Portfolio Evaluation of Academic Patent: A Proposal to Brazil

Leite, Rafael Angelo Santos; Gomes, Iracema Machado de Aragão; Russo, Suzana Leitão; Walter, Cicero C. S.

doi:10.4067/s0718-27242019000400066

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“…The second step of the UITT process is to analyse the commercial and technological potential of the invention and decide whether to deposit it or not. Despite being a neglected practice in many academic TTO (Soares et al, 2020), the commercial and technical analysis is complementary to the formulation of the invention's value and requires specialized knowledge to identify factors such as technological maturity, innovation differentiation regarding the state‐of‐the‐art, the financial returns and the initial investments necessary (Leite et al, 2019). We understand that this kind of knowledge can come from professionals such as those in Law, Engineering, Communication, or related fields.…”

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Towards a model for determining patent revenue odds: An empirical study of technology transfer offices

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Technology transfer offices (TTO) were created with the mission of executing innovation policy and its technology transfer to industry. Most studies regarding TTO focus on the context of developed countries, so there is a lack of research on the subject in emerging economies, such as Brazil. In addition, the issue of how diverse the skills of the team of a given TTO should be for their best revenue performance is still little addressed. In this sense, the present study aims to identify which characteristics of the TTO, related to their human resources, influence obtaining revenue from the patents that constitute their portfolios. To achieve this objective, 272 TTO in Brazil were analysed with the help of the Logistic Regression technique, based on Maximum Likelihood Estimation. A remarkable conclusion that emerges from our results is that the universities to increase their revenue must invest in full-time employees (e.g., rather than in scholarship students, as tends to be the norm) and foster the inventions' communications, as well as to attract and retain employees with skills directly related to knowledge fields such as Law, Engineering, and Communication (quite surprisingly, Management and Economics graduates are not included). The combination of these factors can increase the probabilities or odds of a given TTO obtaining revenue. Thus, our results contribute to TTO human resource practices, especially those in structuring stages, such as those in Brazil and Latin American countries.

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“…However, the management of patents by these institutions can be an extremely complex task, often requiring the presence of a legal department, generating excessive costs that make it impossible to transfer technology to small markets [93,94]. Within this context, the adoption of intellectual property management practices is essential, especially concerning academic patent portfolios [95].…”

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Drivers of Innovation Capacity and Consequences for Open Innovation

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Journal of Open Innovation: Technology, Market, and Complexity

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The main objective of the present research is to identify the knowledge flows responsible for promoting the innovation capacity of Portuguese companies. Specifically, we intend to identify which variables influence Portuguese innovation capacity from a macro and micro perspective, so that we can establish possible ways to promote open innovation (OI) in Portugal since Portuguese companies have little maturity in terms of open innovation when compared to companies in other countries of the European Union. To achieve this goal, the methodological design used consisted of two phases. In the first phase, a literature review was conducted to identify the main variables associated with innovation performance. After identifying the most influential variables in the literature, in a second phase, data were collected through three distinct databases, namely Pordata, the Portuguese Tax and Customs Authority, and SABI. To identify the most influential variables in the Portuguese innovation capacity, the multivariate multiple regression technique based on the ordinary least square (OLS) method was applied. The results of the present research bring empirical evidence that researchers dedicated to R&D from non-profit institutions (i.e., inbound OI) and researchers from firms (i.e., outbound OI) exert a significant influence on innovation capacity so the development of an optimal strategy for the strengthening of open innovation by Portuguese firms should take into account the use and combination of these two specific knowledge flows. In this sense, the originality of this research lies in the fact that it is the first attempt to understand the possible implications of the determinants of innovation capacity on open innovation, from an exploratory study concerning the flows of knowledge.

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“…Depending on the assertions and among the various forms of technological valuation to reach the stage of transfer of intellectual assets (LEITE et al 2019), the requirement of expanded knowledge by intellectual property professionals is unique, when observing the diversity of variables that involves the evaluation of innovations. And therefore, it is sine qua non to crave that the…”

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“…Pearson's correlation method (KOTHARI, 2010) was applied to analyze the relationship between technological production and technology transfer.…”

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Innovation, intellectual property and technological transfer by inventors in Brazil

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Camargo³

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Int J Innov Educ Res

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Innovation can be understood as a technological asset in relation to the protection of knowledge with regard to intellectual property, and a challenge for universities and companies regarding the transfer of technology, since there are numerous variables that influence even full monetization. It is important to reflect on all the energy expended in relation to the authors involved in this process, having as general objective to analyze the perception of researchers about the processes of protection of intellectual property and its security mechanisms, characteristics of innovation and technology transfer. A structured research was used as a methodology, using the survey method, applied to specialists, with hypotheses formulated, based on the literature review. The results mainly understand that there is a moderate correlation index in quantitative terms of graduate programs and number of patents, by region of Brazil, an awareness in agreement with the elements of protection of intellectual property. In global efforts among researchers, universities and companies, only about 5% of patents have reached the level of royalty generation, demonstrating that the other 95% are still available for potential exploitation for society.

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Portfolio Evaluation of Academic Patent: A Proposal to Brazil

Cited by 8 publications

References 43 publications

Towards a model for determining patent revenue odds: An empirical study of technology transfer offices

Towards a model for determining patent revenue odds: An empirical study of technology transfer offices

Drivers of Innovation Capacity and Consequences for Open Innovation

Innovation, intellectual property and technological transfer by inventors in Brazil

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