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Inventions come to life the same way today as they did a century ago. A product of the creative mind, they can change shape multiple times before receiving a patent stamp of approval. The same goes for virtually every product of IP including trademarks, designs and copyrights. What changed in the past 100 years is how we manage and protect these assets.

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