According to Standard and Poor’s, intangible assets now account for over 80% of a company’s value, which means that intellectual property ( IP ) has become a strategic pillar of a company’s growth. Protecting intangible assets and intellectual property from competitors’ greed is becoming increasingly difficult in our ever-connected world. Legal teams and lawyers are key in supporting innovation but technology is fast-paced and engineers don’t stop in the middle of a creative process to inform Legal of their new discoveries, creations, or ideas. In this context, how can companies ensure that IP risks are under control and that they have the right processes in place to handle innovation? How to make sure they beat competition to secure those rights?
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