Introduction: IP valuation is a crucial step in understanding the value of your intellectual property (IP) rights, such as patents and property rights, and making strategic decisions for your business. There are different methods of IP valuation, each with its own advantages and disadvantages.
The DIN Institute's standard 77006 "Intellectual Property Management Systems - Requirements" offers specific recommendations for ensuring quality in IP management systems. It provides important assistance, as digitalisation is bringing intellectual property into the focus of many business models. The standard is primarily aimed at
In today's business world, intellectual property (IP) rights such as patents, trade marks and designs are invaluable. They secure innovation and contribute significantly to a company's competitiveness. However, without effective IP risk management, these valuable resources can easily be jeopardised.
Introduction The primary aim of a defensive patent strategy is to prevent the patents of other companies from being infringed. There are various reasons for opting for a more passive stance with regard to the handling of intellectual property.
The environment of a tech start-up In most cases, tech start-ups have to assert themselves against established companies. As a rule, these companies have extensive patent portfolios. In addition, they continuously apply for many patents. The following graphic from the DPMA illustrates this as an example
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