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Strategic Patent Value Appraisal Model to Strengthen Corporate Technological Strategies

Published:2022-04-22 Issue: Volume: Page:359-371
ISSN:2327-350X
Container-title:Examining a New Automobile Global Manufacturing System
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In this chapter, the author creates the strategic Patent Value Appraisal Model (PVAM) that contributes to corporate management technology. Improvement of “patent value” signifies engineers' value creation at work (invention). This model consists of several elements each for “inventive technique” and “patent right” in order to explain the indispensable elements of inventive technique and patent right for a strategic patent, and verified the validity of the model at Toyota and other leading corporations. Furthermore, standardization has been carried out in order to spread the effectiveness of PVAM, and Amasaka's Laboratory Patent Performance Model (A-PPM) has been created and its effectiveness will be investigated through trial application at major enterprises.

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IGI Global

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