Intellectual Property Market - Saving your Business From Forgery
In
the modern business world, intellectual property has emerged an asset
in itself. Registering intellectual property (IP) and protecting it
has become a burgeoning market – thanks to the price IP can now
command during partnerships, mergers, and takeovers. As companies
large and small become more aware about protecting their patents and
proprietary processes or knowledge, the intellectual property market
is bound to report expansion. The report on the intellectual property
market studies different resources and assets such as designs,
trademarks, copyrights, and patents.
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From
being confined to the technical industry, the concept of intellectual
property has now made its way into other conventional and emerging
industries. Government policies have been designed around
intellectual property, and companies are in the intellectual property
are now reaping the benefits of the same. The report analyzes these
aspects and converts them into numbers and figures for readers to
gain a clear understanding of the global intellectual property
market. This is done via the use of industry-leading analytical tools
and databases. Market projections are provided for the duration 2014
to 2020, and are based on a meticulous review of the micro and macro
factors at play in the intellectual property market.
Overview
Organizations
in the intellectual property (IP) market offer IP rights management
services to organizations as well as private individuals such as
artists, designers, and authors. Intellectual rights protection
allows organizations and individuals alike to innovate freely,
without fear of their proprietary ideas being monetized by others.
But on the flip side, the intellectual property rights market faces
loss of revenues because of the sheer costs associated with obtaining
licenses, copyrights and designs - all of which are intellectual
property. Intellectual property has implications for private and
public entities, as both strive to maintain a balanced patent system
that can further be used for commercializing a technology/know-how or
restricting its widespread use. However, it is now amply evident that
intellectual property rights are a powerful tool for securing
financial or takeover deals, and during negotiations. The
intellectual property market also features law firms that advise
their clients on protecting and using their intellectual property in
compliance with the regulatory mandates in different regions of the
world.
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The
global intellectual property market will move a step close to
maturity when IP laws are followed, information transparency is
achieved, and strategic thinking is given importance. Leading
economies have already passed laws to encourage this. In the United
States, for instance, introduced the America Invents Act in September
2011. The act is aimed at enhancing product quality by collecting
third party patent-related information and registering it with the
United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
The
report segments the global intellectual property market based on
geography and property type. By geography, the market is composed of
North America, Asia Pacific, Europe, and Rest of the World. By
property type, the market comprises: Patents, trademarks, copyrights,
trade dress, copyrights, and trade secrets. While patents offer the
inventor the exclusive rights of using their intellectual property,
copyrights work on a similar understanding but for a limited time
frame. With patents and copyrights becoming an important asset for
companies wanting to maintain a lead over their competitors, it is
expected that they will spend more on acquiring these rights. The
development of patenting funds will also pump in more revenue into
the global intellectual property market. The trend of online
intellectual property is developing into a solid market in its own
right.
Intellectual
property market, by type:
Patents
Trademarks
Copyrights
Trade dress
Copyrights
Trade secrets
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