By Angelo J. Bufalino and William J. Voller III
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Valuing Intellectual Property For Software
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Valuing Intellectual Property For Software
Intellectual property, such as patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets and proprietary know-how, together with less defined intangibles, such as labor skills, distributor relationships, facility locations and so forth, have become both the vast majority of companies’ value and the fastest growing portion. A fair part of this increase has been the development and greater use of software to support production, research, financial reporting, human resource management and a broad range of operational and administrative functions to run the business.
