Early-stage technologies : valuation and pricing
Author(s)
Bibliographic Information
Early-stage technologies : valuation and pricing
（Intellectual property series）
Wiley, 1999
- cloth
Available at / 11 libraries
-
No Libraries matched.
- Remove all filters.
Note
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Companies dependent on intellectual property are forced to decide which products they will develop years before the products would ever go to the market. This often occurs where there is no pre-existing history and no way for them to determine if the technology fits in with their other core product strengths. a guide to technology risk management, valuation, and pricing, and helped to identify key early-stage technologies and determine the value to their company. Offering backgrounds in the core concepts, sources of value, methods of valuation, equity realisations, and negotiation strategies, this text provides the six key methods of valuing technology: use of industry standards, ratings/ranking methods, rules of thumb, discounted cash flow, the Monte Carlo method, and auctions. Written by an expert with diverse experience in developing, valuing and licensing intellectual property, it draws on the expertise of those on the front lines of technology licensing, and gives case studies and techniques based on the author's real-world experience.
Table of Contents
- What Is Technology Licensing?
- Rights, Risks, and Psychology of Valuation and Pricing
- Overview of Valuation Methods
- Method One: Use of Industry Standards to Determine Valuation
- Method Two: The Rating/Ranking Method to Determine Valuation
- Method Three: Rules of Thumb to Determine Valuation
- Method Four: Discounted Cash Flow Method to Determine Valuation
- Method Five: Advanced Valuation Methods
- Method Six: Auctions
- Equity Considerations
- Structure of Licensing Payments
- Pricing, Negotiation Readiness, and Conclusion
- Appendices
- Index.
by "Nielsen BookData"
