Glossary

Know-How

Know-how refers to practical, applied knowledge or expertise in performing specific tasks efficiently. It encompasses skills, experience, and proven methods – especially in technical, business, or manufacturing contexts.

Universal Know-How

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 Unlike theoretical knowledge, know-how is hands-on and often tacit, involving the 'how' behind successful execution. It is the practical knowledge, expertise, and technical skill required to perform a task or operate a business.

Key Aspects of Know-How

Practicality: Focuses on the "how" rather than just the "what," focusing on application.

Experience-Driven: Often acquired over time through hands-on work, training, or professional experience.

Confidentiality: In business, it often refers to protected, non-patented information that is kept secret (e.g., formulas, processes).

Transferability: Can be licensed or transferred between companies, particularly in technical sectors.

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Value for Business

Know-how, as n intellectual property (IP) asset, is critical in innovation, production, and competitive advantage, as seen in trade secrets or proprietary processes.

It includes non-public information, such as methods, procedures, and secrets of production, that provides a competitive advantage, often termed "technical know-how".