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Lin, Zhou,

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The Changing Chinese Intellectual Property Landscape in the New Era: Understanding the Connections Between Corporate IP Practices and Business Performance in Shenzhen /

紀錄類型:	書目-電子資源 : Monograph/item
正題名/作者:	The Changing Chinese Intellectual Property Landscape in the New Era: Understanding the Connections Between Corporate IP Practices and Business Performance in Shenzhen // Zhou Lin.
作者:	Lin, Zhou,
面頁冊數:	1 electronic resource (198 pages)
附註:	Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 86-03, Section: A.
Contained By:	Dissertations Abstracts International86-03A.
標題:	Innovations. -
電子資源:	https://pqdd.sinica.edu.tw/twdaoapp/servlet/advanced?query=31245203
ISBN:	9798384160434

The Changing Chinese Intellectual Property Landscape in the New Era: Understanding the Connections Between Corporate IP Practices and Business Performance in Shenzhen /
Lin, Zhou,

The Changing Chinese Intellectual Property Landscape in the New Era: Understanding the Connections Between Corporate IP Practices and Business Performance in Shenzhen /Zhou Lin. - 1 electronic resource (198 pages)

Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 86-03, Section: A.

The recent two decades have seen a surge in patent and trademark applications by Chinese enterprises. But the volume increase has not effectively resulted in enhanced enterprise competitiveness. This unsatisfactory reality has drawn widespread attention to intellectual property (IP) capabilities.Based on a review of the existing literature on industry positioning, resource-based view, capability-based view and IP as a resource, this Thesis constructs a theoretical model of the relationship between IP capabilities and business performance. Specifically, IP capabilities consist of patent capabilities and trademark capabilities in the scope of this Thesis, and business performance is measured by competitive position and profitability. Then measurement formulas are designed to measure the relationships between the independent variables, control variables and dependent variables of the model.To test the reliability and validity of the proposed model, an empirical study of 204 companies with a government-recognised IP management system in Shenzhen was carried out. Statistical analyses results suggested that both patent capabilities and trademark capabilities are significantly and positively associated with business competitiveness, validating the applicability of the model.Following the empirical study, Huawei and ZTE were selected as cases for a qualitative study. The results turned out consistent with the empirical study. Besides, how the IP capabilities of the two case companies affect their business competitiveness is discussed.Finally, suggestions on how to optimize patent and trademark strategies, including application, commercialisation and protection, are put forward for Chinese enterprises to enhance their competitiveness.

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520 $a The recent two decades have seen a surge in patent and trademark applications by Chinese enterprises. But the volume increase has not effectively resulted in enhanced enterprise competitiveness. This unsatisfactory reality has drawn widespread attention to intellectual property (IP) capabilities.Based on a review of the existing literature on industry positioning, resource-based view, capability-based view and IP as a resource, this Thesis constructs a theoretical model of the relationship between IP capabilities and business performance. Specifically, IP capabilities consist of patent capabilities and trademark capabilities in the scope of this Thesis, and business performance is measured by competitive position and profitability. Then measurement formulas are designed to measure the relationships between the independent variables, control variables and dependent variables of the model.To test the reliability and validity of the proposed model, an empirical study of 204 companies with a government-recognised IP management system in Shenzhen was carried out. Statistical analyses results suggested that both patent capabilities and trademark capabilities are significantly and positively associated with business competitiveness, validating the applicability of the model.Following the empirical study, Huawei and ZTE were selected as cases for a qualitative study. The results turned out consistent with the empirical study. Besides, how the IP capabilities of the two case companies affect their business competitiveness is discussed.Finally, suggestions on how to optimize patent and trademark strategies, including application, commercialisation and protection, are put forward for Chinese enterprises to enhance their competitiveness.
520 $a Nas ultimas duas decadas assistiu-se a um aumento nos pedidos de patentes e marcas registradas por empresas chinesas. Mas o aumento de volume nao resultou efectivamente em maior competitividade empresarial. Esta realidade atraiu ampla atencao para os recursos que tinham sido alocados a propriedade intelectual (PI).Com base em uma revisao da literatura existente sobre posicionamento da industria, visao baseada em recursos, empresas assentes em capacidades dinamicas e PI como activo, esta Tese propoe um modelo conceptual da relacao entre as capacidades de PI e o desempenho empresarial. Especificamente, os recursos de PI consistem aqui em recursos de patentes e recursos de marcas registadas e o desempenho do negocio, medido pela posicao competitiva e rentabilidade. Em seguida, abordagens de medicao sao avancadas para medir as relacoes entre as variaveis independentes, variaveis de controle e variaveis dependentes do modelo.Para testar a validade do modelo proposto, foi realizado um estudo empirico de 204 empresas com um sistema de gestao de PI reconhecido pelo governo em Shenzhen. Os resultados das analises estatisticas sugerem que tanto a capacidade em patentes quanto a capacidade em marcas estao significativa e positivamente associadas a competitividade empresarial, demonstrando a aplicabilidade do modelo proposto nesta Tese.Apos o estudo empirico quantitativo, a Huawei e a ZTE sao estudadas como casos com vista a um estudo qualitativo complementar para reforco da validacao e aprofundamento granular dos argumentos esbocados nesta Tese. Os resultados mostraram-se consistentes com o estudo quantitativo. Alem disso, discute-se como as capacidades de PI das duas empresas do caso afectam a competitividade nos seus negocios.Por fim, sao apresentadas sugestoes sobre como optimizar as estrategias de patentes e marcas, incluindo aplicacao, comercializacao e proteccao, para que as empresas chinesas aumentem sua competitividade.
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