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Panelists Discuss IP-vendor Survival Strategies
By Jeff Berman, EDN -- 6/15/2005
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ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Panelists on a Tuesday DAC (Design Automation Conference) session aptly entitled "Is there no way out for IP vendors?" tried to offer IP (intellectual property) companies some strategies they can follow to ensure their survival in what is proving to be a difficult market space.
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Electronic News
ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Panelists on a Tuesday DAC (Design Automation Conference) session aptly entitled "Is there no way out for IP vendors?" tried to offer IP (intellectual property) companies some strategies they can follow to ensure their survival in what is proving to be a difficult market space.
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