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TAEUS Global Patent Syndicate
Have you ever tried finding a patented technology? Not easy, is it! Once you find the patent you have been looking for, what next? How do you access the people who will allow you to legitimately and legally use the technology? Assuming you find the right technology and the right people to talk to, will you get a good deal on the technology? Should you buy the patent, or take a license to it? What is a fair price for the technology? What are others paying for technology in the same area?
Welcome to the world of patent and technology licensing! Fortunately, there are people and tools available to help you get the right information and to help do these deals. Next question: How do you find them? Well, how would you like to get access to the entire universe of patent searching tools and connect directly to the people who will get you the technology you want?
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How to Sell My Patent:
Psst, buddy I have patent 7,123,456 for sale. Want to make an offer? You can look it up on the USPTO database, or I can email you a PDF. Good stuff, I tell you. An...
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Reverse Engineering of Software - Is It Legal?
by Jim Adams, Chief Technical Officer, TAEUS International Corporation 
and Jerry Coffin, Principal Technologist, TAEUS International Corporation
ABOUT THE PATENT EXCHANGE
About the Patent Exchange
The Patent Exchange is a free and open marketplace developed to support the entire ecosystem of intellectual property stakeholders. Intellectual property is a critical business issue for companies and organizations of all sizes across all industries and all national borders. Yet today, there is no de facto market where interested buyers can view all the available IP in their market segment. Our goal is to create a more efficient IP market by opening up our system by allowing large corporations, universities, independent inventor/entrepreneurs and IP brokers to participate for no charge.
There have been scores of articles written about the need for a single place where buyers and sellers could identify strategic technologies. A few have attempted to create the "eBay of IP," but none has developed critical mass. We studied their business models, and compared and contrasted them to those of the successful well-known portals. We identified the critical success factors for a thriving marketplace and created what is now known as the TAEUS Patent Exchange.
