Patent Information is a Necessary Calibration Tool: How the Pilgrims\’ Journey is a Metaphor for the Innovation Process
Regular readers of this blog will recognize that I am a strong advocate of the use of patent information in
Regular readers of this blog will recognize that I am a strong advocate of the use of patent information in
Recently, I have been spending considerable time working with innovation professionals to demonstrate the value-creation opportunities available by embracing IP
(Happy belated Holidays to readers of the IP Asset Maximizer blog. The dearth of postings on this blog lately is
The 2009 Open Innovation Summit was held in Orlando two weeks ago. The event was attended by corporate practitioners of
This week, I got a call out of the blue from a very senior business development person at a Fortune
The view that a good idea will result in a windfall for an independent inventor seems to be embedded in the
OPEN INNOVATION INTERVIEW WITH BRADEN KELLEY I recently was interviewed by Braden Kelley of Blogging Innovation about the interplay between Open
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Many people assume that corporations will readily consider good ideas from external sources, presumably because from the outside it makes
As someone who assists corporations and entrepreneurs in monetizing their patents, I am continuously on the lookout for potential technology
One of the under-utilized aspects of available US patent data is the business information effectively \”hiding in plain sight\” in