In the contemporary knowledge based economy, intangible assets, particularly Intellectual Property (IP), have transcended their traditional role to become primary drivers of corporate value and competitive advantage. For many enterprises, these assets now hold more value than their tangible counterparts,…
As ideas, innovation, and intangibles increasingly dominate the global business landscape, intellectual property (IP) has quickly become a bedrock of corporate value. Intellectual property is no longer just a legal construct for safeguarding creativity or a legal right that enables…
The intellectual property rights are intangible in nature and it gives exclusive rights to the inventor or creator for their invention or creation. These rights are associated with intangible property properties owned by a person or any company and it…
One of the main purposes of intellectual property laws is in fact to facilitate the owner to reap financial benefits from his intellectual property. This is the only way to keep inventive and creative drive alive. Another aspect of commercialisation…
Introduction The concept of Intellectual Property (IP) has not evolved over a decade rather, the origins of Intellectual Property can be traced back to the year 1623 when the British Law: Statute of Monopolies came into existence. Since then, the…