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DictionarySeeintellectual propertyLegalSeeIntellectual PropertyIntellectual property rights
Intellectual property rightsPatents, copyrights, and proprietary technologies and processes that may be the basis of a company's competitive advantage.Intellectual Property RightsThe right of a person or company to exclusively use its own ideas, plans, and other intangible assets without competition, at least for a certain period of time. Examples of intellectual property include copyrights, trademarks, patents, and trade secrets. Intellectual property rights may be enforced by court through a lawsuit. The idea behind the protection of intellectual property is to encourage innovation without fear that a competitor may steal the idea and/or take credit for it.AcronymsSeeIPR |