英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to explore the relationship among the expected patents value, patenting motives and patent portfolio characteristics based on expectancy theory. The study sample is 122 the government R&D sponsored projects supported by Industrial Technology Development Program responded from 766 questionnaires. We used the PLS partial least squares method to test the hypothesis. Firstly, the results showed that whether films expected that patent can create litigation value or commercial value, films applied patent to protect innovation. However, when the firms expected more litigation patent value, they have patent protection motivation not patent strategy motivation. The phenomenon means that firms in Taiwan patent is a law issue not a business mean that firms can use litigation to let competitors to license patented technology or attract cooperation opportunity. Besides, when the firms expected patent commercial value, they would have patent strategy motivation and use patent to improve a company's own position in negotiations with partners, licensees and the financial sector. When firms tend to have patent strategy motivation, they filed more patents and file then same technology in different countries. The firm had the larger patent portfolio in order to enhance corporate bargaining power rather than construct fencing patent portfolio to protect invention. Finally, we present the theoretical and practical implications about the suggestions of firm patent portfolio in the future. |