Driving innovation is a critical factor in growing many companies. Ideally, your organization has R&D engine that generates the kind of new products and services that fuel your growth. But sometimes, you might have a need for an outside boost to help launch new products, fill a technology gap, or open new markets. That’s where it can make sense to consider licensing some intellectual property from someone else. That might be an inventor, a university, a government think tank, or even another company.If someone else has some IP or technology you’d like to access, how do you make …
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