For many manufacturers in Australia, Intellectual Property (IP)
can be the most valuable asset the business owns. Why? Because IP
can be used in a variety of ways to support a business, writes
Greg Whitehead in
the latest edition of AMT (Australian Manufacturing Technology)
magazine.
For many manufacturing businesses in Australia, Intellectual
Property (IP) can be its most valuable asset. Why?
Because IP can be used in a variety of ways to support a
business.
However, after the best part of two decades working within the
IP industry and seeing numerous missed opportunities, it remains an
unfortunate reality that leaders and key decision makers at many of
Australia's most innovative manufacturing enterprises,
particulars SME's, do not adequately understand the full range
of ways in which they can capitalise on their IP.
