Category: European Commission

Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) has made significant inroads across a series of sectors, as agriculture, e-commerce, education, entertainment, finance, healthcare, manufacturing, natural language processing, retail, transportation, security, and survei ...

In my capacity as a co-chair of the I3PM Committee IP for SMEs, together with expert colleagues Ivan Gauci, Erica K. Smith, Russel Thom and Claire Fritz, we are striving for supporting SMEs in all aspects of IP and IPR. This contribution is therefore ...

Understanding Europe and its Intellectual Property Landscape: A Basic Guide Europe’s identity is complex and multifaceted. This complexity is evident when discussing countries like Türkiye (formerly “Turkey”) and Tunisia in relation to Europe. G ...

In principle, the same subject matter shall not be claimed by two patents. Nevertheless, this does not happen so rarely in practice. This is because patent applicants who claim both national protection and protection by a European patent often file a ...

At 07.05.2020 the European IP helpdesk organized a webinar with Prof. Dr. Alexander Wurzer from CEIPI about “IP-Management and Digitization”. The webinar showed the participants the role of IP in business models, especially digital business models, wi ...

At least one third of all inventions are digital, according to data from the European Patent Office. Therefore, it becomes increasingly important to learn how to patent these kinds of digital business objects like use cases, user and customer journeys ...

While the patent policies of standard developing organizations (SDOs) are majorly for standard setting processes, the European Commission (EC) released a guideline for standard-essential patent (SEP) licensing practices on 29 November 2017.