Cyclical IPR-public Grant Engine Driving R&D Innovation in Small Research-intensive Private Enterprises

Q2 Engineering
C. Sinadinos
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Abstract

A reciprocal relationship has been documented between registering formal intellectual property rights (IPR), obtaining public grants, and undertaking publicly subsidised R&D innovation projects. Focusing on SMEs as key beneficiaries of such grants, this paper provides an original conceptual framework to rationalise this relationship based on the core criteria to obtain and successfully exploit both grants and formal IPR. R&D innovation grants from several European countries display common elements conducive to securing formal IPR status. Novel observations of several European SMEs demonstrate an innovation engine cycling between formal IPR management and publicly subsidised R&D innovation, sometimes for multiple cycles over several years. This was seen for varying grant sizes, technological sectors, and geographical locations. The framework and observations presented herein are of potential interest to research-intensive SMEs, public grant bodies, and professional service providers for public subsidies and IPR management.
周期性知识产权-公共资助引擎驱动小型研究密集型民营企业研发创新
注册正式知识产权(IPR)、获得公共拨款和承担公共补贴的研发创新项目之间存在互惠关系。本文将中小企业作为此类赠款的主要受益者,根据获得和成功利用赠款和正式知识产权的核心标准,提供了一个原始的概念框架来合理化这种关系。来自几个欧洲国家的研发创新拨款显示出有利于获得正式知识产权地位的共同因素。对几家欧洲中小企业的新观察表明,创新引擎在正式的知识产权管理和公共补贴的研发创新之间循环,有时在几年内循环多个周期。这体现在不同的赠款规模、技术部门和地理位置上。本文提出的框架和意见可能会引起研究密集型中小企业、公共资助机构和公共补贴和知识产权管理专业服务提供商的兴趣。
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Journal of Innovation Management
Journal of Innovation Management Engineering-Engineering (miscellaneous)
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