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ARTICLE · 17 MAY 2023

How To Successfully Commercialise Computer-Aided Technology?

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The industrial economy has been inextricably bound up with the development of innovative solutions, with increasing competition and developing third world countries putting constant pressure...

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The industrial economy has been inextricably bound up with the development of innovative solutions, with increasing competition and developing third world countries putting constant pressure on the development of new and ever more complex technologies. As is the case in other fields of technology, there are also technical problems in the widely-understood area of information technology that simply cannot be solved without the help of high-level programming.

The high level of abstraction found in current programming languages and the multitude of libraries and frameworks make the work of developers easier and faster without a shadow of a doubt. It is only indirectly that the high-level code is addressed to humans (the code is read), but the direct (final) recipient of the machine code produced through the compilation process is the microprocessor, i.e., a "machine" and not a human. Because of this multifaceted nature, the legal protection of computer programs covers

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