Crucial Factors for IP due diligence
{"Image DocumentName": "Crucial Factors for IP due diligence", "Image ImageDescription": "Extent of statutory protection IPRs enjoy. Value of each IPR. Level of risk infringement of third party rights and infringement by others. With respect to the agreement involving the acquisition, it is critical that the seller provides appropriate warranties such as warranty that it owns full title in the intellectual property as well as representations regarding controversies, litigations, claims of infringement, title disputes, and any other specific matters that are important to the buyer and the transaction. Technology Valuation-important considerations. Size: Whether there is market for the product of technology. Scale: scale of operation of technology is appropriate to that market. Maturity: Whether technology is market proven or new. Obsolescence: whether it is about to be replaced by new developments. Environment adaptability: whether technology can be satisfactorily operated in transferee\u2019s environments. Appropriateness: Whether technology is appropriate for infrastructure-available power, telecommunications, transport etc. \u00a9 Seth Associates, 2006 All Rights Reserved.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}