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P. Kandiah
Strong IP Rights will make your business grow while driving your competitors away from your business
- Posted on 05-09-2016 -
Anubhav Kapoor
In the current knowledge driven economy, any organization, is regularly using and creating a great deal of IP as an intangible asset, irrespective of what the organization deals in. This being the case, it becomes important to systematically consider the steps required for protecting, managing and enforcing it, so as to get the best possible commercial results from its ownership
- Posted on 05-09-2016 -
Michael Bednarek
IP Strategists face the challenge of protecting 21st Century innovation with 19th Century tools. In an era of globalization, IP strategists must move beyond their zone of personal expertise to design effective IP strategies. Collaboration entails knowing your limitations and having access to the expertise of others. My Global IP Strategy Advice: "know what you don't know, and know who knows it"
- Posted on 07-09-2016 -
Patrick Terroir
Innovation economy is going through profound transformations driven by two main factors: 1. The expansion and diffusion of education and research around the world and consequently the widespread increase in inventions and patent filling; 2. The use of complex technologies to solve more complex problems or to meet more specific needs; thus innovations are now quite always the result of combinations of inventions found in different fields stemming from different sources. The combination of these two factors shows that the diffusion and the trading of inventions and thus IP rights is an unavoidable necessity. Patents have consequently to change their nature, becoming more a technology transfer instrument and a valuation/ transaction asset than a means of protection and legal redress. The logical consequence that our economies should draw from these transformations is to establish systems and mechanisms to allow companies and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to acquire the inventions and IP rights they need, and to give inventors the opportunity to disseminate and be rewarded for their inventions. Thus, a real patent exchange market is now critical for the success of innovation economies.
- Posted on 07-09-2016 -
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Subhajit Saha
Identify Protect & Manage - IPM is the biggest mantra of IP MANAGEMENT it Self! Firms need to transform from seeing IP as a cost factor to a valuable asset and leverage IP for Business Success. Instead of being once bitten twice shy and its better not be bitten at all and go all out with IP from Day 1 ! Integrate IP with Business to Succeed!
- Posted on 11-05-2017 -
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Vincent Zhong
Intelletual property is the important but sleeping asset for most companies to monetize. It needs joint effort and intense communication to build up a cross border IP ecosystem for it, which will be good for all in this industry in the long run.
- Posted on 19-11-2017 -
Mahesh Talekar
Protecting ones creation under suitable IPR regime is the art of an innovation.
- Posted on 19-11-2017 -
Vishwash Raj Verma
A country's economy grows & depends on how strong it's IP assets are and how well it's protected by law & justice. Precisely, it's one of the key factors in prosper economy of a country.
- Posted on 19-11-2017 -
Suma KB
Power of protecting property generated using intellect is superior to power of intellect
- Posted on 20-11-2017 -
Amit Kumar Tiwari
Patinformatics is an emerging discipline that has applications in many areas of science, technology and business.The field is gaining importance progressively worldwide including India.It may be defined as a generic term that encompasses the design, creation, organization, management, retrieval, analysis, dissemination, visualization and use of patent information. In another way, Patinformatics is an information science to strengthen the efforts of every functional unit in the enterprise, from R&D and marketing to finance, human resources and mergers & acquisitions. Patinformatics is the judicious screening of information sources to transform vast amount of data into specific information and specific information into knowledge for the intended purpose of making better and faster decisions. In short Patinformatics is the future of patent analytics.
- Posted on 20-11-2017 -
Anitha Ponnekanti
Even a simple technology if protected timely by strong laws will results in best IP asset.
- Posted on 20-11-2017 -
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Phani Kiran Kotipalli
Inventions cannot be easy to found in future if IPR does not exist.
Value of an invention will be quantified by a measure in future so called IPR
- Posted on 20-11-2017 -
Sanjaykumar Patel
IPR is not going to give any benefit by just acquiring it. One has to work beyond that to harvest fruits from efforts poured in developing and acquiring IP and that is possible when you build your IP with keeping research and business in mind compared to only focusing on research.
- Posted on 20-11-2017 -
Raghavendra Swami Yalamarthi
IP MEANS: Intelligent Person Protects
Intellectual Property
- Posted on 20-11-2017 -
Shabnam Khan
What your mind creates is solely yours. (I)ntent to (P)rotect (I)ntellectual (P)roperty should be the ultimate goal for all IP owners.
- Posted on 20-11-2017 -
Dr. Ajinkya Sarkate
Academics should start focusing on Intellectual Property education, only then people will understand the importance of IP and its growing trend.
- Posted on 20-11-2017 -
Santanu Mukherjee
Create IPRs and use them as tools for knowledge dissemination, help our economy grow.
- Posted on 20-11-2017 -
Georges Haour
Patents constitute a basic business tool for the pharmaceutical/life-sciences industry, much less so for the other sectors
- Posted on 20-11-2017 -
Mary Adams
IP Value Depends on IC
The value of Intellectual Property is highly dependent on the Intangible Capital associated with it: people, relationships, technology and infrastructure.
