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  IPToolbox Intellectual Property Commercialisation Commercialising IP
Commercialising IP
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What this module is about |
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Brief Overview |
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Understanding commercialisation |
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Commercialising IP is the process you undertake to get your innovation, whether it be in the form of products or services, to the market place. |
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Major commercialisation traps |
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Regardless of whether you decide to commercialise in-house or with a partner, be aware of the two most common commercialisation traps. |
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Commercialisation partnering mechanisms |
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If you decide to commercialise with a partner, you will need to consider using a number of mechanisms to help you protect your IP while achieving maximum profit potential. |
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Assignment |
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An assignment involves the transfer, or selling, of IP. |
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Start-up company |
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Start-up company is the popular term used by business people to describe any company that 'starts up' the commercialisation of new IP. |
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Joint venture |
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A joint venture is an arrangement whereby an investor is generally given a share of the actual business in return for investment capital, rather than receiving payment. |
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Royalties |
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Royalties are the payments associated with the licences already outlined. |
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Licence conditions |
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Licence conditions |
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Questions for your adviser |
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Questions for your adviser |
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Summary of key concepts |
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Important information to take away from this module. |
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Sample Agreement |
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Download a sample agreement in PDF format |
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