IPmart’s technology perspective
The discussion of Canadian Innovation and Intellectual Property (IP) is ongoing. The goals are lofty and admirable: spurring-on innovation; inspiring inventors; improving patent [...]
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real life IP, technology and patent reviews
Discussions around the innovation economy and Intellectual Property (IP) are trending and ongoing. In Canada the discussion usually touches on a shift to [...]
part three: perception
The discussion of Canadian Innovation and Intellectual Property (IP) is ongoing. The goals are lofty and admirable: spurring-on innovation; inspiring inventors; improving patent [...]
part two: Made in Canada
“Made in Canada” makes one think of someone at a mall, checking the label of the thing they want to buy. Does this [...]
patents – a technology perspective
In Pixar’s Ratatouille food critic Anton Ego ordered “fresh, clear, well seasoned perspective”. I also want some fresh perspective. But, I am not [...]
part one: play their game
Numerous opinion pieces discussing Intellectual Property (IP) and Innovation in Canada have published over the last 18 months, or so. [...]
is not having IP more expensive than having IP?
I think about technology, patents and businesses every day. Some of the businesses are large and some are small. Their approach to IP [...]
autonomous pizza robots; what could go wrong
This past Monday saw an editorial entitled “Technology and the governance gap” in the Globe and Mail. In one sentence it discussed [...]