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1 University Intellectual Property Offices as Focal Point Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, June 2000 Sponsored by the World Intellectual Property Organization & Government of Tanzania © Wayne H. Watkins 2000 Wayne H. Watkins Utah State University

2 Utah State University Office of Technology Commercialization MISSION STATEMENT THE MISSION OF THE UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY COMMERCIALIZATION IS TO BENEFIT THE PUBLIC, THE UNIVERSITY AND ITS FACULTY BY TRANSFERRING RESULTS OF UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY RESEARCH INTO SOCIETY VIA LICENSING AND NEW BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT.

3 Success Criteria for Exploiting Research Intellectual Property Research Capacity Vision Commitment Administration Support Organizations

4 Relationships with the Inventor Importance of Inventor Support Resource Materials for the Inventor Seminars Establishing a Presence Who Serves Who

5 Inventor Resource Materials Policies Brochures Patent Information Newsletters Disclosure Forms

6 Establishing a Presence Attend Faculty Meetings and Presentations Walking the Halls One on One Institutional Presence

7 Seeking Intellectual Property Protection Use of On-line Data Bases Use of Professionals/Attorneys Industry Networking Publication Factors Assessment of the Protection

8 Patent Attorney Relationships Role Selection Costs Communication

9 Assessing Commercial Viability of the Intellectual Property Industry Contacts Patent Review Committees Professional Services Common Sense

10 Commercial Exploitation Alternatives License to Mature or Startup Businesses Assignments Royalty vs. Equity

11 Licensing Issues Anatomy of a License Licensing Checklist Valuation, Royalties & Fees Benchmarking License Monitoring

12 AUTM Indices 1998 385 New Products Introduced 364 New Companies Formed $33.5 Billion Economic Activity/Licensing 280,000 Jobs $3 Billion Taxes Generated 17,088 Active Licenses and Options

13 Research Expenditures 1998 $24,4 Billion (up 7% from prior year) $15.3 Billion from U.S. Federal Government (5% increase) $2.4 Billion from Industry (9% increase)

14 Invention Disclosures (1984 - 2000)

15 AUTM Patent Related Activity - 1998 11,784 Invention Disclosures (4% increase) 4,808 New U.S. Patents filed (13% increase) 3,224 U.S. Patents Issued (22% increase)

16 Number of Patents Issues

17 AUTM Start-up Activity Since 1980, 2,578 New Companies formed based on academic licenses (364 in 1998) Equity Interest acquired in 272 transactions in 1998 (up 8%)

18 Business With Utah State University Origins 81 PLUS COMPANIES EMPLOY APPROXIMATELY 1,250 ESTIMATED ANNUAL REVENUES OF $134,000,000

19 AUTM Licenses and Options 1998 3,668 new licenses and options (up 10%) – 63% with newly formed or small business – 37% with large companies – 54% exclusive - 46% nonexclusive – 92% to startups were exclusive – 50% to large companies were exclusive

20 License & Option Agreements

21 AUTM License Income - 1998 7,460 License/options yielded income $725 Million in license revenue (19% increase from 1997) – 78% earned on product sales – Remainder from cashed in equity, milestones & fees

22 Royalty Income

23 AUTM Significant Technologies 1998 Storm Vision - storm predictor (MIT) Panretin - topical treatment for AIDS (Salk) Quad 7 - lower cost weed control (NDSU) Taxol - cancer drug - new synthesis reduces cost - (FSU) Genetic marker test to identify spider lamb syndrome in sheep (USU) Fast ForWord - courseware to remediate learning difficulties (Rutgers, UCSF)

24 Utah State University Key Commercial Technologies Image Compression (MRVQ) Ultra-High Temperature Treatment of Foods Genetic Marker for Lean Lamb Gene 23 different barley, grass and wheat varieties Over 100 instructional materials for children with disabilities Infant Hearing Impairment Assessment Systems Aggie Ice Cream

25 Related Agreements Options to License Agreements Confidentiality Agreements Material Transfer Agreements Research Agreements

26 Core Resources for a Technology Transfer Office Handout

27 Professional Organizations Association of University Technology Managers (AUTM) Licensing Executives Society (LES) Association of University Related Research Parks (AURRP) National Business Incubator Association (NBIA) Various Venture Capital and Financing Organization

28 Case Studies

29 The Challenge The Opportunity

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