The innovative performance of in-house and contracted R&D in terms of patents and utility models

Article Abstract:

A study compares the impact of research undertaken within a company, with that done by contracting outside party. It is revealed that in-house research brings in more innovations and patents.

Contracts & orders received, Science & research, Spain, Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors, Contracts & orders let, Patent Programs, Research, Analysis, Contracts, Contract agreement, Patents, Patent/copyright issue

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Choosing among alternative technological strategies: an empirical analysis of formal sources of innovation

Article Abstract:

Diversity in the methods used by different companies in selecting technologies for developing research and development services are analyzed with reference to data from Spanish firms.

France, Services information, Services

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Survivor: The role of innovation in firmsE survival

Article Abstract:

Extent to which innovations support survival of firms in Netherlands is examined.

Netherlands

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