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ARTICLE · 14 APRIL 2022

The Difference Between Joint Development And Outsourcing In Technological Companies

Many high-tech and technology companies, especially those in their early stages, find it difficult at one stage or another to develop a certain product or technology.

IsraelCorporate/Commercial Law
Efraim Weinstein Law Offices
Efraim Weinstein Law Offices

Many high-tech and technology companies, especially those in their early stages, find it difficult at one stage or another to develop a certain product or technology. This difficulty leads them to consider whether they should hand their development (in whole or in part) over to a third party as part of an outsourcing strategy, or to form a partnership with another third party for the purpose of development, making that third party a partner not only in the development process but also in its products.

There are quite a few issues affecting the decision of such companies when coming to choose between these two options. Such issues include keeping intellectual property within the company, the company's human capital, the particular field in which the development is required, costs involved in each option, future considerations such as how technical support would be provided for that product or service and by whom, and more.

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