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© NEC Corporation 2005 OECD Conference
Intellectual Asset Operations
Intellectual Asset Strategy at NEC~Integration of Business Strategy and Open Innovation~
Botaro Hirosaki, Ph.D.Senior Vice President & Exective General Manager of
Intellectual Asset Operations UnitNEC Corporation
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Intellectual Asset Operations Agenda
1.Outline of NEC Corporation
2. Intellectual Assets (IA) as New Management Resources
3. Open Innovation Paradigm
4. IA Strategy at NEC-R&D and Patent Prosecution-Technology Insourcing-Licensing and Spin-offs
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Intellectual Asset Operations
1. Outline of NEC Corporation
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Financial Highlights(for the year ended March 31, 2004)
Top Management
Mr. Akinobu KanasugiPresident
Mr. Hajime SasakiChairman
Established July 17,1899
- Net Sales US$47.1Bil- Operating Income US$1.75Bil- Net Income (Loss) US$0.39Bil- Total Assets US$38.8Bil- Employees 143,393
Outline of NEC Corporation
Business Domains:IT and NW Solution BusinessIT and NW Solution Business-System Integration (SI)-Mobile Handsets-Broadband
Through affiliate companies:-Semiconductor Solutions-Displays and Components
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Consolidated Sales of NEC
Net Sales by Market
ITソリューション事業
Net Sales by Segment
Net Sales4,906.8 Bil. Yen
ネットワークソリューション事業
エレクトロンデバイス事業
Japan
海外(For the fiscal year ended March 31, 2004)
Net Sales4,906.8 Bil. Yen
3,898.878%
1,016.922%
JAPAN
OUTSIDE JAPAN
932.219%
1,755.737%
2136.244%
IT Solutions
NW Solutions
Electron Devices
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2. Intellectual Assets (IA) as New Management Resources
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Background on ImportantIntellectual Asset Changes
1. Intelligence Becomes very Valuable
2. Intensification of Competition
・Acceleration of Technological Innovations
・Intensifying Market Entry・Global Competition・Difficulty of monopolizing Technology
・The Shift of the Resources for Competence
・Competition for Standardization
Proactive Use of Intellectual Assets as ManagementResources Becoming Important!
・Market Share, Sales Scale・Land Assets・Manufacturing Facility Scale・Management Attaching Importance to Securing Cheap Labor Force
・Management Attaching Importance to Profit Ratio
・Intellectual Assets Becoming Important as Profit Resources
Traditional New Style
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Intellectual Asset as Management Resources
Capital Information
Product Human Resource
Know-How
Technology
Brand PowerBrand Power
Tangible Assets Intangible Assets
Goodwill Intellectual Assets
On Balance SheetOn Balance Sheet Off Balance SheetOff Balance Sheet
Plants, Equipment, Credit, etc
When These Management Resources Are Rearranged…
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ASSETSLiabilities
Shareholder’s Equity
Intellectual Assets
(Brand, Patents, Know-How, etc…)
Shareholder’s Equity at
Market Price
Tangible Fixed Asset
Intangible
Asset
Aggregate M
arket Value
Corporate Value
Off-B
alance-Sheet
Book Value
Appraisal Gain Evaluation Gain/Loss
・The time is coming to an end when the profit of an enterprise is decided based on scale of the tangible fixed assets such as equipment.
・The resources that maximize profit are shifting to intellectual assets ( brand, patents, technology, know-how, etc…)
Increasing Interest to Off-Balance -Sheet
Current Asset
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Practical Use of Intellectual Asset as Management Resources
DefenseLevel 1
Cost ControlLevel 2
Profit CenterLevel 3
IntegrationLevel 4
VisionLevel 5 Enhancement of Corporate Value
Alliances, JVs
Making Profit Directly from IPR
Cross-Licensing
Built-in Original Products
Countermeasure against M&A
Contract Initiative
Strengthening of Current Net Profit
Insourcing of Promising TechBusiness Domain Protection
・Barriers to Entry・Non-Cost Competitiveness
The Source:Davis,J.,”Using Your IP to Increase Shareholder Value,”Patent Yearbook 1998, Economy Publications PLC, London, 1998
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3. Open Innovation Paradigm
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As a High-Tech Company, NEC Can NOT Reduce R&D.→Prompt Measures against the ROI Decline of R&D
Investments Are Needed.
