Lugi Marengo
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Lugli Marengo’s research focuses on the intersection of innovation management, technological collaboration, and knowledge creation within industrial sectors. His most-cited work, “Towards a characterization of knowledge and assets created in technological agreements: some empirical evidence in the automobile-robotics sector” (2000), offers a foundational framework for understanding how firms generate and capture value through strategic partnerships. By analyzing real-world cases from the automobile-robotics industry, Marengo demonstrates how technological agreements produce distinct forms of knowledge—ranging from codified patents to tacit know-how—and how these assets shape competitive advantage. Though his citation count is modest, his contribution is notable for its early, nuanced look at the dynamics of inter-firm collaboration in a rapidly evolving field. Marengo’s work remains relevant for scholars studying open innovation, technology transfer, and the role of alliances in driving industrial change. His research provides a valuable lens for students and practitioners seeking to understand how knowledge is created, protected, and leveraged in high-tech partnerships.
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