Miltons IP
200-15 Fitzgerald Road K2H 9G1 Ottawa, ON, Canada

Not about IP, but the sort of deep governance detail that really matters to the economy.

We do not need a national innovation agenda, whatever that is. What we need are our governments to adopt basic technology to improve their operations Good IT requires good management. Our federal government has shockingly bad IT - guess what that says about its management.

Many folks I know are driving themselves crazy watching Trump, raving about his actions, and speculating about what he will do next. I do not recommend this ranting about a lunatic is neither good for your health, nor productive. On the other hand, I do believe that some solace and insight can come from thinking about how rational folks may respond to the US as it now is. There were two extremely significant things that happened late this week that you may have missed that illustrate my thesis and provide some real insight into two important innovation trends. Read the post here: http://miltonsip.com/avoid-trump-cosis-ask-will-rational-p/

We do not need a national innovation agenda, whatever that is. What we need are our governments to adopt basic technology to improve their operations Good IT requires good management. Our federal government has shockingly bad IT - guess what that says about its management.

I had a great time on Tuesday, presenting to the Boston Patent Law Association on 'Marketing For IP Practitioners'. I am pleased to report that the presentation seemed to be very well received (at least no one fell asleep or was openly hostile). The slides are here: http://miltonsip.com/bpla-marketing-practitioners/

The fintech revolution cannot happen fast enough. http://miltonsip.com/bring-fintech-revolution-fast/

Let's stop talking about patent trolls, and start talking about the inevitable: patent assertion entities. http://miltonsip.com/pae-imperative/

miltons ip: ranting for entrepreneurs. This zombie policy must die.