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This research endeavors to explore the patent portfolio of the Saudi Aramco, shedding light on the primary technology sectors where the corporation secures patents to protect its innovations. The fundamental objective of this paper is to identify gaps in research activities by conducting an in-depth analysis of patent data. By doing so, it aims to pinpoint both organizations and independent inventors within Saudi Arabia that are addressing research challenges akin to those tackled by Aramco but lack substantive research collaborations. Leveraging the comprehensive "Patentscope" database and employing advanced field combination search techniques, this study aspires to bridge these gaps in Saudi Arabia's research landscape. The outcomes of this research will be systematically conveyed to the industrial liaison department of Aramco. This crucial step will set the stage for future regional collaborations that embody the concept of the "triple helix relationship," bringing together industry, academia, and independent inventors to jointly confront global research challenges within Saudi Arabia. The significance of nurturing such cooperative endeavors cannot be overstated. It offers an unparalleled opportunity to harness the collective knowledge, resources, and expertise of multiple stakeholders. By doing so, it will undoubtedly contribute to the development of innovative solutions for pressing global research challenges within the dynamic landscape of Saudi Arabia's innovation ecosystem. This research is not merely a retrospective examination of patent portfolios; it represents a proactive step towards shaping the future of innovation in Saudi Arabia, catalyzing the triple helix collaborations that are at the heart of thriving innovation ecosystems worldwide. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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