What conditions do intellectual property certification need to meet? What is the process? What information do you need to prepare?

According to GB/T 29490-20 13 standard, the enterprise intellectual property management system was established, and it was effectively implemented and operated for at least three months, and it was documented; Complete at least one internal audit and management review; During the operation of the intellectual property management system (including the year before the establishment of the system), it has not been subject to administrative punishment by the relevant competent authorities.

The process of standard implementation can be roughly divided into eight stages: standard implementation start-up, investigation and diagnosis, system construction, manual preparation, publication and publicity, implementation and operation, internal audit and management review.

Information to be prepared:

Copy of business license;

Organization code certificate;

Coverage administrative license;

Enterprises declare themselves;

Run valid files for 3 months;

Brief introduction of the applicant (the company's main business process, organization chart and organization introduction);

System documents (intellectual property manual, record documents, control procedures and management system documents, assignment table of intellectual property responsibilities, list of laws and regulations, list of controlled documents, list of record documents and statement of applicability);

Comparison between application system documents and national standards;

Certification materials for internal audit and management review;

Confidentiality statement;

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The origin of intellectual property rights can no longer be verified. One theory is that it originated in Venice, Europe. In medieval Venice, businesses were allowed to buy and sell technology and textile designs, and they could register and sell them exclusively after obtaining the patent right.

Later, the promotion of works of art can also be bought and sold, which is regarded as one of the rights representing the author's personality right. Works of art have different values depending on the author. For example, when collecting works of art in France, the identity of artists is particularly emphasized to emphasize the value of works of art. ..

At the beginning of the13rd century, China had relatively mature laws and regulations on copyright and copyright protection in the Southern Song Dynasty, namely, the list published by Yu Jiaxi and Guangdong-Guangdong Transport Department in the second year (1238) for Yu Fang Shenglan in Zhu Mu, and the license issued to Duan Changwu in imperial academy in the eighth year of Chunyou (1248).