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Best Practices for Intellectual Property Management in Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs)

Intepat

It includes creations of mind, such as inventions, literary and artistic works, designs, symbols, and names used in commerce. These intellectual outputs are seen across industries, including creative and cultural sectors. What is Intellectual Property Management? This is where IP management steps into the picture.

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First Time Ever! China Adopts Fast-Track Examination for Trademark Applications

IP Tech Blog

Pertain to designated goods or service that are closely related to the circumstances listed in Article 2, and which are the standard goods/services in the latest Classification of Similar Goods and Services in China. Pertain to a mark that is not a collective trademark or a certification trademark. Remarks and Conclusions.

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First Time Ever! China Adopts Fast-Track Examination for Trademark Applications

LexBlog IP

Pertain to designated goods or service that are closely related to the circumstances listed in Article 2, and which are the standard goods/services in the latest Classification of Similar Goods and Services in China. Pertain to a mark that is not a collective trademark or a certification trademark. Remarks and Conclusions.

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Guest book review: Research Handbook on Intellectual Property and Technology Transfer

The IPKat

Key stakeholders such as university presidents and governing boards and members of higher education organisations will of course also find it insightful and useful. The 1990 Bayh-Dole Act was a major milestone for intellectual property management in US universities.

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Framing an effective IP strategy in the Corporate

IP and Legal Filings

The corporation innovates various IP and use them for their products or can license them to the third parties, which generate revenues for the corporation in the form of license fees. For any such valid infringement, the prerogative to sue the other for the intellectual property violation always lies with the corporation.

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