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Jargon is divisive, especially in business. Some embrace it – there’s nothing they like more than to touch base, deep dive or circle back. Then there are those who are seemingly revulsed by these workplace idiosyncrasies. Such phrases are readily mocked, easy fodder as they are for any satire of crap management.
Accessibility. It’s a word with a meaning that is special to my heart. I am passionate about creating a more equal world where people and businesses within emerging markets can participate, grow, and thrive on a global scale. The pool of untapped entrepreneurial talent in those regions needs the opportunity to flourish.
Every business has intellectual property (IP) assets, even if they don’t realise it. And those businesses that leverage these intellectual assets from the get-go are more likely to increase their opportunities for growth and their ability to attract investment. But all too often, businesses make mistakes that lead to their intellectual property being unprotected or to other unforeseen issues arising, so, here are my top five IP pitfalls to avoid.
In the world of business, intellectual property (IP) has become an invaluable asset. Intellectual property encompasses a wide range of intangible assets which set your business apart, protect your innovations, and contribute significantly to your bottom line. But what kinds of intellectual property does your business need?
Get ready to have your email marketing world turned upside down because we’re about to expose the shocking truth that’s been hiding behind the scenes! Email marketing tools have been dazzling us with their CRM services, segmentation sorcery, and user-friendly templates, all while making one audacious claim: “amazing deliverability.”














