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Roy Levien is among the all-time most prolific inventors in the world as measured by U.S utility patents, with over 737 issued[1] and more than 1,260 US patent applications.[2] He is also the recipient of the Microsoft Chairman's Award[3] from Bill Gates in 1990 for his work on applications architecture and the foundations of ActiveX. Levien co-authored the book The Keystone Advantage: What the New Dynamics of Business Ecosystems Mean for Strategy, Innovation, and Sustainability.[4]

Levien received an M.A. in Biology from Yale University, an A.B. in Applied Mathematics from Harvard College, and has attended the doctoral programs at the Harvard Business School and Cornell's department of Neurobiology and Behavior.

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  1. ^ US Patents with Roy Levien as inventor
  2. ^ US Patent Applications with Roy Levien as inventor
  3. ^ Biography of Roy Levien
  4. ^ The Keystone Advantage OCLC 54372524


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