Tag: IP Strategy

The IP-Management program at CEIPI is by far the most successful executive management program in IP in Europe. Since 2005, CEIPI has offered a comprehensive IP Management education, for which it develops case studies with C-Level executives and heads ...

At Oxylabs, a leading provider of web data intelligence solutions from Lithuania, continuous innovation coupled with due attention to intellectual property (IP) rights is a cornerstone of success. The company’s IP strategy exemplifies how building IP ...

The publication “Putting the IAM Function at the Heart of Corporate Strategy” by Mark Blaxill and Ralph Eckardt addresses the critical issue of integrating Intellectual Property (IP) management into the core of corporate strategy. The auth ...

When it comes to innovation in the healthcare education field, one company stands as a beacon of excellence, driven not only by its commitment to saving lives but also by its strategic approach to intellectual property (IP) management. Laerdal Medical ...

How do you know if your company has an IP strategy? A basic IP strategy widely used by startup companies is “Critical Feature Denial”. In brief, this strategy requires that you identify at least one, and preferably several, critical features necessary ...

The book “Intellectual Property: The Key to your competitive advantage” is self-published as an e-book by Maria Boicova-Wynants and has 158 pages. Maria is an experienced IP lawyer, IP strategy consultant. The book is aimed at economic dec ...

People are increasingly looking for foods which solve their health problems. In recent years, manufacturers have developed products with additives they claim to be beneficial for people’s health and wellbeing. This has resulted in a new category ...

Successful companies today are developing products not in a reactive way, but proactive by identifying their customer’s need and develop products with the customer needs in mind. This product development process needs to integrate IP as early as possi ...

Patents are a form of intellectual property that gives the patent owner the exclusive right to exclude others from making, using, selling and importing the invention covered by the patent for a specified period of time, typically 20 years from the dat ...

IP management success stories can vary across industries and companies, and strategies should be tailored to the specific needs and goals of each organization. Additionally, the landscape of intellectual property law and technology is dynamic, so ongo ...