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 This post is a special collection of materials on the related processes of invention, entrepreneurship, R&D, commercialisation and innovation. All links are to materials available in this
integrated Lightbulb blog and Dilanchian website.
Intellectual property (IP) is often thought of as a thing. Think software, technological devices, books and CDs. However, for developers and owners of IP, better results are achieved if they think of IP as being also linked to business processes, business models, business relationships and documentation. This leads to many positive outcomes.
Today IP's scope is very wide. IP has long moved beyond classic IP artifacts found in technology, information and entertainment industries. For example it is found in the wine, liquor, fruit and cheese we love and the celebrity critics and celebrity chefs who promote them. Today IP is found in every business involved in the processes of invention, entrepreneurship, R&D, commercialisation and innovation. It helps to improve understanding of these processes.
Publications on R&D (including Invention and Entrepreneurship)
( Entrepreneurship is defined at the end of Defining Commercialisation )
Invention: Garage culture puts fun to work
Strategy development: Commercialisation strategy and business valuation multiples: 15 questions
Design:
Use design briefs to shape your projects
HR management:
"People and IP are our greatest assets"
Television program formats: Copyright traps for television formats
Wine: Learning from the wine world of Max Schubert
Fruit:
Striking gold with kiwifruit
Web 2.0 and social networking
ventures: Wisdom for Commercialisation of Social Networking Websites
Software development:
Mozilla: An Intellectual Property Monster Story
Celebrity chefs: A recipe to make a high net worth celebrity chef
Patent trends worldwide:
Report finds 5.6 million reasons for doing a patent search
Patents worldwide list:
Two centuries of patents
Footwear:
Wild sneakers among the Rembrandts!
Start-up
guide: Snakes
and ladders for beginner entrepreneurs
[PDF]
Entrepreneurship guide: Special
Collection: Entrepreneurship Toolkit
Entrepreneurship in music: Music Business Entrepreneurship: Eulogy for James Brown
Internet
ventures: Australian
Internet start-ups
Protecting IP: Fox in Socks: A parable for 30 years of IP for IT
Protecting IP:
The joy of IP strategy - top 10 questions list
Technology forecasting:
Your future is already here
and The IT landscape in 2007
Publications on Commercialisation
(
Defining Commercialisation )
Television program format licensing: Thank God You're Licensing Us!
Museum licensing: Louvre Abu Dhabi - museum licensing shifts more than revenues
Information technology: 7 commercialised IT technologies
Pharmaceutical patents: "I'd like to thank my lawyer"
Music formats:
Music formats and law: commercialisation of 45-rpm records
Music technology and law:
Digital music technology and copyright timeline
Xerox photocopier: "The most successful product ever marketed in America"
Software: IP strategy and the rise and rise of Bill Gates
Patents in Australia:
It's a patent rip-off
Business growth:
Beware of Web 2.0 crossing the chasm
Venture capital and funding:
Fund raising success stories in 2006 AVCAL report
Technology: Technology
Commercialisation Legal Tools [PDF]
IP management and valuation:
How to say "intellectual property" in three languages
Commercialisation in Australia:
Book Review: "Are we our own worst enemy?"
Commercialisation success stories:
Book Review: Made in Australia
Publications on Innovation
( Innovation defined and redefined )
Software business models and contracts:
Practical Rap: Drafting IT Contracts With Foresight
Website business models:
Make the Web grow your business, ask us how
Branding guidance for brand managers: Improving Creative Destruction by Brand Managers [PDF]
Branding (conference paper): Developing and Protecting Brands and Trademarks in Globalising Markets [PDF]
Beer branding: Integrated, differentiated and creative brand strategy
Beer branding: Trade mark law strategy kept simple for blondes
Trade mark monopoly:
Generate a legally strong brand in three steps
Cheese trade marks: Is Australian cheese properly branded?
IP for food:
Intellectual property you can eat and drink
Music formats: Grappling with fallacies: music formats and DRM
Music 2.0:
Business Models for Bands and Musicians 2.0
Character merchandising and licensing: "Turn to warp speed. We're Australian"
Business sales and alliances: Preparing a business for sale or collaboration [PDF]
Business valuation: 51 hints to achieve
your premium business sale price
Mergers and acquisitons:
Billions made with Internet business exit strategies
Business
sale or purchase guide: How
to successfully buy or sell a business with IP assets [PDF]
Exist strategies: Preparing a business
exit strategy
E-commerce:
Shopping list for e-commerce
Blogs: Blogs that work
in the "attention economy"
Mobile
devices: Content
licensing for mobile phones
Internet Protocol TV (IPTV): DVRs and video on
demand in Australia
Permission
marketing: SMS
revenue models and e-marketing legal compliance
What's your digital strategy?: The war for Internet talent
Innovation fatigue:
Innovation fatigue and its causes
Solutions/Services
Descriptions:
Commercialisation Strategy & Innovation | Intellectual Property Asset Management | Business Finance |
Protection of Intellectual Assets |
Intellectual Property Transactions | Evaluation of Intellectual Assets
Solutions/Services Brochures:
IP Auditing Brochure [PDF] | Commercialisation Brochure [PDF] | IP Asset Management Brochure [PDF] | Compliance and Risk Management [PDF]
Call for a conversation to discuss your R&D, commercialisation and innovation requirements.
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Graphic: The opening photo is of Melvil Dewey (1851-1931), inventor in the 1880s of the Dewey Decimal
System. His proprietary
library classification
system is protected by trade mark and copyright law.
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