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Intellectual Property and Assessing its Financial Value
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Intellectual Property and Assessing its Financial Value

by Benedikt Sas, Stanislas De Vocht, Philippe Jacobs
December 2014
Beginner
200 pages
8h 3m
English
Chandos Publishing
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Overview
Accurate record keeping
Patents
Especially under the first-to-invent system in the United States (valid
until 2013), it is important for inventors to document when they first
conceived an invention, as well as all the activities that were carried out
in actually “reducing the invention to practice”, either by making or
carrying out the invention or by filing a patent application for it, referred
to as “constructive” reduction to practice.
All work and research activities should be documented in written
form, and should be dated and witnessed by another person. A
preferred form for documenting this type of information is an inventor’s
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ISBN: 9781843347927