MARKETING (LOOSELEAF)
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Chapter 3.1, Problem 2VC
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Case summary: Technological powers are approaching for fresher and better items, and tech organizations should continually seek after product improvement to contend adequately against one another. Thus, the tech condition has turned out to be exceptionally forceful with firms making a huge effort to secure their patents.
A patent rewards an innovator for another creation or innovation by giving the trend-setter the sole rights to create and sell that item for a long time. As this case illustrates, protected innovation is not generally a simple way to explore, particularly for worldwide organizations who work in nations with various laws.
To discuss: The ways technological factors impact Company SN and Company AL protecting the intellectual property.
Characters in the case: Company SN and Company AL.
Competition is the contention between organizations selling comparative items and services with the objective of accomplishing revenue, profit and market growth share.
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MARKETING (LOOSELEAF)
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