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ARTICLE · 09 JULY 2024

A Guide To Intellectual Property Protection For Startups

Defining an IP strategy will enable nascent companies to prepare effectively for their future growth. Colombe Dougnac from Novagraaf's SME and Startup team explains where to start.

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Defining an IP strategy will enable nascent companies to prepare effectively for their future growth. Colombe Dougnac from Novagraaf's SME and Startup team explains where to start.

The different intellectual property rights provide wide-ranging benefits and opportunities for emerging companies; especially those that are looking to establish themselves in innovative sectors, gain market share or attract investors.

For startups, as with other businesses, patent, design and trademark rights represent vital development tools that promote investor confidence, generate income and enable competitive advantage. The value that intangible assets will provide in the mid to long term will largely offset the cost of acquiring them in the first place, so long as they are maintained, protected and defended.

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