In a recent post on his 15 Inno blog, Open Innovation guru Stefan Lindegaard presented the ostensibly nonsensical hypothesis: R […]
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(Editorial note: This is a repost from this blog over 2 years ago, but the content is more relevant than
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I spent a few days last week at the Innovation Cubed Conference in Orlando. While there, I heard two instances
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Few things infuriate me more than supposed experts who make statements along the lines of \”patents are critical to innovation.\”
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This week, I am speaking at the Midwest IP Institute. I will be participating in a \”fire side chat\” with
Many experts insist that innovation cannot succeed without patents, and that the delays in the US Patent Office stifle innovation.
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I have been spending time in Northeastern Indiana–the land of my roots–to introduce my children to their aunts, uncles and
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Regular readers of this blog will recognize that I am a strong advocate of the use of patent information in
Recently, I have been spending considerable time working with innovation professionals to demonstrate the value-creation opportunities available by embracing IP
My friend Mary Adams of the Smarter Companies blog posted a brief article about Atul Gawande\’s recent book The Checklist
