Businesses routinely conduct inventory audits to account for goods on hand, stocks of parts or components, equipment audits to account for machinery and its condition, and financial audits to locate and account for cash and business valuation. Businesses that do not conduct audits invariably run into problems.
Intellectual Property (“IP”) represents an asset class that businesses should regularly audit for a variety of reasons, including:
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