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Economists, industrial engineers, and scholars of management, most from Europe, examine recent trends in analyzing knowledge and technology from an evolutionary perspective, based on the belief that such an approach can help a company maintain a competitive advantage in the global economy. They look in particular at innovation strategies in an artificial industry, the empirical performance of a new inter-industry technology spillover measure, evidence from joint patent activity on the effects of productive and technological specialization on inter-firm technological cooperation, Ericsson and mobile telecommunications as an example of surviving technological discontinuities through evolutionary systems of innovation, and other topics. The volume is produced in conjunction with the European Association for Evolutionary Political Economy. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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Erik Klueber
reviewed Technology and Knowledge: From the Firm to Innovation Systems on January 19, 2017
Technology and Knowledge: From the Firm to Innovation Systems
Bleah. Boring. Uninspiring. Nothing at all like his other book, Democratizing Innovation.
Quotes:
"It appears to me that innovating users of pultrusion process equipment are better able than innovating manufacturers to establish temporary monopoly control over their innovations. The key source of this difference is the ability of equipment users to hide their innovations for a period of time as trade secrets. This option is not open to manufacturer, who must display their innovations to customers in order to sell them."
"In effect, therefore, both users and manufacturers in this industry are both in a position to control the rights to an innovative engineering plastic that they may develop. But only a manufacturer (or a user who becomes a manufacturer) is in a position to exploit the significant economies of scale associated with engineering plastics manufacture. Given that this is so, a manufacturer that innovates is the only functional type of firm that does not have to incur the cost and risk of licensing this type of innovation to a manufacturer. The consequent saving in licensing-related cost and risk results in a higher expectation of net innovation-related rent for an innovating manufacturer than that which an innovating user might expect."
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