As we all know, the IP industry isn’t immune from economic headwinds. With inflation on the rise and growing talk of a global recession, businesses of all sizes are taking a hard look at their investments in, and returns on, innovation. Unfortunately, that often means cutting with an axe rather than a scalpel.

Whether or not you manage your own end-to-end workflows, or outsource it, there are opportunities to both simultaneously reduce costs while increasing productivity and competitive standing. The question isn’t whether it can be done, but rather whether it will be done thoughtfully, in a way that doesn’t just cut for the sake of cutting to meet some preordained target.

On Thursday, November 17, 2022, at 12:00 PM ET, please join Gene Quinn, President & CEO of IPWatchdog, Sivon Kalminov, Director of Intellectual Property at Canon, and Chris Irick, Director of Marketing at IP.com, for a timely and engaging conversation on proven strategies for navigating difficult economic climates and future-proofing your IP workflows to make sure the pipeline stays full even while budgets must become more frugal.

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