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From One-Off FTO to Continuous Freedom of Action in Agile Software Development

The original 360° IP Strategy argued that freedom of action should accompany innovation from the first idea through development, launch and later product adaptation. That principle becomes even more important when an offering is continuously updated a ...

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Practical IP Question IIoT Achim Tappe: When Smart Factory Platforms Become Industrial Control Points

Industrial IoT is increasingly becoming a question of platform control. In many connected manufacturing systems, value is no longer created only by a machine, a sensor, a software function, or one protected technical feature. It is created by the way ...

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IP Awareness in Top Management: Why IP must become part of leadership thinking

Many companies have more IP than their leadership teams actively see. They have patents, trademarks, designs, software, data, trade secrets, technical documentation, customer knowledge, market insights, contractual positions, platform access, standard ...

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Why GreenTech Will Not Scale Without Controlled Openness

GreenTech is often presented through images of solar parks, wind turbines, hydrogen plants, batteries, recycling systems and smart grids. These images are powerful because they make sustainable transformation visible, but they can also create a mislea ...

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Why Strong LinkedIn Profiles for IP Experts Start with Positioning

Many IP experts know the feeling very well. Their LinkedIn profile is complete, professional, and factually correct, yet it still does not really work. The photo looks appropriate, the experience section is filled, the professional titles are accurate ...

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Practical Question Sid Koneti: When Industrial IoT Turns Shelf Life Into a Strategic IP Question

Industrial IoT is no longer limited to machines, factories, and production lines. It is increasingly moving into supply chains where physical products are monitored, evaluated, predicted, and managed through connected data systems. In fresh produce lo ...

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The Robotics Strategy Gap: What Autonomous Systems Companies Need, and What IP Advice Still Often Fails to Integrate

A growing number of signals from the robotics market point to a structural mismatch. Companies are no longer developing isolated machines that execute predefined movements. They are building autonomous systems: robots connected to sensors, AI models, ...

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IP Decision Case Dr. Benjamin Delsol: Predictive Maintenance as an IP Strategy Problem in Industrial IoT

Industrial IoT is increasingly becoming a question of strategic control over connected value creation. In many manufacturing environments, value is no longer created only by a robust machine, a protected component or a service technician’s experience. ...

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From Medical Devices to Digital Health Systems: The New Limits of Technology Transfer

Technology transfer is often described as the movement of knowledge from research to application. In simple cases, this sounds like a clean handover. A patent is licensed. A prototype is sold. A technical document is shared. A research result is passe ...

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Knowledge Map 2.0: Mapping Know-how, Data, Code and Models

Knowledge Map 2.0 updates the original 360° IP Strategy for digital business models. Strategically relevant know-how no longer resides only in employees or technical documents, but also in source code, datasets, AI models, repositories, cloud environm ...

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