So, you’ve created an exceptional product and decided to begin the process of sourcing it. Before you get started, there are vital tasks to complete in preparation for lining up the right manufacturer.
2017 was a great year at Enventys Partners! Before we get too far into 2018, take some time to read through our top blog posts of 2017.
For first timers, CES can be a place of wonder and excitement, but without proper preparation it can also be immensely overwhelming. Not to worry, though! We’ve put together our best tips for navigating the massive tradeshow to ensure that you get the most out of your first trip to CES.
You want to take the world by storm, but you don’t want to put your company in the red or pursue a crowdfunding campaign that will fail. To provide your product with the best chance for success, you need to do market research.
There are many types of prototypes, each of which serves a unique purpose, and some of which are optimal for certain product types. Here are just a few you may encounter when you work with Enventys Partners to refine your new product.
In a world full of new innovations that seem to hit the market every day, it can be hard to stand out from the crowd. Here’s a list of some of the best product design awards to consider applying for next year that could help you stand out.
The notion of protecting an idea has been part of American industry since 1790 when Samuel Hopkins received the first patent for his potash-processing apparatus. We cover what you should consider before applying for a patent.
On June 15, Enventys Partners will join forces with Product Hunt to present a networking night full of Demos and Drinks at their Uptown Charlotte headquarters.
Since the American Invents Act, the U.S. has switched from a “first-to-invent” (FTI) to a “first-to-file” (FTF) patent system. This means that the right to patent an invention goes to the first person to file the application as opposed to the first person to create the product. In simple terms: an inventor must file before sharing the idea with potential manufacturers or the public. This is why provisional patents are important.
