Fusion Systems Corp. in Japan (A) Case Solution
This Case is about INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS, NEGOTIATIONS, TECHNOLOGY
PUBLICATION DATE: February 16, 1990
Describes the global service of Fusion Systems Corp., a little high innovation American company, and a five-year license disagreement the business has in Japan with Mitsubishi Electric. Explains essential functions of the intellectual home units in Japan and also associated patenting methods of companies. Explains Fusion’s technique to look for assistance from the U.S. federal government. Concludes with a choice of exactly how Fusion ought to react to Mitsubishi’s most current working out moves.
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