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ARTICLE · 26 NOVEMBER 2010

Using IP Searching to Augment Market Research

In a marketplace such as New Zealand, we are physically isolated from most of our international competitors and therefore need to utilise every tool at our disposal to ensure success in the global marketplace.

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Jared Millar
Jared Millar

In a marketplace such as New Zealand, we are physically isolated from most of our international competitors and therefore need to utilise every tool at our disposal to ensure success in the global marketplace.

Strategic use of Intellectual Property

One such tool is the strategic use of intellectual property (IP) information, which can supplement your own market research. While many businesses are usually well informed as to the current state of the market and what their competitors are presently doing, it is difficult to ascertain what the future may hold, and thus your research focus. The use of IP information can provide you with the leverage to make informed business decisions regarding your current and future research focus.

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