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Florian Liegler
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PublicationMarkets for technology: How an organized patent market can improve technology transfer( 2015-04-16)Patent trade has attracted increasing attention from practitioners as patents gain in importance as a means to technology trading. However, this topic is still widely neglected in the academic literature. A market is required for trade to occur. The better a market is organized, the more likely demands and offers will be met. We found that no organized market for patents has yet evolved. Because the structuring of this market may contribute to economic growth and the achievement of technology policy goals, we develop the framework for an organized patent market. The empirical data presented and discussed was collected by semi-structured interviews among 58 experts in the field of intellectual property rights and secondary data analysis. We identified limitations in the current patent market that can be addressed by the concept of an organized patent market consisting of the Patent Asset Market and the Patent Financial Market. We found that an organized patent market creates value by enhancing market transparency, improving resource allocation, and providing an additional source of innovation fundingType: conference paper
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PublicationBusiness Model Innovation and Intellectual Property Management(Academy of Management (AOM), 2013-08-09)As an overarching concept a business model describes how a firm creates and captures value for itself, its customers, and its partners. Although research has highlighted the importance of value creation and capture of business models, it primarily focused on the value creation mechanisms and neglected aspects of value capturing: Until to date, little is known about how firms attempt to protect their business model innovations from competition, which depicts one aspect of value capturing. Drawing on a sample of 24 cases, we derive a business model protection framework, which provides insights about how business models relate to IP protection mechanisms for value capture. Our empirical study reveals that the choice of IP protection is contingent on the applied business model. While some business models are characterized by both a high degree of formal and informal protection, others primarily apply informal protection mechanisms to profit from business model innovation.Type: conference paperDOI: 10.5465/AMBPP.2013
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PublicationStructuring the market for intellectual property rights: lessons from financial markets(Cambridge University Press, 2014)
;Thierry Madiès ;Dominique GuellecJean-Claude PragerStructuring the market for intellectual property rights: lessons from financial markets -
PublicationCreating a financial market for IPR(European Commission, 2012)
;Jha, Pirjo ;Maicher, Lutz ;Posselt, Thorsten ;Preissler, Steffen ;Rüther, FraukeWabra, StephanIn the knowledge economy, the importance of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) increases constantly. This raises the question of the optimal allocation of IPR where market mechanisms can play a significant role. The study on behalf of the European Commission investigated a potential approach for the establishment of a financial market for IPR in Europe. The IPR Market comprises two components, the IPR Asset Market and the IPR Financial Market. In the IPR Asset Market, patent sales and licensing transactions are conducted which may occur both directly and indirectly. Indirect transactions are conducted via brokers, dealers and vehicles (e.g., funds, companies, special purpose vehicles, etc.) which are the link to the IPR Financial Market. In the IPR Financial Market, these vehicles create financial products (shares, bonds, etc.) which investors can purchase. The primary market is created there when the product or vehicle issues shares, bonds, etc., whereas the secondary market arises as soon as these financial products can be traded between different investors. The study may be downloaded via [http://www.item.unisg.ch/Chairs/Innovation+Mgmt/Research/IP+Management/Projects.aspx Competence Center IP Management at the Institute of Technology Management of the University of St.Gallen]Type: case studyIssue: NB-02-14-278-EN-N -
PublicationType: newspaper articleJournal: Mitteilungen der deutschen PatentanwälteVolume: 104Issue: 1
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PublicationCreating an organised IP rights market in Europe(Globe White Page, 2012-07-01)
;Jha, Pirjo ;Maicher, Lutz ;Posselt, Thorsten ;Steffen, Preissler ;Rüther, Frauke ;Tonisson, LiinaWabra, StephanWith trade in IP rights attracting heightened attention and financial markets becoming increasingly important, the concept of an organised IP rights market is gaining traction. From a geostrategic point of view, Europe must consider the role that it hopes to play in this global phenomenon.Type: newspaper articleJournal: Intellectual Asset Management MagazineIssue: 26 -
PublicationType: newspaper articleJournal: HSG-BlattIssue: 3