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Title:
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GLOBAL CORPORATE COOPERATION TREND ANALYSIS WITH DATA ANALYSIS - FOCUSING ON THE ELECTRIC VEHICLE INDUSTRY |
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Author(s):
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Jinny Seo and Eunsoo Sohn |
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ISBN:
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978-989-8704-62 |
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Editors:
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Paula Miranda and Pedro IsaĆas |
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Year:
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2024 |
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Edition:
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Single |
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Keywords:
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Collaboration, Research Collaboration, Network Analysis, Statistical Analysis, Bibliometric Analysis |
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Type:
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Poster |
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First Page:
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395 |
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Last Page:
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397 |
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Language:
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English |
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Paper Abstract:
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With the advent of the global era, the corporate cooperation pattern is changing from competition between companies and
institutions to competition between channels. The scope of competition is expanding, the lifespan of technologies and
products is also decreasing, and convergence between industries is taking place. In order to solve this problem, companies
are focusing on core competencies and the rest are operated in the form of cooperation. Cooperation can proceed by securing
technology, sharing knowledge, and securing assets. In other words, depending on market orientation, technology
orientation, and social orientation, technology transactions such as marketing sharing, joint research, and technology
transfer, M&A, joint use of equipment, exchange of technology and management information, etc. show effects such as
improving technology competitiveness, improving market competitiveness, and increasing intellectual property rights.
In particular, among various cooperation, technology-oriented joint research is expanding, and this phenomenon can be
confirmed through papers and patents, which are research results. However, other types of cooperation are difficult to
understand in detail due to activities between individual companies. Therefore, not only research cooperation but also data
that can replace various cooperation are searched, and related insights are presented through data analysis of representative
companies in a specific industry. The concept of cooperation and types of cooperation were examined, and data that can
represent this were searched. Among the papers and patent data representing research cooperation, the trend of research
cooperation was identified through patent data (PATSTAT) analysis that can more represent the innovation activities of a
company. In addition, various types of cooperation such as customers, suppliers, and partners were analyzed based on the
company's transaction data (FactSet's Supply Chain Relationships). FactSet data includes direct relationship data directly
disclosed by the target company and reverse relationships identified by companies, including data, various types such as
customers, suppliers, and marketing. The analysis target was defined as the electric vehicle field that is attracting attention
as the convergence industry. Transaction data were examined targeting the top applicants through patents. The relationship
of companies that have secured structural advantages within the industry was analyzed using quantitative information
analysis and network analysis methodologies (network density, network centrality, degree centrality, etc.). The current
status of research cooperation and other cooperation could be analyzed. This analysis result can also be used as reference
information necessary for strategy establishment of SMEs and mid-sized companies in the industry. In the future, it is
possible to expand to other fields to derive characteristics of each field. However, since corporate cooperation is an internal
matter of a company, it has a theoretical limitation limited to accessible data constructed based on public data. |
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