Everyone knows that one of key elements in establishing a strong company is having good ideas. That’s why intellectual infringement is such a concern for many entrepreneurs.
For entrepreneurs with limited resources, the protection of intellectual property (IP) often takes a backseat to other expenses. But according to Judith Cone, vice president of Kauffman Foundation’s entrepreneurship initiatives, the more entrepreneurs know about their options, the more cost-effective their efforts to protect their ideas will be.
To help entrepreneurs learn more about what they can do to protect their ideas, Kauffman eVenturing, a trusted guide for entrepreneurs on the path to high growth, has posted some valuable information about IP protection.