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It is neither... they have been licensed out - that is WE own the
patent, we license the patent to other companies... the term we use for
that is license out...
"license out" is the terminology for that process. I've seen the term
"out-license" but that is a fairly new way of relating to it.
Deborah
Mike Starr wrote:
> I'm not fond of either one... I can't tell whether you have paid another company to use their technology or you have six technologies that you license to clients.
>
> Assuming the first, I'd probably say something like "We have acquired licensing for six available technologies (in various stages of development)."
>
> Assuming the second, I'd probably say something like "We have six available technologies (in various stages of development) available for license."
>
> Mike
>
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