ECONOMY
ECONOMY
PA Wacker graduated as Dipl. Econ. Ing. Degreein Economics with a focus on:
Business and economics, ergonomics, Occupational operational and production planning, law with corporate and patent law.
Over the past 50 years, the inconspicuous transition from an industry-based to knowledge-based society took place. Many of the previously managed companies therefore first have the need for a first managerial assessment, value-oriented meaning of Intangible Assets to the indispensable emphasis on intellectual property rights.
The budgeting of expenses for the recognition of innovation potentials and their use, as well as the assurance of results and their assessment of opportunities and risks in international competition is increasingly becoming an existential task. A guide to organizing and moderating innovation teams helps to optimize existing potential for innovation and to locate new potential for innovation.
This requires targeted efforts to leverage existing innovation potential and to avoid frustration factors.
A quick and problem-oriented organization of the company suggestion scheme and the economically correct valuation of employee inventions are of crucial importance. This also applies to the chances of university inventions.
In Mergers and Acquisitions is the assessment of property rights and intellectual property portfolios on the quality of the patent claims, competitive relevance and age structure of the core protection rights just as important as in the licensing or in the resolution of competitive blockade situations through cross-licensing.
Patents act as an often underestimated, international currency!