MexicoMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
In the developing countries, technology is sometimes not yet considered as a fully negotiable item, legally owned by the entity in possession of the same, and which can be used internally or licensed, sold or transferred in any manner to other entities in need thereof.
The process of innovation has been carried out mainly by government-owned entities and the process of appropriation may be regarded as still practically non existent in said countries, in which the private enterprises have not acquired sensitivity towards the necessity of legally owning technology.
Although the above described situation has not changed very much in general, there are now some more advanced developing countries, like Mexico and others, that are starting to develop a suitable strategy of innovation and appropriation of technology, in order to cope up with the globalization existent in the world at the present time, and are also starting to develop a well defined philosophy towards considering
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