dh_Consultancy chemistry Innovation management division is a knowledge transfer consultancy network established to drive technology innovation management performance worldwide across industries performing in chemistry field. We strive to facilitate innovation and knowledge transfer by providing unique coaching and support opportunities that help to connect companies, universities and funding bodies, and enable them to focus on a common agenda. The thrust of our activity is to provide the focus and stimulus to support product and process innovation that will deliver growth and sustainability.

The capital of valorization

It is of paramount and central interest to understand the determinants of economic performance, and to acknowledge how economic performance differs across nations, and over time. Undoubtedly a country’s level of technological competence is seen as the basic factor constraining its productivity, with technological advance the central driving force behind economic growth. Therefore, mastering and advancing technology is a central way to affect economic performance. However, technological competence without valorisation of innovations deriving from technology is most of the time at the core and a big factor constraining productivity, capitalization of assets and economic growth.

The failure of many countries and industries are related to the lack of the valorization of their intellectual properties portfolios or assets. Our expertise is to assist in overcoming these difficulties by managing efficiently their innovation portfolios and assisting in strengthening and securing their intellectual property assets.

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We assist in locating potential licensees for patented innovations in the field and recommend efficient cross- licensing strategy for the improvement of an existing product and innovation revenue generation. Our services emcompass very large area of inorganic-organic chemistry and materials science.

N.B.: A licensee is one who is entitled by a license agreement to acquire or exercise certain rights in or to some property (usually intellectual property) owned or controlled by a licensor. A licensee obtains no ownership rights in the property that he or she receives under the contract.

N.B.: Cross-licensing agreement is an agreement according to which two or more parties grant a license to each other for the exploitation of the subject-matter claimed in one or more of the patents each owns.