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    Eli Lilly’s patented drug Cefaclor. Since Eli Lilly’s product patent for Cefaclor expired in 1992 and the firm was expecting to protect its monopoly with process patents which were due to expire only in 1994‚ this gave great scope for a mutually advantageous agreement between the two companies. There was also possibility to conduct cheap clinical trials in India. Although the joint venture ran into problems because of weak patent laws in the country‚ which prevented the American partner from

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    Elijah Mccoy

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    Elijah McCoy When you think of famous inventors‚ who do you think of? Do you think of someone like Thomas Edison‚ or do you think of someone‚ arguably more interesting‚ like Elijah McCoy? Did you know that McCoy was issued over 57 patents in his lifetime? In this paper I’ll be informing you of some of McCoy’s inventions as well as telling you about his life along the way. Elijah J. McCoy was born in 1844 in Colchester‚ Ontario in Canada to parents George and Mildred McCoy. His parents were fugitive

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    laws to protect these assets are patents‚ copyrights‚ trademarks‚ and trade secrets. Different types of intellectual property are protected in different ways‚ but all four types of laws can protect one product or service at the same time. For example‚ “a car is probably protected by patent‚ copyright and trademark laws: The logo of the car may be copyrighted‚ but its engine‚ transmission‚ brake system and electrical system probably are protected by several patents. Meanwhile‚ the name of the model

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    M A R K D E A N Synopsis Mark Dean is a computer scientist and an engineer; he contributed to the development of the color PC monitor and the first gigahertz chip. He also invented the Industry Standard Architecture system that allows computer plug-ins such as disk drives and printers. Dean is recognized for helping with the launch of the personal computer age with work that made the machines more accessible and powerful. Early Life and Education Mark Dean was born on March 2‚ 1957

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    happened to the Gore-Tex brand after the patent expired. What activity can firms use to try to maintain any advantage developed during the patent protection phase? According to quizlaw.com when a patent expires the technology the inventor no longer has the exclusive rights to his or her invention opening it up to everyone. At this point other companies can offer comparative products at reduced prices. I think that Gore-Tex was smart to take advantage of their own patent and expand the product line to include

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    Gore-Tex brand after the patent expired. What activity can firms use to try to maintain any advantage developed during the patent protection phase? When a patent expires‚ generally around 20 years after the original filing; the inventor no longer has the exclusive rights to his or her invention thereby opening up the said patent to everyone to use. At this point other companies can offer comparative products at reduced prices. Gore-Tex was smart to take advantage of their own patent and expand the product

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    9. Key Strategic Implementation Issues 9.1. Market Flooding According to Michell (2010)‚ Samsung has been focusing on flooding the market with unique and innovative products. In terms of smartphone‚ this market flooding strategy was intended to create larger portfolio of smartphones and addressing more market segments (Forbes‚ 2012). However‚ Samsung has unveiled several similar-looking products with no significant differences in the specifications. Hence‚ Samsung need to start focusing on

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    Technology-related trends impacting online consumer behavior (Chapter 7) 35% of online Americans connect to the Internet with a broadband connection. Broadband has increased by 20% in the past 2 years. The U.S. is only the 10th largest broadband market. Broadband users exhibit different online behavior than those using mobile handheld devices or dial up. Q2. social/cultural environment for e-marketers ( Chapter 7) Reputation: brand image and reputation are based on market perception. Relevance:

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    1794‚ Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin. Cotton gin is a machine that speeds up the process of removing seeds from cotton. In the mid 19th century‚ cotton had become America’s leading export. The cotton gin had made Eli little money due to the patent. It also had a justification for southerners to expand slavery even though Americans supported its abolition. Eli Whitney was born on December 8‚ 1765‚ in Wesborough‚ Mssachusetts. Just like Eli‚ his father was a farmer and a talented mechanic

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    innovations create a temporary advantage over competition. Patents will run out over 17 years at the optimum level of proprietary protection‚ with copies of the technology usually not falling under the protections of the patent to the point that the innovation cannot be used by others. Competitors often can take the new tech and innovate‚ fixing problems and coming out with a unique and improved version of the original concept‚ side-stepping patents and taking advantage of a market hungry for more. Imitation

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