The world today is a fast paced, ever-changing and highly competitive global environment .

America was founded on the basic principle that everyone is “created equal, they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, including life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.” In order to continue subscribing to such ideals, our country must protect our remaining natural resources. Unfortunately, many of them, such as our domestic oil supplies are severely depleted. Consequently, we are now forced to import millions of barrels of oil each day, while industries that once were the very bedrock of our nation’s strength – such as steel production, clothing, consumer electronics -- have systematically moved offshore to countries with the lowest cost labor pools, leaving in their wake – unemployment, burgeoning trade deficits and growing economic uncertainty.

One of our last remaining natural resources is the very pioneering spirit of innovation that helped to found this country and made us the inspirational shining beacon of success the entire world has looked up to for over two centuries.

DataTreasury is the very embodiment of our founding fathers' spirit of innovation and invention. Such innovation by small inventors or companies is often met with great resistance from more established institutions and conglomerates, but it is the same spirit of invention that pushes us forward towards the ongoing commercialization of our technology. We continue to generate and innovate additional technology and IP.

Our mission is to serve as an inspiration to all small inventors and entrepreneurial innovators -- current and future -- who develop or wish to develop important, big ideas by instilling them with the confidence that it is possible to succeed, even if their ideas effect the backyards of mega-corporations and institutional elite.

 

 
 
The Federal Circuit overrules State Street.
 
 
Datatreasury settles Bank of New York Mellon Corp., City National Bank and Compass Bancshares Inc.
 
 
Patent Reform Bill of 2008 (S. 3600)
 
 
Wells Fargo CEO, Richard Kovacevich, admits he steals ideas. Read more.
 
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