How can you extract maximum revenue of your most valuable assets?
Technology is what companies like you do. You understand your technology more thoroughly than anyone else, but do you understand what its value is to outside your market. Have you considered the different strategies for how you might generate revenue with your technology?
Have you considered licensing in from academic institutions who may be developing leading edge technology which is complementary to yours?
We can you develop a strategy to make the most of your crown jewels. We can help to promote, negotiate and then license your technology to other companies.
On the 31st of October the Oasis of the Seas passed under the Great Belt Bridge as it sailed for the first time out of its birth waters of the Baltic and into the North Sea. At 360 metres long, 64 metres wide and 65 metres high it is the 40% larger than any other cruise ship. This extraordinary vessel can accommodate over 6,000 guests, supported by over 2,000 crew. Amongst its many superlatives it has 24 elevators, a beach pool, a Broadway show and a bar that moves slowly up and down by 3 decks. But what really attracted me to the story of the Oasis of the Seas was none of this glitz, but how it got under that bridge.
Before forming effectivus Chris Steele worked for
“Even the most careful biographers sometimes take a supposition – that Shakespeare was Catholic or happily married or fond of the countryside or kindly disposed towards animals – and converts it within a page or two to something like a certainty. The urge to switch from subjunctive to indicative is, to paraphrase Alastair Fowler, always a powerful one.”
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