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A Real-time Evaluation of Intellectual Capital, Intellectual Property and Intellectual Property Rights in Early-stage On-line Enterprises This paper examines how entrepreneurs create, develop and exploit their knowledge assets, in particular, their intellectual capital (IC), intellectual property (IP) and intellectual property rights (IPRs), in the knowledge economy.   
Business Methods Patents This white paper discusses the patent history of business data processing, the transition this technology is beginning, and the initiatives the USPTO is engaged in to keep pace with this transition and to improve quality in the examination of this technology.   
Copyright and related rights in the information society The harmonization of certain aspect, focus on EU policy  
Current Position and Outlook On the intellectual property policy of the EU  
Developing Strategically Relevant Measures Of Intellectual Capital Intellectual capital measures must have relevance to the organisation to which they relate, such relevance being obtained through linking intellectual capital measures to strategy. This paper describes a process for the selection of relevant measures of intellectual capital.  pdf-file  
European Patent Convention Introductory text   
FAQs about Patents    
FAQs about Trademarks    
Geographical Indications About terms like "Champagne," "Cognac," "Roquefort," "Chianti," etc.  
How Strong Are Weak Patents? We analyze the licensing of patents that may be invalid, to licensees who compete in a downstream product market. pdf-file 2005  
Industrial Designs What they are, what they do, and more general information, quick overview  
Intellectual capital – defining key performance indicators for organizational knowledge assets This paper takes a knowledge-based view of the firm and discusses the importance of measuring organizational knowledge assets. Knowledge assets underpin capabilities and core competencies of any organisation.   
Intellectual Capital Disclosure in Knowledge Rich Firms: The Impact of Market and Corporate Governance Factors. Intellectual capital disclosure (ICD) in corporate annual reports has received growing European attention.   
Intellectual Property Intellectual Property Rights Helpdesk, provided by the European Commission  
Intellectual Property in the Context of e-Science E-science promises to allow globally-distributed collaboration and access to scientific research via computer networks, but e-science development is already encountering difficulty over the intellectual property rights associated with data and networked collaborative activity. A firm understanding of not only the technical structure but of the social and communicative structure of e-science will be necessary in order to adapt licensing solutions to the practice of e-science. 2007  
Intellectual Property Management This slide show gives a good overview on the topic.   
Intellectual Property Metrics Today: It Can Be Done I Part I. pdf-file. 2005  
Intellectual Property Metrics Today: It Can Be Done II Part II. pdf-file. 2006  
Intellectual Property Strategy and Business Strategy: Connections through Innovation Strategy An IP strategy should be well matched to a complete innovation strategy, which in turn should be well matched to the complete business strategy of the organisation. This is indeed the essence of what makes for an IP strategy, as without these connections and synergies we have only IP tactics and IP decisions and resource allocations.   
It's Worth Keeping An Eye On Making sure intellectual property is protected can reap benefits and prevent hassles. Brief Checklist  
Measuring and benchmarking intellectual capital The paper explores techniques of benchmarking the operational management of IC.   
Organizational Structures and Practices Organizational Structures and Practices Used in the Management of Intellectual Property in Science Based Organizations with Geographically Separated Research Centres. August 2001  
Patents What they are, what they do, and more general information, quick overview  
Strategic Intellectual Property Portfolio Management Technology Appraisal by Using the "Technology Heat Map". This tool can be applied as an analytical method to support the formulation of R&D strategies, the search for target companies for M&A and the evaluation of intellectual property portfolios.  
The ABCs of Intellectual Property Protection This primer from CSO magazine covers basic and overlooked steps for keeping your secrets secret. January 2004  
The Impact of Uncertain Intellectual Property Rights on the Market for Ideas:  Evidence from Patent Grant Delays. This paper considers the impact of the intellectual property (IP) system on the timing of cooperation/licensing by start-up technology entrepreneurs.   
To See Patents As Devices of Uncertain (But Contingent) Quality: A Foucaultian Perspective Commentators argue that the patent system is uncertain and that the uncertainty should be reduced. The application of a Foucaultian perspective demonstrates that the interdisciplinary nature of the system means that it will necessarily be uncertain.  
Understanding corporate value: Managing and reporting intellectual capital Value can be generated by intangibles not always reflected in financial statements and forward-looking companies have realised that these are an integral part of fully understanding the performance of their business. Pdf-file  
What are Patents? Here is a quick overview about the rules, kinds and restrictions of patents.  
What to do About Bad Patents At the time patent applications are reviewed, the Patent and Trademark Office has no way of identifying the small number of applications that are likely to end up having real economic significance. Thus patent applications are for the most part treated alike, with every application getting the same review. In this short magazine piece, we urge in response three basic reforms. Abstract; link to downloadpage is available. 2005  
 

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From Ideas to Assets: Investing Wisely in Intellectual Property
by Bruce Berman
From Ideas to Assets provides a comprehensive overview of key business topics in intellectual property. The book features expert contributions from more than twenty-five top investment bankers, venture capitalists, licensing executives, financial analysts, corporate and outside patent attorneys, and valuation experts. These thoroughly researched contributions are presented in four broad sections: Identifying and Understanding Intellectual Property ; Exploiting Intellectual Property; Measuring Intellectual Property Performance; and Intellectual Property Transactions and Finance. Each section provides readers with both essential background information and fresh perspectives on current trends and developments. More than one hundred graphs, charts, and diagrams, many never before presented, help to illustrate and clarify concepts for busy readers. A handy data bank section and more than fifty annotated Web sites and URLs provide IP-business information not readily available.
The book explains how innovations, in conjunction with legal rights and market demand, form business assets, which is especially true in the areas of information technology and medical science. In addition, From Ideas to Assets presents techniques for placing a monetary value on such assets. Though focused primarily on patents, the book also covers trademarks, which affect brand names, and several other important areas of intellectual property, including IP licensing and securitization.

Protecting Your #1 Asset : Creating Fortunes from Your Ideas : An Intellectual Property Handbook (Rich Dad's Advisors)
by Michael A. Lechter
Since failing to know the rules can lead to disaster, this book will familiarize readers with the basics they need for protecting their company's critically important rights involving copyright, patents, trademarks, and all other aspects of intellectual property. Learn How to: - Turn your ideas into intellectual property assets 
- Identify and benefit from potential intellectual property assets that you may already own 
- Avoid inadvertently giving away your rights 
- Use your intellectual property to build barriers to your competition 
- Generate cash flow by licensing your intellectual properties to others 
- Use intellectual property to aid in raising capital, and as an alternative to raising capital

 

 
     

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