第八章 結論與建議
第四節 後續研究建議
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第四節 後續研究建議
本研究以專利仲介組織觀點出發來探討專利交易，未來研究可以加入 買賣雙方的觀點，讓個案觀點更為豐富。
本研究所萃取的個案部分來自 TWTM 計畫，TWTM 計畫資料庫的專 利大多是大專院校、企業、財團法人的閒置專利，有可能是因為專利擁有 者本身能耐不足以進行專利交易，所以成為閒置專利，那就可以透過專利 仲介組織協助交易。但也有可能是因為這些專利申請時就只是為了衝專利 數，本質就難以交易。因此，後續研究除了繼續追蹤個案廠商後續專利交 易案件之外，也應該將研究範圍擴充至 NPE 廠商以及國外專利仲介組織。
本研究結論提出一個修正後研究架構，後續研究可以依循此研究架構 進行再次多個案驗證或者是大量資料驗證。
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