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Who captures the value of an invention

Who captures the value of an invention?

What a patent actually buys

Check: what a patent does not do

What actually protected the position

What made the capability transfer?

Check: who captures the value?

Engineering or branding

Engineering or branding?

Worked Example: running the appropriability assessment

Check: lead time as protection

Expert Depth: when licensing is the right answer

Expert Depth: what a prototype count actually signals

Check: why strong engineering lost

Practice: predict who captures the value

Check: does the margin still fund it?

Shows how to predict who captures the value of an innovation rather than assuming it is the inventor. Covers assessing how strong the legal protection genuinely is, listing the complementary assets required to bring the innovation to market, and determining whether the innovator or somebody else controls them.

Take an innovation and predict who will capture its value, by assessing how strong the legal protection genuinely is, listing the complementary assets required to bring it to market, and determining whether the innovator or somebody else controls those assets.

Inventing It Is Not the Same as Keeping It

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