By Chris Tanner | Intellectual Property
A copyright is the exclusive legal right, given to an originator or an assignee to print, publish, perform, film, or record literary, artistic, or musical material, and to authorize others to do the same.
By Chris Tanner | Intellectual Property
A patent is a legal mechanism for describing and protecting an invention by excluding others from making, using or selling it for a certain period of time.
By Larry Robertson, CEO | For and about inventors
A few years back, Randy Haley and his wife Tawni, of Bryant Arkansas were having dinner with friends who had just spent a frustrating afternoon shopping for a Baby stroller for their twins. Between the local mall, big box stores and the internet, their friends had looked at hundreds of strollers. Unfortunately, none offered “all” of […]
By Larry Robertson, CEO | For and about inventors
The modern toilet just became a lot more modern. The flush-down toilet seat closer by AON Invent
By Dr. Steve Caldwell, PhD | Steve Caldwell Series
We began this series with the assumption that “perceptions of risk matter”. We noted that risk is complex. When you wish to change someone else’s behavior (essential for sales), you try to affect their situation as YOU see it. But this is not enough. You must also influence how THEY “see” the situation. After all, […]
By Dr. Steve Caldwell, PhD | Steve Caldwell Series
Retail is about selling products, right? Well… sure but maintaining a healthy market is a bit more complicated and requires that exchange to remain balanced. Once that balance is disrupted, one party will eventually terminate the relationship. Peter Drucker said, “the purpose of a business is to create customers, profit simply validates the business model.” There’s no […]