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The Bayh-Dole Act: Fostering Innovation Potential Across All Industries

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While current controversy of the recent administration’s statement is specific to the healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors, The Bayh-Dole Act, officially known as the “University and Small Business Patent Procedures Act,” was enacted in 1980 in the United States with the purpose of reigniting U.S. has on the global market.

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3 Core Elements of Intellectual Property Strategy

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What is Intellectual Property Strategy? An IP strategy helps entities manage their intangible assets—including patents, trade secrets, trademarks, and copyrights—in a way that aligns with their overall business strategy and goals. ELEMENT 1 1. ELEMENT 2 2.

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Methods of Commercializing Intellectual Property – Part II

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Commercialization Through Franchising Franchising is essentially a subset of licensing whereby the owner of an intellectual property grants the franchisee to replicate the entire business concept in a different location. Thus, spin-offs often function as an important means of technology transfers within the market.

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Role And Significance Of IP Due-Diligence In M&A Transactions In India

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With time intellectual property management has become a major aspect of business and growth. Companies frequently seek to grow their businesses or enter new markets by acquiring other companies, particularly those with intellectual property (IP) and/or technology. of such businesses.

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Navigating the Future: Blockchain Solutions for IP Challenges

Intepat

Blockchain also makes it possible to tokenise intellectual property assets, turning ownership or usage rights into digital tokens. By trading these tokens on blockchain-based markets, authors can directly and independently monetise their intellectual property.

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