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Limitation of Closed R&D-Why “Open Innovation Paradigm” Is Needed-
Edited by NEC based on Michikazu Murakami’s “Innovation Management Invoked by the Sense of Crisis” WORKS (Recruit, No. 37, 1999/12-2000/1)
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Open Innovation Paradigm
・Proposed by H. Chesbrough (Prof. of UC Berkeley)”An Innovation model, in which each pipeline is NOT CLOSED in the same company”.
Most suitable for IT and Network industries
• Very rapid innovation required• Fierce, global competition• Difficult to monopolize all intellectual assets and
smart people• Better business model beating better technology• Technology standardization important
Suitable for the following situations:
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2. Tech Insourcing
Business DevelopmentDevelopmentResearch
IA Strategy for Open Innovation
1. R&D and Patent Prosecution
4. AllliancesUsing
Licensing3. Licensing and
Tech Spin-Offs
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4. IA Strategy at NEC
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1. Integration with Business Strategy- Registration Focusing on Core Technologies
- Standardization- Patent Portfolio Management
2. Maximizing Technological Competitiveness- Continuous Investments in R&D- Cross- Licensing and Insourcing of promising New Tech
3. Enhancing Profit Opportunities- Friendly Licensing and Technology Transfer - New Licensing Schemes
IA Strategy at NEC
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Integration of Business and Intellectual Asset Strategy
Covered with NEC’s Technical
Strength (Dominance)
Small
Big
Small Importance of the Business (Promising Profit) Big
Strategic Alliance Business Fields
Profitable SpectrumTransfer, Abolish, Use in
Other industries
NEC’s Original Business Fields
Tech Enclosure
Know-How Enclosure
Business Enhancement with Alliances
Complementary Tech Insourcing
Standardization
Cross-Licensing
Licensing Out(Patents + Know-How)
Business Risk for NEC
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2. Tech Insourcing
IA Strategy [1] NEC’s Original Business Fields
Research
1. R&D and Patent Prosecution
3. Licensing and Tech Spin-Offs
4. Alliances Using
Licensing
DevelopmentResearch
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Continuous Investments in R&D Create New Business
Enforcement of Technological Competence Using R&D
World’s First Quantum Logic Gate (Two Qubit Solid-State Device)For future Super-computers
1 µm
Probe 2
Pulse 2 Pulse 1
Control Bit DC 1
1 um
Ground 2
DC2 Target Bit
Ground 1
Probe 1
NEC’s R&D Is Focusing on:- Information Systems - Networking - Electronic Devices- Fundamental Technology- Environmental Technology- Production Technology
0100200300400500
-400-300-200-100
’97 ’98 ’99 ’00 ’01 ’02 ’03 ’04
Net Income
R&D Investment
FY
Bil. yen
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Technology Insourcing and Investments
◆ To Maximize NEC’s Competitiveness, NEC has Obtained Licenses for:
-Secure Connection Technology(From Permio Technologies, Inc.)
- Low Power (Leakage) Transistor Design(From Transmeta Corp.)
◆NEC Invests in Promising Technologies through Universities and Venture Capital Firms
-Determining Newest Technology Trends
-Node Function for Technology Insourcing
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DevelopmentResearch
IA Strategy [2] Strategic Alliance Business Fields
2. Tech Insourcing
1. R&D and Patent Prosecution
Business Development
4. Alliances Using
Licensing3. Licensing and Tech Spin-Offs
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Alliances, Licensing and Spin-Offs◆ Business Alliance
- 3G Mobile System Infrastructure Alliance with Siemens- LCD Panel Alliance with Chinese Partner
◆ Licensing of Essential Patents-Carbon Nanotubes to Sumitomo Corp.
