How to Identify Prior Art?
The objective of Prior Art is to find out if the invention presented is unique or not. Prior Art is evidence that your invention is already an idea that another inventor in some part of the world has considered and worked upon. It can be found out in many forms, from a video to a […]...
How to Identify Disruptive Technologies?
Why do some companies make bank every year while others struggle to stay afloat? There are a lot of factors which decide the longevity and success of a business. But if there is one rare ingredient which can put any company at the top, it is this- presence of a disruptive technology. The pe...
How to file a patent in a few easy steps
Inventions have the power to change the world. A simple example would be the patent named “Navigation system using satellites and passive ranging techniques,” or the GPS. Can you imagine traveling these days without the help of a GPS system on your smart phones? When an invention is protec...
HOW TO SPEED UP THE PATENT PROCESS
32 months. That’s the average time taken to obtain a patent from a patent office. In this cut-throat world of business, that’s a lot of time. There are a number of factors that affect this time duration. From patentability searching to application drafting, filing, and so on, all of these take...
8 Ways to Monetize your Intellectual Property
Isn’t that something a lot of businesses are struggling with? Here is how you can make money from your IP: #1 Selling patent portfolio: Doing this can also make you money. If you are looking for cash, selling your patent portfolio is one of the best options. You need to calculate the value of your...
6 Legal mistakes that start-ups usually do
When you are starting a company, you need to be extremely cautious about legal mistakes that you might end up doing unintentionally. The following are some of the most common legal mistakes that start-ups make: Mistake #1: Not taking the help of professionals. You might scrimp on a few thousand doll...