Find out how today's top technology-based companies get thegreatest return on their intellectual property, and how you cantoo. A total hands-on guide to cutting-edge technology licensingstrategies Russell Parr and Patrick Sullivan, along with a team ofdistinguished experts working at the frontlines of technologylicensing, reveal how today's top technology-based companies aremaximizing the value of and return on their intellectual property.They also offer hands-on advice and guidance on how you can do thesame in your company. With the help of numerous real-life casestudies that demonstrate licensing strategies now used at DuPont,Xerox, Kodak, AlliedSignal, Hewlett-Packard, Dow Chemical, andother industry leaders, they tell you everything you need to knowto: * Determine where technology licensing best fits in your company'soverall business strategies * Establish a successful licensing program tailored to yourcompany's vision and goals * Create and successfully manage a technology portfolio * Quickly and easily calculate royalty rates * Put the lessons learned at top technology-based companies to workin your company "Technology licensing strategies are now key instruments foraccomplishing the corporate visions set forth by future-thinkingcompanies. Look at any corporate mission statement and you willfind the seeds of a strategy-based technology licensing program."--Russell Parr and Patrick Sullivan In today's volatile, hypercompetitive global marketplace,cooperation and the sharing of intellectual property are keys tosuccess. Of course, one of the most valuable forms of intellectualproperty is technology. More often than not, innovation andincreased market penetration are the direct result of combiningtechnologies from a variety of sources. Consequently, manycompanies have begun to devote more and more of their strategicefforts to discovering the best ways to manage technology so as tomaximize value and return. For instance, AT&T has set up anindependent business group to manage its intellectual property as aseparate profit center, while other companies continue to runlicensing through their legal and R&D departments. Whichapproach makes the most sense for your company, and why? Get theanswers to these questions and many others in TechnologyLicensing. In this valuable book, Russell Parr and Patrick Sullivan, alongwith a distinguished team of contributing experts, reveal thelicensing strategies now being used at DuPont, Xerox,Hewlett-Packard, Dow Chemical, Kodak, and other top multinationalcorporations. They also provide practical prescriptions fordetermining where technology licensing belongs on yourorganizational chart and for establishing a successful licensingprogram tailored to your company's vision and goals. Taking a practical hands-on approach to technology licensing, theytell you what you need to know about: * Creating and managing technology portfolios * Types of licenses--with a detailed analysis of the strengths andweaknesses of each in various business contexts * Successful licensing strategies now used at top technology-basedcompanies * Royalty rate determination methods * And more Drawing upon the expertise of those on the frontlines of technologylicensing, Technology Licensing tells you how today's toptechnology-based firms maximize the value of their intellectualproperty and how your company can too.
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This book explains how and where licensing fits into a corporation's organizational structure and include basics on how to set up and run a licensing department. It shows how to establish policies and guidelines for licensing technology and provides advice on acquiring the best deal in a given circumstance.
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Partial table of contents: LICENSING STRATEGY. Vital Resource of the Future--Knowledge (R. Parr & P.Sullivan). Key Terms and Strategic Positions (P. Sullivan). Intellectual Property Portfolios in Business Strategy (P.Sullivan & J. Daniele). Strategic Objectives Supported by Licensing (J. Nickerson). Central Control of Technology Licensing (R. Parr). Gaps Analysis (R. Parr). ROYALTY RATES. The Importance of Context in the Derivation of Royalty Rates (S.Sullivan). Advanced Royalty Rate Determination Methods (R. Parr). INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL. A Model for Managing Intellectual Capital (P. Sullivan & L.Edvinsson). The Future of Intellectual Capital Management (R. Parr & P.Sullivan). Appendix. Index.
