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2011年11月16日 星期三

那家公司的專利多 "Top 100 Global Innovators" report

Where innovation lies

Nov 16th 2011, 16:54 by The Economist online

Where are the world's most innovative companies and what do they do?

Companies that make semiconductors and other electronic components are collectively the most innovative industry, according to an analysis of patents carried out by Thomson Reuters, an information-services provider. Its "Top 100 Global Innovators" report rates companies by the proportion of their patent applications that are granted; the number of "quadrilateral" patents (those granted in China, Europe, Japan and America); how often patents are cited by other companies; and whether patents relate to new techniques or inventions or are refinements of existing ones. This approach is intended to overcome the limitations of using the number of patents filed or granted as a measure of innovation. Of the 100 companies in the list, which is not ranked and relates to patent activity from 2005-2010, 40 are from America, 27 from Japan and 11 from France. No Chinese companies qualified. The report says this "underscores the fact that although China is leading the world in patent volume, quantity does not equate to influence and quality."


TOP 100 INNOVATORS

Business Name Country
3M Company USA
ABB, Ltd. Switzerland
Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. USA
Airbus France
Alcatel-Lucent France
Alcon, Inc. USA
Alfa Laval Sweden
Analog Devices, Inc. USA
Apple, Inc. USA
Applied Materials, Inc. USA
Arkema France
ASML Netherlands
Atlas Copco Sweden
Avaya, Inc. USA
BASF Germany
Bayer Germany
Boeing USA
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company USA
Brother Industries, Ltd. Japan
Canon Inc. Japan
Cheil Industries, Inc. South Korea
Chevron U.S.A, Inc. USA
CNRS, The French National Center for Scientific Research France
Commissariat à l’Energie Atomique France
Corning Incorporated USA

Daikin Industries, Ltd. Japan
Denso Corporation Japan
Dow Chemical Company USA
DuPont USA
Eaton Corporation USA
Ericsson Sweden
Ethicon, Inc. USA
Exxon Mobil Corporation USA
FANUC Ltd. Japan
Fujitsu Limited Japan
General Electric Company USA
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company USA
Hamilton Sundstrand Corporation USA
Harris Corporation USA
Hewlett-Packard Company USA
Hilti Corporation Liechtenstein
Hitachi, Ltd. Japan
Hoffmann-La Roche USA
Honda Motor Company, Ltd. Japan
Honeywell International Inc. USA
IFP Energies Nouvelles France
International Business Machines Corporation USA
Intel Corporation USA
Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Ltd. Japan
Konami Digital Entertainment Co., Ltd. Japan

L'Oréal France
LG Electronics, Inc South Korea
LS Industrial Systems Co., Ltd. South Korea
LSI Corporation USA
Microsoft Corporation USA
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation Japan
Motorola, Inc. USA
Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Japan
NCR Corporation USA
NEC Corporation Japan
Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation Japan
Nitto Denko Corporation Japan
Olympus Optical Japan
Panasonic Corporation Japan
Philips Netherlands
Procter & Gamble Company USA
Qualcomm Incorporated USA
Raytheon Company USA
Rhodia Operations France
Rockwell Automation, Inc. USA
Rohm and Haas Company USA
Rosemount, Inc. USA
Royal Dutch Shell Netherlands
Saint-Gobain France
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. South Korea

SanDisk Corporation USA
Sandvik Intellectual Property AB Sweden
Scania Sweden
Seiko Epson Corporation Japan
Semiconductor Energy Laboratory Co., Ltd. Japan
Sharp Corporation Japan
Shin-Etsu Chemical Co., Ltd. Japan
Siemens Germany
Snecma France
Societe de Technologie Michelin France
Sony Corporation Japan
Sumitomo Electric Industries Ltd. Japan
Sumitomo Rubber Industries, Ltd. Japan
Symantec Corporation USA
Synopsys, Inc. USA
TE Connectivity Switzerland
Tetra Laval Switzerland
Toshiba Corporation Japan
Toyota Motor Corporation Japan
Unilever Netherlands/UK
UOP USA
Volvo Sweden
Wacker Chemie Germany
Xerox Corporation USA
Yamaha Corporation Japan

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