2 Ways to Reduce Open Innovation Risk: Convert the Naysayers and Bring on the Seasoned Veterans
Open Innovation is risky. It\’s like letting a stranger in your house to see what valuables are there for the […]
Open Innovation is risky. It\’s like letting a stranger in your house to see what valuables are there for the […]
One of the biggest complaints I get from corporate innovation and product development professionals is how risk averse their lawyers
As my consulting practice becomes ever more busy, blogging must be relegated to times when client work is not pressing–that
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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 the IP Asset Maximizer Blog will know that I am a strong advocate of the use of
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Recently, I was asked to speak to a Georgia Tech MBA class about IP Strategy–specifically about the inter-play of IP
(Ed. Note: A family emergency has been keeping me away from the office. The good news is that I have
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I decided to start 2010 with a controversial premise: what if 9 out of 1o patents–or 90 %– issued in
The 2009 Open Innovation Summit was held in Orlando two weeks ago. The event was attended by corporate practitioners of
In remembrance of the 1 year anniversary of the Financial Meltdown, Forbes.com has included me in a list of bloggers asked to