At the beginning stage of any invention the very first thing to decide is how to protect one’s product. There are only two options available but then which to choose needs to be decided properly. The first option is either apply to register a patent (provided that is patentable) or maintain it as a trade secret. The most appropriate method required to protect one invention will depend on the nature of the work and the product as both patent and trade secret have their advantages and disadvantages. Patent is a right granted for an invention, which may be a product or a process that gives, generally, a replacement way of doing something, or offers a replacement technical solution to a problem. To get a patent, technical information about th...
Different protection mechanisms may be employed at the same time when an innovation is comprised of ...
Because of the great part that such trade secrets play in the success of many industrial endeavors, ...
We present a model where an incumbent firm has a proprietary product whose technology consists of at...
An old retort in politics is “You’re either a Democrat or a Republican!” Likewise, the counterpart r...
Many inventions can be legally protected either by patent or by trade secrecy, and a conventional wi...
Trade secret law arose to help companies protect confidential information (e.g., the Coca-Cola formu...
10th Intellectual Property Scholars Conference (IPSC), hosted by the UC Berkeley School of Law\u27s ...
Annoncé sur le programme du colloque sous le titre "Protecting Intellectual Property".To protect int...
Trade secrets in a business activity must be kept confidential by either the licensee or the person ...
Trade secrecy and patent rights traditionally have been considered mutually exclusive. Trade secret ...
ED EPSThis paper investigates the choice of intellectual property protection for a process innovatio...
An inventor develops a numerical control system that allows a computer program to control the comple...
Comparison of patents and trade secrets as possible ways of protecting intellectual property rights ...
CESifo Working Papers n° 1715 - Category 9 Industrial - Pages 1-31 - Accessible en ligne : http://ww...
When employed by a company, in almost all the cases a new employee has to sign an agreement giving t...
Different protection mechanisms may be employed at the same time when an innovation is comprised of ...
Because of the great part that such trade secrets play in the success of many industrial endeavors, ...
We present a model where an incumbent firm has a proprietary product whose technology consists of at...
An old retort in politics is “You’re either a Democrat or a Republican!” Likewise, the counterpart r...
Many inventions can be legally protected either by patent or by trade secrecy, and a conventional wi...
Trade secret law arose to help companies protect confidential information (e.g., the Coca-Cola formu...
10th Intellectual Property Scholars Conference (IPSC), hosted by the UC Berkeley School of Law\u27s ...
Annoncé sur le programme du colloque sous le titre "Protecting Intellectual Property".To protect int...
Trade secrets in a business activity must be kept confidential by either the licensee or the person ...
Trade secrecy and patent rights traditionally have been considered mutually exclusive. Trade secret ...
ED EPSThis paper investigates the choice of intellectual property protection for a process innovatio...
An inventor develops a numerical control system that allows a computer program to control the comple...
Comparison of patents and trade secrets as possible ways of protecting intellectual property rights ...
CESifo Working Papers n° 1715 - Category 9 Industrial - Pages 1-31 - Accessible en ligne : http://ww...
When employed by a company, in almost all the cases a new employee has to sign an agreement giving t...
Different protection mechanisms may be employed at the same time when an innovation is comprised of ...
Because of the great part that such trade secrets play in the success of many industrial endeavors, ...
We present a model where an incumbent firm has a proprietary product whose technology consists of at...