Ideas become marketable intellectual property when they become an IP or intellectual asset. Registered IP includes patents, trademarks, and copyrights. Non-registered intellectual property includes know-how, trade secrets, business processes, business …
As an IP owner, it is essential to understand the various strategies for dividing your IP rights. It is crucial to know how to divide and license your IP rights …
When starting a new business, entrepreneurs often overlook licensing as part of their business plan. This can potentially be a fatal mistake. As an entrepreneur, you must know how to …
Protecting your intellectual property takes time. Especially if it is a patent. Waiting to complete your patent application can take up to three years. What do you do in the …
There are two ways to grow in business: organically or through acquisition. Organically growing a business is the traditional way of starting from scratch and slowly growing by reinvesting profits …
If you are an IP owner considering licensing, you may wonder if you can negotiate upfront fees in your licensing agreement. The answer is that in some cases, licensing agreements …
You may be considering licensing your intellectual property (IP) if you’re an IP owner. But what makes an IP “licensable”? The answer lies in building its value. The more valuable …
Have you ever dreamed of turning your yoga service into a destination brand? With the right strategy and licensing, it’s possible. One savvy entrepreneur found success by turning her yoga …
Finding the right licensing partner is key to a successful deal if you’re an inventor or startup looking to license your intellectual property. You might get a lot of money …
When it comes to intellectual property, several types exist. One IP type is called “Evergreen” because it has built its value over time. Examples of Evergreen IPs include major consumer …
