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Managing corporate knowledge assets

Keywords: boundary spanning, explicit vs. tacit knowledge, knowledge management, knowledge absorption, machine learning

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Protecting intellectual capital

Keywords: appropriability, copyright, infringment, institutions, intellectual property rights, open source, public good, registered design, trademark, trade secret

• (Book) Grandstand, O. (2005) “Innovation and IPR”, in The Oxford Innovation Handbook, Fagerberg, J. et al. (eds). Oxford University Press, pp. 278-285
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Managing patents

Keywords: benefits and drawbacks from patents, freedom to operate, licensing, patent applications, patent strategy, patent trolls

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(c) Prof. Benoit Gailly, Louvain School of Management