Innovation and Protection: Why Manufacturers Can’t Afford to Overlook IP in Annual Planning
By Greg Stone
Business Advice and Financial Planning,
June 2025
The article urges practitioners to make intellectual property a key part of annual planning. Failing to address IP risks can lead to lost innovations, increased competitive threats, and missed revenue opportunities. By proactively protecting new developments, conducting audits, and aligning IP with business goals, practitioners can turn IP into a growth asset—not just a legal safeguard.
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