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The Defend Trade Secrets Act makes misappropriation a federal offense and opens a new route for trade secret protection in your IP strategy.
Perspectives on IP strategy, patent valuation, structured invention, and the evolving landscape of intellectual property from the team at ipCapital Group.
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The Defend Trade Secrets Act makes misappropriation a federal offense and opens a new route for trade secret protection in your IP strategy.

Three data themes from BIOMEDevice Boston that are driving medical device innovation, from patient expectations to bridging diagnostic data gaps.

Yahoo patent estimates ranged from $1B to $4B. Why thoughtful IP valuation must weigh buyer perspective, monetization paths, and IP risk.
Ad hoc invention rarely delivers. Why a structured innovation process with executive buy-in and clear goals produces implementable IP.

The grid is becoming a smart grid, with $20B a year in investment ahead. Energy companies need focused innovation to stay viable.

Healthcare must innovate on cost, clinical outcomes, and consumer expectations. A road map for health systems to implement real innovation.

Apple, Samsung, and startups are filing smart ring patent applications. Wearable tech companies must move fast as open patent space fills.

The IoT landscape spans far more than devices. Why a customized IP landscape gives IoT companies an edge in invention and competitive intelligence.

Four pillars make innovation implementable: executive structure, the right innovation type, associative thinking, and a repeatable process.

Stronger intellectual property rights in India would attract FDI and accelerate growth. What Korea’s IP reforms teach Indian innovators.

Fintech competitors and margin pressure are forcing banks to innovate. An ipCG white paper on innovation decisions for retail and commercial banks.

An IP roadmap flags competitive patent roadblocks before new product development starts and exposes gaps in competitors’ IP positions.