1, publicity and education;
2. Institutional setup and decision-making process: coordination and decision-making between core institutions and departments.
3, intellectual property strategy and policy formulation (patents, proprietary technology, trade secrets, trademarks and names, copyright, software, chips, unfair competition) (development, cooperation and technology introduction).
4. Development: retrieval and analysis, confidentiality (commitment, information control), ownership of property rights, utilization of intellectual property rights, data recording (data, reports, logs, signatures of project participants), and finishing at the end of the project;
5. Custody: custody of control and authority, grading of achievements, certificate contract, etc.
6. Use: search, update and prevent infringement (intellectual property review and cooperative use of technology, information and product introduction),
7. Cooperation and contract: property right review, confidentiality, property right ownership (previous works, work achievements and subsequent development), non-competition, division of responsibilities (quality and intellectual property rights), cooperation in dealing with infringement, and designation of quality and infringement appraisal institutions.
9. Application for registration: mobile attention (the core institution is responsible), advantages and disadvantages analysis, retrieval, infringement analysis, registration method and scope (technical content, right scope, geographical scope);
10. Litigation and disputes: market concern, infringement analysis, evidence collection, strategy formulation, strategy implementation and major decision-making process;
1 1, publishing, advertising, publicity, seminars, interviews, visits, security, material waste.
12, incentive
13, cost management
14, other general terms and conditions