Teece: Profiting from technological innovation: implications for integration, collaboration, licensing and public policy
16 important questions on Teece: Profiting from technological innovation: implications for integration, collaboration, licensing and public policy
The analysis of the appropriability stages indicated how access to complementary assets (manufacturing etc.) is criticial if the innovator is to avoid handling over a big share to imitators. Teece will dive deeper in the appropriate control structure that the innovator ideally ought to establish over these critical assets. Which 3 types of structures are there?
2 Integration modes
3 Between those 2 extremes: intermediate forms and channels
Explain the first stage of Teece: thight appropriability regime?
The 3 building blocks (complementary assets, dominant design paradigma, regimes of appropriability) can be related in a way which will shed light on the imitation process and the distribution of profits. Teece begins with examining the appropriability regimes. Which 3 regimes are this?
2 Weak appropriability:
-Preparadigmatic stage
-Paradigmatic stage
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What is meant with the third building block of Teece: complementary assets?
According to Teece the existence of a dominant design is of great significance to the distribution of profits between innovator and follower. Why?
Explain the first property/structure of Teece: contractual modes?
Because imitators have a strong position, what should happen according to Teece?
Explain the third property/structure of Teece: Mixed modes?
Explain the second property/structure of Teece: Integration modes?
What is meant with the second building block of Teece: the dominant design paradigm?
1 The preparadigmatic stage (when there is no single generally accepted conceptual treatment)
2 The paradigmatic stage (a body of theory appears to be scientific accepted)
> At some point in time one design begins to emerge as the more promising. This dominant design makes competition shift from away from design to price. Scale and learning become much more important.
What is meant with the fist building block of Teece:
regimes of appropriability?
In order for Teece to develop a coherent framework to explain the distribution of outcomes, there are 3 fundamental building blocks that need to be explained. Which threee?
2 Complementary assets
3 The dominant design paradigm.
In the paper of Teece a framework is offered. What kind of framework?
What does the paper of Teece attempts to explain?
According to Teece there are 3 key words in profiting from innovation. Explain them:
2 Complementary assets (you need those assets to bring the innovation to the market. This is more than technological know-how, also assets like marketing, sales, manufactering)
3 Imitation
Name the different kinds of (in)formal IP protection? (Flikkema)
Informal: complexity, lead-time advantage (time between your innovation and the imitators), trade secrets, HR (difficult to copy) and reputational assets
> For ex. Intel with the stickers on the laptops and now a strong position because of that, is example of IP protection.
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