- Posted on 21-11-2017 -
Farzana Sumra
In today's era where people are still confused between discovery and invention, IP awareness seminars must be conducted as much as possible by IP professional.
- Posted on 21-11-2017 -
Talal Abu-Ghazaleh
We need IPR protection disciplines for knowledge products, in the virtual world.
- Posted on 21-11-2017 -
Moumita Mitra
IP is an essential component of long-term business sustainability and organic growth.
- Posted on 21-11-2017 -
Shashank Mishra
Everyone have their own ideas, but only IP saves those ideas as an invention!!
- Posted on 21-11-2017 -
Arundeep Singh Pradhan
Technology transfer is about opportunities. Universities are full of opportunities in all disciplines, not just the STEM fields that can be monetized. Technology transfer professionals need to think broader - intellectual property is not just patents and copyrights and commercialization is not just licensing. We need to use our skills to identify these opportunities and create a the right commercialization strategy to take advantage of these opportunities to benefit their University.
- Posted on 21-11-2017 -
Dr. Jyothirmayee Rao
Patent Data is like a enormous treasure trove...make use of it to make SMART Business decisions
- Posted on 22-11-2017 -
Anup Patwa
Innovate
Protect and Produce
Run ahead
Strategic protection of IP, aligning with business perspective, is the winning horse. The aim of any organization, individual to reach the top in the business quickly, in the highly competitive world, is not only suffice by Innovation and Creation, but also Protection, Enforcement and Functional application of the same too.
- Posted on 22-11-2017 -
Anita Mar
Trademarking is the cheapest form of protection you can get for your brand.
- Posted on 23-11-2017 -
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Dhananjay Kumar Das
Patents became a form of holding money, but it pays only when its technology is in trend.
- Posted on 23-11-2017 -
Swati Veera
While right nutrition is essential for nourishment of the body, the right intellectual property protection is essential for the nourishment and advancement of creativity and innovation.
- Posted on 26-11-2017 -
Rajesh Seetharaman
Licensing Your IP
Licensing is a powerful tool for leveraging IP assets, and you can generate significant revenue to help grow your business using it. Bit of research is needed before you act upon.
- Posted on 27-11-2017 -
Sandeep Mishra
We want to be a key player and facilitator for IPR Industey in India. We will continue to perform our corporate social responsibility by training on IPR matters for INDIAN ACADEMICS and research Institutions.
- Posted on 30-11-2017 -
Sebastian Nutter
If you do not take the necessary action(s) to protect your intellectual property you are essentially giving the world a free license to your IP.
- Posted on 08-12-2017 -
SUDHIR KOCHHAR
Recent developments like surge of new disruptive technology realm (Technology 4.0) and release of new evidence by WIPO suggesting IP and other intangible capital contribute around one third to the value of industrial production are potentially capable of influencing the way global impact of IPR may be progressively relooked in future.
On the other hand, the conservative sui generis plant variety protection (PVP) and non-patentable subject matter options embraced and implemented in few jurisdictions like India continue to hinder trade-related growth in agri-bio-technology and plant variety business as also hamper domestic seed R&D industry, including foreign collaborators and MNCs operating in these territories.
There is adequate and trustworthy space now provided as per National IPR Policy 2016, by IPIndia for intermittent interface among regulators, executive functionaries and IP stakeholders that helps resolve procedural difficulties and refine processes on course. However, PVP is kept out of such arrangement. In PVP and agro-biotech patents realm, conflict of actions at multiple check points continues to cause ambiguity, uncertainty or neglect. Thereby many jurisprudential issues have arisen.
The implementation of India’s Protection of Plant Varieties and Farmers’ Rights Act, 2001 is functionally nested in two dissimilar domains, one dealing with IPR aspect of PVP grant as per TRIPS Agreement and the other one with equitable rights of communities and farmers as per CBD and ITPGRFA. In practice, there is due emphasis on scaling up farmers’ welfare efforts via farmers’ rights in the system. However, the spirit of IPR law with regard to varieties and biotechnologies continues to be paralysed. So much so that even the domestic legal acumen appears to be bankrupt of ideas considering a recent advocacy made in favour of curbing provisional protection to applicants of PVP. Similarly, under Patent law, a favourable re-interpretation of statues is warranted to clarify on acceptance of in planta validation of a gene as claimable in a patent application. This could be possible in corollary to the interpretation already made in patenting of embedded software.
It is important to foster IPR culture dealing with plant varieties and agro-biotech in big market jurisdictions like India. Bringing PVP implementation under common umbrella of IPIndia is much needed. Similar actions were already taken for Copyright and Layout Designs for ICs. However, for any requisite technical input, Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare continue to be the nodal ministry as per the stated IPR Policy.
- Posted on 09-12-2017 -
Noopur Goel
Publish = perishPatents = cherishHow???See below:Think - invent or innovate - protect/safeguard - monetize - cherish
- Posted on 11-12-2017 -
Jurgen Vollrath
The Bayh-Dole Act has failed - it has replaced patents languishing in obscurity in Federal Government archives with patents that languish in obscurity in university databases.
- Posted on 08-09-2016