Recently by Steven J. Frank
Surviving Intellectual-Property Due Diligence
Intellectual property (IP), once seen as a dull but necessary legal expense, has steadily advanced into the big leagues of business strategy. From profit-shy research institutions to secretive hedge funds, nearly every sector of the U.S. economy has embraced IP as a means of securing market...
Read MoreMaking Patent Committees Proactive
Investors expect them. The chief technology officer may insist on one. But companies with patent committees too often seem like your parents with a brand-new iPod: they know they're supposed to have the thing, but aren't necessarily sure what to do with it or how it works. Patent committees are...
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