Commercialisation of university patents: A case study Kamariah Ismail, Wan Zaidi Wan Omar, Izaidin Abdul Majid

An a??Entrepreneurial Universitya?? engages with industry through various knowledge transfer practices and seeks to commercialise its research. As universities become more entrepreneurial, there is a sharp increase in patenting by universities but only a small proportion of these patents were ever commercialised, which represents a significant waste of resources. The primary aim of this book is to identify the factors that promote and/or hinder patent exploitation, to assist in decisions of which inventions to patent. The study then uses qualitative methods incorporating a case study approach. The patent portfolio from the University of Strathclyde is used as the case study. This study finds that whether a patent is commercially exploited, and the way in which it is exploited is influenced by three main factors: (i)the inventors, their characteristics and motivations. (ii) the characteristics and nature of the technologies (scope, stage), and (iii) the TTOsa?? resources and a due diligence system, or the lack of them. Это и многое другое вы найдете в книге Commercialisation of university patents: A case study (Kamariah Ismail, Wan Zaidi Wan Omar, Izaidin Abdul Majid)