Meaning of 'Business value'?

soheil1: invention nay not have any business value?

Typo: may

Right.I am asking the meaning of "may not", however.

It may not be possible for a business to make money from the invention, whether through sales or some other benefit to a business.

Therefore it has no value to the business; it has no business value.

you have an invention, then innovation (which is based on an invention). it's the innovation that may have value not the invention. the invention may be theoretically brilliand not not economically efficient

Innovention refers to a better idea or method. Invention refers to a new creation. One doesn´t know if a new invention has a value. All new inventions should start off with a zero value and then when later on you have a business plan, then only time will tell. Don´t forget, you can have a great invention and a great business, though, business is about making money, while inventions are about spen

thank you

Business Value refers to the price that one would be willing to pay for the invention.

It is an invention which you could not sell enough of for it to make a profitable business. Some of the factors could be manufacturing and distribution costs would make it too expensive for people to buy it. e.g. If you invented a more efficient engine for a motor car which cost $1000000.00 to develop and $1000000.00 each to produce then the vehicle would be too expensive for the consumer to buy.

it may not be good enough to invest in, like i could invent a black light bulb but it would have no business value

Do you know the word " as can be seen"?