Defense Against the Dark Arts: Defending IP in China
Companies that continually add value to their products can outpace the copycats and IP thieves. The trick is understanding the value your company truly provides.
Companies that continually add value to their products can outpace the copycats and IP thieves. The trick is understanding the value your company truly provides.
Chinese companies face brutal domestic competition and government pressure to move up the value chain. Following historic patterns as old as technology they seek to ‘learn’ from foreign companies, including their JV partners.
One of the great threads of commentary in the cryptoasset space is the relationship between the traditional financial industry (i.e. Wall Street) and the ‘disruptors’ (i.e. cryptoassets). This relationship has […]
This post is part of our ongoing series on Doing Business in China. You can find the introduction to this series here. For those who have lived in China for […]
This post is part of our ongoing series on Doing Business in China. You can find the introduction to this series here . This piece is written by D2D Principal, […]
There have been some important developers in the semiconductor market this week that have unsettled the semiconductor world. The news was that Global Foundries has exited the market for 7nm […]
We are planning a series of posts on doing business in China. This has long been a mainstay of our work, and we now have enough distance from client engagements […]
The last few months have seen a lot of discussion about the viability and importance of IPOs (Initial Public Offerings of stock), especially for US tech companies. There is a […]
Last week, Spotify’s CFO, Barry McCarthy, published an Op-Ed in The Financial Times, in which he claimed that the “US initial public offering market is broken.” Here at Digits to […]
Last week we published a piece arguing the not-so-outrageous case for Intel to get acquired by private equity as a forcing function for the drastic cultural change it needs to […]