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Preparing for UPC Litigation: Christof Augenstein on Front-Loaded Proceedings, Evidence and Provisional Measures

The Unified Patent Court has created a litigation environment in which procedural preparation can determine strategic options very early. Cases are highly structured, important factual and technical arguments need to be developed from the outset, and ...

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Quantum Software IP Strategy – Protecting Reusable Capabilities and Market Access

A quantum software company completes a promising customer project. Its team has found a better way to prepare a problem, adapt a computation to available hardware or integrate the result into an industrial workflow. The next customer has different req ...

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Industrial IoT: How IP Management Secures Competitive Advantage in Connected Manufacturing

Connected manufacturing creates value through the interactions of machines, data, software and industrial know-how. As these systems evolve, companies must decide which contributions to protect, what partners may access and how knowledge can be reused ...

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Practical Question: AI Supported IP Management in Industrial Engineering with Thomas Wicker

Industrial machinery and plant engineering companies generate valuable technical knowledge throughout their daily project work. A design modification, an improved control routine or a solution developed during commissioning may have considerable poten ...

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Scaling Proprietary Technology Through Licensing and Technology Transfer with Doris Hafenbradl

GreenTech companies that scale proprietary process technologies face a distinctive IP management challenge. Commercial deployment often depends on established engineering companies, technology providers and local industrial partners. These partners re ...

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Building Patent Strategies for Cleantech Innovation: Hermione Thompson and John Leeming on Invention Capture, Scaling and Portfolio Architecture

Cleantech innovation rarely develops within a single technical discipline. A commercially relevant solution may combine mechanical engineering, advanced materials, electronics, software, manufacturing processes, control systems and environmental perfo ...

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From Technical Effect to Assertable Quantum Software Positions: A Proposed Strategic IP Approach – with Sebastian Greding

1 . Background and Central IP Question The Decision Case concerns a young quantum technology company that makes existing quantum hardware usable for industrial applications. Its commercial advantage arises from a combination of: problem-specific algor ...

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CEIPI IP Business Talk with Hermione Thompson and John Leeming: Building Patent Strategies for Cleantech Innovation

Cleantech innovation rarely sits within a single technical discipline. New solutions can combine engineering, advanced materials, electronics, software, manufacturing processes and environmental performance. For companies developing these technologies ...

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Two Ways to Make GreenTech IP Legible: Sustainable Innovation Ecosystems at Mewburn Ellis and Net-Zero Technology Trajectories at D Young

GreenTech presents a particular communication challenge for IP practice groups. It is not one technology sector, but a transformation cutting across batteries, hydrogen, renewable energy, sustainable aviation, recycling, materials, digital infrastruct ...

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Building a European UPC Litigation Strategy: Chris de Mauny on Forum Choice, Litigation Readiness and Territorial Reach

The Unified Patent Court has changed the architecture of European patent litigation. A company can now obtain remedies across a large part of Europe through a single proceeding, cases move comparatively quickly, and decisions taken in one forum may in ...

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