foreign players and Russian actors in the sphere of science and education. The conducted analysis of the sectoral knowledge database revealed several significant risks for the development of the Russian OGS along the innovative trajectory. The risks (relative to the invention patents) arise from inadequate opportunities for creating breakthrough technologies.

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Patent documents as a technology mapping tool in the Brazilian energy sector focused on the oil, gas and coke industries

Cited by 11 publications

References 6 publications

Will Governmental Incentives in Developing Countries Support Companies to Innovate More?: Evidences from Skin Care Patent Applications in Brazil

Will Governmental Incentives in Developing Countries Support Companies to Innovate More?: Evidences from Skin Care Patent Applications in Brazil

Evaluation of new knowledge generation in the oil and gas sector of Russia through the prism of patent activity

Patents for inventions in the Russian oil and gas sector: an analysis of the knowledge database complexity

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