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Find out how today's top technology-based companies get the greatest return on their intellectual property, and how you can too. A total hands-on guide to cutting-edge technology licensing strategies Russell Parr and Patrick Sullivan, along with a team of distinguished experts working at the frontlines of technology licensing, reveal how today's top technology-based companies are maximizing the value of and return on their intellectual property. They also offer hands-on advice and guidance on how you can do the same in your company. With the help of numerous real-life case studies that demonstrate licensing strategies now used at DuPont, Xerox, Kodak, AlliedSignal, Hewlett-Packard, Dow Chemical, and other industry leaders, they tell you everything you need to know to: Determine where technology licensing best fits in your company's overall business strategiesEstablish a successful licensing program tailored to your company's vision and goalsCreate and successfully manage a technology portfolioQuickly and easily calculate royalty ratesPut the lessons learned at top technology-based companies to work in your company "Technology licensing strategies are now key instruments for accomplishing the corporate visions set forth by future-thinking companies. Look at any corporate mission statement and you will find the seeds of a strategy-based technology licensing program." —Russell Parr and Patrick Sullivan In today's volatile, hypercompetitive global marketplace, cooperation and the sharing of intellectual property are keys to success. Of course, one of the most valuable forms of intellectual property is technology. More often than not, innovation and increased market penetration are the direct result of combining technologies from a variety of sources. Consequently, many companies have begun to devote more and more of their strategic efforts to discovering the best ways to manage technology so as to maximize value and return. For instance, AT&T has set up an independent business group to manage its intellectual property as a separate profit center, while other companies continue to run licensing through their legal and R&D departments. Which approach makes the most sense for your company, and why? Get the answers to these questions and many others in Technology Licensing. In this valuable book, Russell Parr and Patrick Sullivan, along with a distinguished team of contributing experts, reveal the licensing strategies now being used at DuPont, Xerox, Hewlett-Packard, Dow Chemical, Kodak, and other top multinational corporations. They also provide practical prescriptions for determining where technology licensing belongs on your organizational chart and for establishing a successful licensing program tailored to your company's vision and goals. Taking a practical hands-on approach to technology licensing, they tell you what you need to know about: Creating and managing technology portfoliosTypes of licenses—with a detailed analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of each in various business contextsSuccessful licensing strategies now used at top technology-based companiesRoyalty rate determination methodsAnd more Drawing upon the expertise of those on the frontlines of technology licensing, Technology Licensing tells you how today's top technology-based firms maximize the value of their intellectual property and how your company can too.
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Partial table of contents: LICENSING STRATEGY. Vital Resource of the Future?Knowledge (R. Parr & P. Sullivan). Key Terms and Strategic Positions (P. Sullivan). Intellectual Property Portfolios in Business Strategy (P. Sullivan & J. Daniele). Strategic Objectives Supported by Licensing (J. Nickerson). Central Control of Technology Licensing (R. Parr). Gaps Analysis (R. Parr). ROYALTY RATES. The Importance of Context in the Derivation of Royalty Rates (S. Sullivan). Advanced Royalty Rate Determination Methods (R. Parr). INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL. A Model for Managing Intellectual Capital (P. Sullivan & L. Edvinsson). The Future of Intellectual Capital Management (R. Parr & P. Sullivan). Appendix. Index.
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Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9780471130819
Publisert
1996-09-04
Utgiver
Vendor
John Wiley & Sons Inc
Vekt
670 gr
Høyde
242 mm
Bredde
162 mm
Dybde
26 mm
Aldersnivå
P, 06
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Innbundet
Antall sider
320

Biographical note

About the editors

RUSSELL L. PARR, CFA, ASA, is a Senior Vice President of AUSConsultants, where he assesses the value of intellectual propertyand advises his clients about the investment value of patents,trademarks, and copyrights. A sampling of his clients includesAT&T, Battelle, Pfizer, Silicon Graphics, TRW, and Exide Corp.He is the author of Intellectual Property: Licensing and JointVenture Profit Strategies and three other books, and publisher ofLicensing Economics Review. Mr. Parr holds an MBA and a BS inelectrical engineering and is working toward a PhD in internationalbusiness strategies.

PATRICK H. SULLIVAN, PhD, is a founding partner in the ICM Group, aconsulting company focused on extracting value from intellectualcapital. He also develops business, financial, and technologystrategies for technology-based enterprises and values intellectualassets for business and management use. A sampling of his clientsincludes Dow Chemical, Xerox, NASA, General Motors, the Universityof Chicago, and Stanford University. He is also affiliated with Law& Economics Consulting Group, an expert testimony firm. Dr.Sullivan has an undergraduate degree in engineering, a master's inR&D management, and a doctorate in business administration.