entrepreneur

The NY Times is Wrong: Patent Auctions Do Not Provide Indendent Inventors with \”Protection\”

10 Comments / Blog, IP Monetization, NPE, Patent Business Strategy, Patent Monetization, Patent Trolls, Start-up IP Strategy, Start-up Patent Strategy, Uncategorized, Venture Capital Investment /

Patent auctions will do little to help independent inventors sell their patents Those seeking ways to generate revenue from their […]

The NY Times is Wrong: Patent Auctions Do Not Provide Indendent Inventors with \”Protection\” Read More »

IP Quality Must be a Key Feature in Any Financial Product Based on IP Assets

2 Comments / Blog, Intellectual Asset Management, Intellectual Property Strategy, Investment Decisions, IP Monetization, Mergers and Acquisitions, Patent Monetization, Venture Capital Investment /

Neil Wilkof of the great IP Finance blog brought up a couple of interesting issues in his latest blog post

IP Quality Must be a Key Feature in Any Financial Product Based on IP Assets Read More »

Reality Check for Inventors: Most Corporations Will Not Give Your Idea a First Look. Here\’s Some Reasons Why.

Leave a Comment / Blog, Entrepreneurs, IP Culture, IP Monetization, Open Innovation, Patent Monetization /

Many people assume that corporations will readily consider good ideas from external sources, presumably because from the outside it makes

Reality Check for Inventors: Most Corporations Will Not Give Your Idea a First Look. Here\’s Some Reasons Why. Read More »

Start-up Entrepreneurs & CEO\’s: If Your Goal is Investment or Acquisition, You are Probably Patenting the Wrong Things

Leave a Comment / Blog, Intellectual Asset Management, Investment Decisions, IP Strategists, Patent Business Strategy, Patent Landscaping, Start-up IP Strategy, Start-up Patent Strategy, Venture Capital Investment /

Do you treat your patents as a fence or a tollbooth? If you wish for your start-up technology company to

Start-up Entrepreneurs & CEO\’s: If Your Goal is Investment or Acquisition, You are Probably Patenting the Wrong Things Read More »

Setup Free Consultation