Procurement Is Rarely Seen as an IP Function. Perhaps It Should Be. Most procurement decisions are measured by familiar business metrics: price, quality, delivery, and supply chain resilience. Those factors are undeniably important. They influence profitability, operational efficiency, and the ability to meet customer demand. What they do not always...
For much of a company’s growth, a patent portfolio can remain comfortably in the background. The business is developing new technology, refining products, entering the market, and building commercial momentum. Patents support those ambitions, but they are rarely the focus of everyday business decisions. The conversation often changes when the...
Why Some Patent Risks Only Become Expensive After a Product Succeeds Many businesses assume that patent risk is highest during product development. Commercially, some of the most significant risks emerge later. Not because the patent position changes. Because the business becomes increasingly dependent on its existing decisions. As products gain...
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