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A patent is no protection against a close substitute or a novel application. The speed of a new product's development and the timing of its entry to new markets should always take account of the competition. With the help of a case‐study, Dr. Robert Lomas of Bradford University and Richard Pratt of Huddersfield Polytechnic explain why innovation may be less profitable than imitation.

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