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Innovation and Intellectual Property Management (IIPM) Laboratory

The following is a list of short industry focused articles through which we hope to contribute to better IP management practice:

 

 

Tietze, F. (2019). From innovative ideas to viable businesses: How an IP strategy can help. The Manufacturer. UK.

Tietze, F. (2018). "How an open approach to patents can help building a sustainable future." Department of Engineering Newsletter(23 (Spring)): 8.

Tietze, F. (2018). "Five IP challenges for a digital economy." The Manufacturer(October).

Tietze, F. (2018). "IP challenges for a digital economy." IfM Review(9).

Tietze, F. (2017). "What happens to IP when David meets Goliath?" The Manufacturer(March): 60-62.

Tietze, F. (2017). How an open approach to patents could help build a sustainable future. The Conversation: online only.

Tietze, F. (2017). How a free-for-all on patents could help build a sustainable future. The Independent: online only.

Tietze, F. and G. D. Lauritzen (2016). "IP challenges in multi-partner collaboration." PARTNER - Institute for Collaborative Working: 90-91.

Tietze, F. (2016). "Patently not obvious." Cambridge Business(May): 34-37.

Tietze, F. (2016). "Getting to grips with IP." IfM Review(5): 10.

Tietze, F. and D. Probert (2015). "Patent informatics for collaboration management." PARTNER - Institute for Collaborative Working(May): 109-111.

News & Blog articles

Welcome to the team: Dr Soujanya Mantravadi

4 September 2024

Dr Soujanya Mantravadi joined the IIPM Lab in September to work on the ILI project (Impact Licensing Initiative) funded by EU Horizon, respectively UKRI. Soujanya brings a wealth of experience to the table and joining us from the IfM’s Centre for International Manufacturing (CIM). She has a PhD in industrial engineering...

IIPM lab to embark on new, EU(UKRI)-funded project "Impact Licensing Initiative"

4 September 2024

We are pleased to announce that the IIPM lab will participate in the EU(UKRI)-funded project "Impact Licensing Initiative". Technologies and data are still underused or sub-optimally allocated to solve the societal challenges of today in Europe and beyond. Moreover, the COVID pandemic and the recent war in Ukraine has...

New working paper on the use of patent data to identify disruptive innovation

20 August 2024

Very pleased to announce the publication of our new working paper together with colleagues from Fraunhofer Institute for Technological Trend Analysis INT, Fraunhofer Group for Innovation Research, OECD Directorate for Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) and the Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt. The paper focuses on...