◆ Business Transfer of Non-Cores- Plasma Displays to Pioneer- Organic EL to Samsung
◆ Spin-Offs through Entrepreneurs in Residence-Vidient Systems Inc(USA)Video Surveillance IP Incubated Internally, Venture-Backed, and Spun-out
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3G Mobile System Infrastructure Alliance with Siemens
Development, Manufacture, and Sales of 3G Mobile System
Infrastructure
Siemens NECMobisphere
Capital Capital1999 Oct.
Siemens-NEC JV(Strong in Switching Technology)
(Strong in Radio Technology)
-Technical Compensation, Synergy Effects-Accelerated Innovation-Avoidance of Redundancy during Development
Win – Win Scheme
Royalty
Technology Transfer & Licensing
Technology Transfer & Licensing
Royalty
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LCD Panel Alliance with Chinese Partner
SVA Group NEC
SVA-NEC LCD
Capital Subsidiary
Technology Transfer & Licensing
China Japan
TV/Monitor use High Value-added Products
NEC LCD Technologies
Royalty
Capital
- New Technology Development
- Re-investmentG5 Size G2~G3 Size
JV(Shanghai)
Making a Profit by MaximizingNEC’s LCD Technology with Leveraging Chinese
Capital and Market
Business Launching intoHi-Tech Market by Introducing
NEC’s LCD TechnologyWin - WinScheme
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NEC Open Innovation Workshop-New Licensing Scheme ( in Japan)-
New Business,
License, New Companies,
New Divisions
NEC
Business Creation Forum and WorkshopBusiness Creation Forum and WorkshopHeld in February 2004, November 2004, and May 2005Held in February 2004, November 2004, and May 2005
Purposes :-Activation of Potential Technology-Creation of New Business ModelsFunctions :-Matching Place-Incubation (Technology and Business)-Verification of Trial Cases
Purposes :-Activation of Potential Technology-Creation of New Business ModelsFunctions :-Matching Place-Incubation (Technology and Business)-Verification of Trial Cases
Collab
oratio
n
Collab
oratio
n
Investment
Business Creation Initiative
Complementary
Technology
EntrepreneurVCTLO
VB
Major Company
Angel
Leading Company
http://www.ipr-nec.com/koubou/
Technical SeedsKnow-How
Technical SeedsKnow-How
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Win-Win Relationships through Collaboration with Other Companies
Alliances with partners through the “NEC Open Innovation Workshop” Results in Complementary Technology, Investments and Human Resources to Create New Business
Alliance Partners
Business
NEC
+Win–Win Relationships
Complementary Technology
Investments
Human Resources
Larger
EffectsTechnology Seeds
Business
Small
Effects
Market…
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Supply Chain made by “NEC Open Innovation Workshop “
NECDeodorizing Catalyst Technology
Material Manufacturer
Equipment Manufacturer
Facility Manufacturer
Engineering Company
Trading Company
End User
Driving Force of Companies to Create New Business
Licensing
Promote Business Alliance
-Catalyst for Deodorizing Case-
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ConclusionConclusion
・Amidst the Progress of IT, Intellectual Assets Become the Resource of Competence.
・ Adaptability Is Particularly Necessary for Management, Where Business Models Change Rapidly in Proportion to Moore’s Law and Other Factors.
・NEC’s Basic Intellectual Asset Strategy Is to Maximize the Power of Intellectual Creation as Business Value.
・Based on the “Open Innovation Paradigm”, NEC Has Put into Action Three Sets of Concrete Intellectual Asset Strategies:1. Integration of Own Business and Intellectual Asset
Strategies2. Enhancement of Technological Competitiveness3. Expansion of Income-Generating Opportunities