Concept · Business and metrics
Intellectual property
Also called: IP, IP assignment, copyright, trademark, patent
Things you create that can be owned, such as code, designs, brand names and inventions. For a startup the key question is whether the company, and not one individual, owns what was built.
For example: A contractor builds your app. Your written agreement says the company owns the code once the work is paid for. Without that, ownership can be unclear.
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- Contractor vs employee Concept
- Open source Concept
- Due diligence Concept
- Trade secret Concept
- Non-provisional patent Concept
- Licensing Concept
- Hard tech Concept
- Open source hardware Concept
- Terms of service Concept
- Offer letter Concept
- Moonlighting Concept
- OSU New Product Development Center School
- Central Library Business Center Place, government
- Audio stem Concept
- NDA Concept
- Joint development agreement Concept
- Moat Concept
- Spinout Concept
- Prior art Concept
- Notice of allowance Concept
- Common Paper Tool
- Track One Government, program
- Black Dog Law Organization
- Oklahoma Bar Association Organization
- Master services agreement Concept