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Innovation encourage

Promote trust and innovation Provide a climate where organizational members at all levels can identify problems and make suggestions to improve opaations. Trust creates an atmosphere that promotes innovation. Encourage coordination and open communication among all operational departments. [Pg.393]

SONY To experience the sheer joy that comes from the advancement, appHcation, and innovation of technology that benefits the general pubHc to elevate the Japanese culture and national status to be a pioneer...not following others, but doing the impossible, respecting and encouraging each individual s abiUty and creativity. [Pg.128]

Much of this chemistry is still at an early stage of research, and there are few, if any, commercial applications. However, the potential environmental and safety benefits of these and other innovative chemical synthesis techniques will encourage further research and development. [Pg.39]

Promotes the general welfare of the magnesium industry world-wide by collecting and disseminating information, by encouraging research and by publicizing innovative uses of the metal. [Pg.271]

As explained by R. Branand (55) while U.S. manufacturers are well aware of the barriers imposed on U.S. collaborations by antitrust considerations. However they are usually not as familiar with the opportunities that are encouraged. Properly structured the competitor association can help USA companies achieve goals such as expanding into foreign markets, funding expensive innovations efforts, and lowering production and other... [Pg.289]

To encourage innovation by leaving responsibility for developing satisfactory solutions with industry. [Pg.56]

Incentives for R D in clean technologies Yes and no. Standards encourage specific technologies but not Brod innovation Yes. Stable C02 price is needed to induce innovation Yes. However, uncertainty over l permits prices could weaken innovation incentives... [Pg.32]

Thus, we see that the protection of innovation by means of patents affects the costs of innovating in both directions. However, these costs are also affected by the length of the patent. A long protection period increases the reward for the innovator, and encourages his or her activity. Given that many developments are cumulative, some subsequent innovations depending on their predecessors, the result is increased costs for the remainder or a restriction in terms of time. [Pg.28]

Over the last two decades, patents have played an increasingly important role in international trade and the protection they afford has been extended. Yet parallel to this, economic research on the impact of patents has been emphasizing that this is only one of the mechanisms for encouraging innovation. Furthermore, the extension of patent protection in publicly funded research is bearing fruit. [Pg.32]

Kremer, M. (1997), Patent buy-outs a mechanism for encouraging innovation , Cambridge National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER), working paper no 6304. [Pg.34]

A patent, therefore, encourages innovation by promoting research and development. It can also be regarded as a physical asset, which can be sold or licensed to third parties for cash. Patents also represent a unique source of technical information regarding the patented product. [Pg.68]

Recent innovations in ionization techniques have allowed the development of ambient mass spectrometry. Mass spectra can be determined for samples in their native environment without sample preparation. Although the ambient mass spectrometry technique is still in its infancy, its potential for serving as a tool of choice for high-throughput bioanalysis is very encouraging. [Pg.74]


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