How Is IP Valued?

IP is ultimately valued by the revenue it generates.

Patents, trademarks, and copyrighted works create long-term value for a company. Revenue is generated when the company goes public or is sold.

Copyrighted works and unprotected information can create short-term value.

Revenue is realized in your business by:

Improving your employees' work performance
Reducing production time and errors
Decreasing employee turnover and increasing employee loyalty
Creating new products for sale
Improving sales by establishing or increasing your credibility

Revenue is realized for non-profit organizations and associations by:

Improving your employees' work performance
Improving your volunteers' work performance
Reducing production time and errors
Decreasing employee turnover and increasing employee loyalty
Creating new products for sale
Increasing membership numbers and retention