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Tuesday, 2 August 2011

Technological Innovation Through Tech Mining For Market Dominance


Innovation means technological change. The technology change results in practical implication or commercialization, it does not mean just generation of ideas. The importance of technological innovation in today's competitive economy is very clear, as today the worldwide economy depends on technology and technological innovation to an extraordinary degree.

Technological innovation plays important role in the economical growth of any country. Us, Japan, and other European countries are developed only due to there technological progress. In recent years, Singapore, India, China and many other countries are advancing dramatically due to technological innovations and progress. High technology companies are a significant and growing component of the economy. The competitive of these companies depends on technological innovations. Innovations improves standard of living. Developments in medical and pharmaceutical technologies have delivered extensive returns in health and life span.

Technological innovation involves tech mining. Tech mining includes understanding the technological innovation processes to track them more effectively and get informed about latest happenings and make valuable business decisions about R&D and subsequent implementation and adoption choices.

Innovation is defined as the process by which technological ideas are generated, developed and transformed into new business products, process and services that are used to make a profit and establish marketplace advantage. A better understanding of the innovation process is essential to figure out empirical measures deriving from innovation activities to generate actionable technological intelligence.

Tech mining is done through data or information extraction from multiple data sources, compilation and analyzing the results and represents key findings in actionable visual representation for easy understanding to what is happening now and predicting the future technologies.

Various types of technology analysis that can be aided by tech mining is as follows:

(A) Technology Monitoring (technology watch) - cataloguing, characterizing, identifying and interpreting technology development activities

(B) Competitive Technological Intelligence (CTI) -exploring out "Who is doing what?"

(C) Technology Forecasting-anticipating possible future development paths for particular technology domains

(D) Technology Road mapping - tracking evolutionary steps in related technologies and, sometimes, product families, technology diversification and technology tree

(E) Technology Assessment - anticipating the possible unintended, direct, indirect, and delayed consequences of particular technological changes

(F) Technology Foresight - strategic planning (especially national) with emphasis on technology roles and priorities

(G) Technology Process Management - getting people involved to make decisions about technology

(H) Science and Technology Indicators - time series that track advances in national (or other) technological capabilities

Reasons to Do Tech Mining


Forecast likely development paths for emerging technologies - identify new products, research or service opportunity
Identify competitors, or collaborators, at the "fuzzy front end" of new product development - keep tract of your competitor's activity for market dominance.
Identify potential customers for your intellectual property ("IP") - new licensing, collaboration, acquisition and merger opportunities.
Discover additional application arenas for the outputs of your R&D - identify how to develop new products and services from your existing business processes, without inventing more.
Gauge market potential for prospective technology-based products and services
Be a wiser consumer of others' science and technology
Manage the risks of technology development and implementation based on better information.




Vinod Kumar Singh
Asst. Manager - IP Informations & Technical Writer - IP/Patent Intelligence
Email: vinod.patent@gmail.com





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Sunday, 19 June 2011

Indian Handset Market Size

Economic Times has an article on Nokia India’s strategy to not go down against its rivals like Apple, Google and Indian brands. The most important part of the article is the numbers.



  • Nokia’s market share reduced from about 64% in 2008-09 to nearly 52% in 2009-10

  • Samsung gained from 10% to above 17%

  • In the past 3 years, Micromax, Spice and Karbonn have emerged from nowhere to become number 3, 4 and 5 respectively

  • Nokia India, which is second biggest market for the company after China, contributed  Rs 18,000 crore to the company’s worldwide sales in 2009

  • The Indian mobile handset market has grown by 30.17 % from 116 million handsets in 2008, to 151 million handsets in 2009, as per Analysys Mason data

  • As per a CyberMedia Research report, the Indian mobile handset market will grow 25% by volume in 2011 to 210 million units with smartphones contributing sales of nearly 12 million units in 2011



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