Well, that depends. If you’re the developer, having an intellectual property (“IP”) risk management agreement shows your client that you believe in your product and that you want a long-term relationship with them. If you’re the licensee, you want your mission critical technology investment to be protected, 24/7 account access, and verification of the deposited media. If you are a lender and the loan you are making is asset backed and secured by the borrower’s intellectual property, you will want to implement an agreement to provide for access to the intellectual property if the borrower fails to meet certain requirements.