Opportunities for accelerating innovation and mitigating risk at the nexus of IP and R&D

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Opportunities for accelerating innovation and mitigating risk at the nexus of IP and R&D

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The CAS IP Research Team analyse how organisations are applying IP insights to accelerate scientific breakthroughs and identify potential risks to commercialisation

The transformation of IP management within commercial companies is driving the adoption of new practices and technologies to more closely align IP objectives with growth strategies, unlock greater portfolio value, and support strategic decision-making across enterprises.

This research white paper from CAS explores this transformation at the nexus of IP and research and development (R&D), where organisations are applying IP insights to accelerate scientific breakthroughs and identify potential risks to commercialisation earlier in the product lifecycle.

Missing critical IP information during R&D can lead to misallocated resources, potential patent entanglements downstream, and delays in commercialisation. The white paper provides valuable insights for R&D and IP managers about these critical topics:

  • Top IP management goals over the next 12 months;

  • Role and use of IP information across organisations;

  • Challenges in using IP information; 

  • State of IP information access and investments; and 

  • Resolving IP information gaps 

Click here to access CAS’s white paper – “Opportunities for Accelerating Innovation and Mitigating Risk at the Nexus of Intellectual Property and R&D”

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