patent for new invention

patent for new invention
a confidentiality agreement is an agreement by both parties and acknowledges that a concept or idea is connected to one of the other party, provided that the party, with the idea or the concept is not the idea or concept or information to any third party, unless the approval in writing by the party, the disclosure of the idea or concept.

Confidentiality agreements, and Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDA) is very complicated and very simple. We use a simple one page only, which is in the Market University Product Marketing Kit.

When should an NDA?

Use an NDA, if you are with your idea or the disclosure of information about your idea for a potential partner, a producer, a potential licensee, or someone you can from your idea. Many inventors use NDA's, when a prototype made, it is not a bad idea.

Some people believe that with an NDA with a company offers more protection than a patent, since the NDA, says that the person is to see confidential information with the agreement not to use, unless otherwise indicated.

You will note that no big company will steal your idea, with or without a confidentiality agreement, because it's just bad business. For this reason, you will find that many companies are not on the idea, unless you sign the NDA. This is a good thing. As long as there is a confidentiality agreement, and you will receive a copy with the signature of the representative, you are in the safe zone.

Arik Bannister is the owner of CommercialMaker, the leading online video ad production company, helping companies around the world their products and services online and on television. Arik is also the author of the Market University Product Marketing Kit, a complete guide to the manufacture and sale of new inventions.