List of the 100 most innovative Companies in the world 2014: BlackBerry made the cut?
There were 39 Japanese companies that made 2014’s top 100 most innovative organisations list, compared to 35 American firms, according to a 2014 Global Innovators list released by Thomson Reuters, a global financial news and information provider.
So more than one-third of the most innovative companies allegedly come from Japan, while Canada had one (BlackBerry)!
Somehow BlackBerry — yes BlackBerry made the cut?
The struggling cell phone maker, once dominated the smartphone space, but now its market share is less than 1% of the worldwide market, yet this is the 2nd straight year Blackberry was included on the list.
First launched in 2011, the list has been compiled on four patent-related criteria: overall patent volume, patent approval success rate, global reach of the portfolio and patent influence as evidenced by citations.
Here’s the full list of the 2014 top 100 global innovators:
3M Company | Furukawa Electric | Novartis |
ABB | General Electric | NTT |
Abbott Laboratories | Olympus | |
Advanced Micro Devices | Hewlett-Packard | Oracle |
Aisin Seiki | Hitachi | Panasonic |
Alcatel-Lucent | Honda Motor Company | Philips |
Altera | Honeywell International | Qualcomm |
Apple | Huawei | Ricoh |
Arkema | IBM | Roche |
Asahi Glass | IFP Energies Nouvelles | Safran |
AT&T | Intel | Saint-Gobain |
BASF | ITRI | Samsung Electronics |
BlackBerry | Johnson & Johnson | SanDisk |
Boeing | Kao Corporation | Seagate |
BOSCH | Kobe Steel | Seiko Epson |
Brother Industries | Komatsu |
Semiconductor Energy Laboratory |
Canon | Kyocera | Sharp |
Casio Computer | LG Electronics | Shin-Etsu Chemical |
CNRS, The French National Center for Scientific Research |
Lockheed Martin | Siemens |
LSI Corporation | Sony | |
Commissariat a l’Energie Atomique |
LSIS | STMicroelectronics |
Corning | Marvell | Sumitomo Electric |
Covidien | MediaTek | Sumitomo Rubber Industries |
Daikin Industries | Medtronic | Symantec |
Denso Corporation | Micron | TDK |
Dow Chemical Company | Microsoft | TE Connectivity |
DuPont | Mitsubishi Electric | Texas Instruments |
Emerson |
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries |
Tokyo Electron |
Ericsson | NEC | Toshiba |
ETRI | NGK Spark Plug | Toyota Motor Corporation |
Fraunhofer | Nike | Xerox |
Freescale Semiconductor |
Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal |
Xilinx |
FUJIFILM | Nissan Motor Company | Yamaha Corporation |
Fujitsu | Nitto Denko |
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