This paper deals with methodological issues of assessing the composition and level of heterogeneity of firms’ intellectual assets. It develops an original metric - referred to as the H-index - for measuring heterogeneity using data extracted from patent documents. The main purpose is to improve the characterisation of research activities within firms in the biotechnology sector. Although the H-index grew out of research on biotech firms, the metric carries broader relevance for all patent-intensive industries. The measurement and calculation of the H-index is illustrated using some empirical examples from our preliminary study on Scandinavian biotech firms
Measuring the returns to R&D has been an endeavor pursued by economists with vast interest in an eff...
This contribution aims at examining the extent to which patent related indicators are relevant for s...
Technological capability/strength, market monopoly/success of R&D efforts are some of the indica...
Purpose: In this contribution we try to find new indicators to measure characteristics of a firm's p...
Abstract Purpose: In this contribution we try to find new indicators to measure characteristics of a...
This paper presents a method by which patent statistics can be used to study the organisation of com...
This paper presents a method by which patent statistics can be used to study the organisation of com...
Purpose: The measure of companies' Innovation Performance is fundamental for enhancing the value and...
This paper explores the use of patent statistics in identifying four aspects of technological struct...
Today most of a firm's value is composed of its intangible assets. Patents as one type of intangible...
This paper sheds light on the causes of firm-level heterogeneity in patent practices and the consequ...
This paper compares corporate and academic patents and tests whether they have similar value distrib...
Given the growing size of patent databases and portfolios, scholars and practitioners alike need met...
International audienceThis paper aims to show how the information contained in patent documents can ...
Patent documents are one of the most comprehensive data sources on technology development. As such, ...
Measuring the returns to R&D has been an endeavor pursued by economists with vast interest in an eff...
This contribution aims at examining the extent to which patent related indicators are relevant for s...
Technological capability/strength, market monopoly/success of R&D efforts are some of the indica...
Purpose: In this contribution we try to find new indicators to measure characteristics of a firm's p...
Abstract Purpose: In this contribution we try to find new indicators to measure characteristics of a...
This paper presents a method by which patent statistics can be used to study the organisation of com...
This paper presents a method by which patent statistics can be used to study the organisation of com...
Purpose: The measure of companies' Innovation Performance is fundamental for enhancing the value and...
This paper explores the use of patent statistics in identifying four aspects of technological struct...
Today most of a firm's value is composed of its intangible assets. Patents as one type of intangible...
This paper sheds light on the causes of firm-level heterogeneity in patent practices and the consequ...
This paper compares corporate and academic patents and tests whether they have similar value distrib...
Given the growing size of patent databases and portfolios, scholars and practitioners alike need met...
International audienceThis paper aims to show how the information contained in patent documents can ...
Patent documents are one of the most comprehensive data sources on technology development. As such, ...
Measuring the returns to R&D has been an endeavor pursued by economists with vast interest in an eff...
This contribution aims at examining the extent to which patent related indicators are relevant for s...
Technological capability/strength, market monopoly/success of R&D efforts are some of the indica...