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Three Essays on Digital Innovation from an Intellectual Property Rights Perspective
This dissertation uses the lens of intellectual property rights (IPR) to challenge the Information Systems (IS) field’s conventional view of a patent as a knowledge asset. It shows how IS scholars can leverage the IPR perspective to generate insights into digital innovation and how those insights
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