Many startups are far too busy juggling business and technical concerns to even consider IP. This can be a mistake: it can cost you financing, empower your competition, and even get you sued. To stop that from happening to you, here are five common traps to avoid.
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1 December 2021 Startups and SMEs should have a “serious” conversation about IP as early as possible to future proof their operations, said a panel of IP experts at this week’s Accelerating Investment for Startups and SMEs conference.