Science and Technology Mapping with Bibliographics
The best kept secret on the planet!
The main ideas behind mapping science and technology are both old and new. Bibiliographics, the study of collections of documents, is decades old, but remains an active research area even today. The main technique of bibliographics is co-occurrence analysis. Co-word or co-citation analysis are the "most" common tools of bibliographic methods.
Bibliographic techniques, if properly used, can reveal relationships among sets of words, sets of authors and sets of documents via their citations. Co-occurrence analysis can also be used to show relationships among text clusters or citations in groups of patents. The result is typically a network picture or a landscape.
One would expect that techniques that can make sense out of massive piles of information would be in wide use today and that managers worldwide would have turned to bibliographic data mining to be sure the paths they choose for high-risk innovation projects would be well founded. One might expect it, but it is not so. Bibliographic techniques such as science and technology mapping, patent mapping or science modeling remain some of the best kept secrets on the planet.
It is our hope that some of the links below will excite your interest in science and technology mapping and stimulate your interest in using bibliographic methods in high-risk innovation and product development decisions. Patent Insights is available to help you take a step toward more accurate, more confident decisions. Call us at 847-249-2712.
Presentations by G.M.Oosta or Patent Patent Insights
U. New Mexico. EMBA program. Innovation and Technology Management Class July 23, 2010. Slides
SCIP 10 Workshop presentation at March 9, 2010.
SCIP MN Chapter and LifeScience Alley: Half-Day Workshop--Competitive Technical Intelligence, September 2009
Presentation at Village of Gurnee Chamber of Commerce August 19, 2009. Slides
Marcus Evans Conf. on Open Innovation. Strategic IP and Tech. Scenarios for OI Competitiveness. April 6, 2009† .
RNAi Europe 2008. RNAi and Epigenetics R&D: Scientific Intelligence (Stockholm) September 2008†.
RNAi World Congress 2008. Trends in RNAi technology (Boston), April 2008† .
Marcus Evans 2nd Annual Conference on Open Innovation. Workshop. February 25, 2008† .
RNAi Europe 2007. RNAi’s future from technology trends. (Poster). September 20, 2007.
Detroit Chapter of SCIP. Technology Triage. December 16, 2004.
Denver Chapter of SCIP. Technology Triage. February 6, 2004.
Puget Sound Business Intelligence Group. Technology Triage. November 13, 2003.
SCIP Meeting February 2003. "Choosing Technology Winners: A Systematic Approach to Technology Triage"
Patent Insights at PDMA in 2002. Technology Triage.
Where to Find Patent Insights
Patent Insights Profile on LInked-In
Patent Insights at MarketResearch.com
Patent Insights at the Competitive Intelligence Blog
Patent Insights at HotFrog
G.M.Oosta at PatentGenius.com
Selected Interesting Websites
Pajek Network Software NodeXL Network Software Add-in for Excel
Complex Systems and Networks Science vol.325 24 July 2009
Co-author analysis. Major Information Visualization Authors. Katy Borner et al..Indiana University
Map of Science Los Alamos
See also.
And Another
Science mapping with asymmetric co-occurrence analysis by David Chavalarias
Technology mapping using patent literature for supply chain management in Intl. J.of Logistics Sys. & Mgt.2007.3(4):395 - 404
Patent Mapping by Charles Boulakia October 05, 2001
WIPO Patent Mapping presentation
EPO Presentation on Patent Mapping
JPO Guidebook on Patent Mapping
Recommended Books
Competitive Technical Intelligence. Ed. Ashton & Hohhof. Competitive Intelligence Foundation. Alexandria VA. 2009
See Chapter 11 (page 141) on Technology Mapping by Patent Insights.
Grabbing Lightning. O'Connor et al. John Wiley & Sons 2008
They make the case that large corporations can be innovative. It's just not easy.
Competing on Analytics: The New Science of Winning. Davenport et al. Harvard Bus. School Press (HBS), Boston, MA. 2007
Good use of analytics is currently occurring in leading organizations.
Pasteur's Quadrant: Basic Science & Technological Innovation. Stokes. Brookings Institution Press, Washington, DC. 1997
Models and Methods in Social Network Analysis. Ed. Carrington et al. Cambridge Univ. Press, New York 2005.
Open Innovation: The new Imperative for Creating & Profiting from Technology. Chesbrough HBS, Boston, MA.2003
Open Business Models: How to Thrive in the New Innovation Landscape. Chesbrough HBS, Boston, MA.2006
The Innovator's Dilemma. Christensen. HBS, Boston, MA.1997
The Innovator's Solution. Christensen et al. HBS, Boston, MA.2003
Seeing What's Next. Christensen et al. HBS, Boston, MA.2004
Rembrandts in the Attic. Rivette et al. HBS, Boston, MA.2000
Blue Ocean Strategy: How to Create Uncontested Market Space & Make the Competition Irrelevant. Kim et al. HBS, Boston, MA.2006
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