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Enterprise-Wide Management of Intellectual Property

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To make continuous development of enterprise-wide Intellectual Property (IP) part of the enterprise’s strategic goals, employees and external partners need to believe that ideas matter and the enterprise will create value from them. To create this value, enterprises need to integrate all of the stages of IP management into their information technology architecture to facilitate development of unique and original innovations. To integrate IP, the enterprise needs to transform its knowledge development processes from capturing & reusing information to one of developing & revising its knowledge base.

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    Lekse, W. (2009). Enterprise-Wide Management of Intellectual Property. In: King, W. (eds) Knowledge Management and Organizational Learning. Annals of Information Systems, vol 4. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-0011-1_11

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