Patent
Analysis
We
have developed a competence in the analysis of patent data to
explore technology development and the mapping of inventor and firm
networks. A particular development is the key inventor framework to
identify the leaders in a particular field.
- “Defining Key Inventors: A Comparison of Fuel Cell and Nanotechnology Industries,” with L. Lee, C. Chan and S. Ramakrishna, NUS, Singapore, forthcoming Technology Forecasting and Social Change, (2008) Vol. 75.
- “Innovation
in
Disruptive Regulatory Environments: A Patent Study of Electric Vehicle
Technology Development,” with R.Dyerson, European Journal of
Innovation
Management, (2006) Vol. 9, No.1, pp. 79-91.
- “Technology
portfolio alignment as an indicator of commercialisation: An
investigation of
fuel cell patenting,” Technovation, (2004) Vol.24 No.10,
pp.761-771.
- “Expecting the
Unexpected: Disruptive Technological Change Processes and the Electric
Vehicle,” International Journal of Innovation and Technology
Management,
(2004) Vol. 1, No. 2, pp.165-184.
- “Inventive
Concentration: An Analysis of Fuel Cell Patents,” with C.Liston-Heyes, Science
and Public Policy, (2004). Vol. 31, No. 1, p.15-25.
- "Technology
Commercialisation: Patent Portfolio Alignment and the Fuel Cell,” in
D.Kogaoglu
and T.Anderson (eds.) Technology Management for Reshaping the World,
Portland, (2003) pp.400-412.
- “Capability
Alignment and the Electric Vehicle”, in D.Kogaoglu and T.Anderson
(eds.) Technology
Management in the Knowledge Era,
- “Patterns
of
Activity and the Development of the Electric Vehicle”, (with
R.Dyerson), in
F.S.Wei and J.Bauly, (eds.), Management in the 21st Century,
- “Technology
Trajectories: Linking Basic Science and Commercialisation”, British
- “Patent
Data as
a Source for Technological Roadmaps”, IEEE Engineering Management
Conference,
- Key Inventors and Key Firms in Fuel Cell Development: A Patent Analysis, Research Paper Series, School of Management, Royal Holloway, University of London, # SoM-0605, (2006) pp. 17.
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