How do you protect an innovation that won't be patented?
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How do you protect an innovation that won't be patented?

Author : Jérôme TASSI

Publication date: May 10, 2012 | Lire en français

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You have identified an innovation, but the patent route is not envisaged for the following reasons in particular:

  • or the innovation is not patentable subject matter (it is not a technical solution to a technical problem);

  • or you prefer not to disclose the innovation to third parties.

So you want to know :

  • whether there are alternatives to patent protection;

  • whether secrecy is feasible or recommended.

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