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1: IP Protection Strategy for Highly Sensitive, Short Life-Cycle Software Driven Analytical Technologies
This is a plane language outline of a suggested Intellectual Property (IP) protection strategy that is appropriate for a typical financial services company's R&D position, one which provides flexibility to react to future challenges to such a company's proprietary IP assets.
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