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Innovating on a
budget
What
does it take to succeed?
You have the creative spark, but lack the know-how to make it happen.
While big
corporations can hire all the expertice needed to create and market new
products, bootstrapping startups and lone inventors must be
self-reliant..
Given
the challenges they face, bootstrapping startups with innovative
products need to become informed about issues such as patents,
licensing and marketing of their inventions. The following articles may
be of interest to the tech startup looking to launch a new, innovative
product.
1.
Will a patent protect my Invention?
How and
when does a patent protect an invention?
Should
I prepare and file my own patent application?
A few things to think about before starting out
2.
How to prepare and file your own patent
application
Filing
a patent application can be expensive.
It can stretch a start-up
to the limit, and sometimes beyond. But it need not be.
Here's how to get a
head start.
3.
Software Patents
Is
there a light at the end of the tunnel following changes in the rules
that govern software patents? What does it mean for the Minimalist
Inventor
4.
Monetizing an Invention
Invention marketing strategies. Make Or Licence?
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Fragile:
Handle
with Care
It's not
just my home
It's Yours Too
Climate
accords are not enough to stop global warming.
INNOVATION
is needed
to save the planet
Solve the problem
of greenhouse gas emissions
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About me:
My
name is John Wolff. I'm
not a lawyer, but I had
the opportunity of working in a patent law firm for two
years, preparing
and filing patent applications on behalf of clients. I also worked
in a
Venture Capital firm, evaluating patents of investment applicants,
and provided advice and assistance to start-ups in a business
incubator. I have prepared and filed patent applications for my own
inventions in
electronics, software and alternate energy.
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