17 Valid Motives for Filing A Patent Application – And The Number One Reason For NOT Filing One

17 Valid Motives for Filing A Patent Application – And The Number One Reason For NOT Filing One

27 Feb 2021 Posted in IP Strategy, Patent, Tip of the Week

LinkedIn is a great resource when it comes to professional connections. This is what I have posted there some time back (click here):

I have within a few days received valuable feedback from colleagues and associates, among others from Sam Bergstrom, Laura Rush, Elisa Turri, Dov (Bernie) May, Bernd Haberlander, Claas Gerding-Reimers, Jean-Claude Alexandre Ho, Cristiana Molteni, Steve Mastrianni, Kathryn Taylor, Deepak Syal, Rumyana Kurukafova, Andrew Sant, Elif Levin, Steve Walmsley, Simon James Moodie, W. John Keyes, Lalit Kapur, Chris Whewell, Laura Rush, Eva Bock, Alan Foley, Kai S. Ng, Lenny Rosenfeld, Alasdair Kennington, John Cooper, Keith Jones, Sharon Rahman, Philip Furgang, Jean-François Vanden Eynde, Anthony Lynch, and Lisa Desjardins.

Of the many feedbacks, I have here compiled 17 valid motives to file a patent application. And one good reason to NOT file one.

The slides of my talk are on Slideshare, click here. Please feel free to re-use them.

Here are the embedded slides:

And here is a short video that I have recorded with these slides:

Motives For Filing A Patent Application

 

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