Establish an integrated layout of intellectual property rights dominated by trademarks. Patents, trademarks, copyrights (copyrights), especially computer software copyrights, new plant varieties, integrated circuit layout design, trade secrets, geographical indications and other intellectual property rights, can apply, register, and register.
2. Enterprises should expand the overseas distribution of intellectual property rights.
China has 37,000 patents distributed overseas every year, while the United States and Japan have more than 200,000 patents distributed overseas every year, which brings greater risks and resistance to the development of industrial internationalization and brand internationalization. From 20 12 to 20 14, there were 108 enterprises in China involved in 39 "337" investigation disputes in the United States and became defendants. On average, one enterprise was involved in every three "337" investigations. Integrate into the international intellectual property system, focusing on applying for PCT patents and registering Madrid trademarks.
3. Enterprises should optimize the quantity and quality of intellectual property rights.
In 20 15, the number of invention patent applications in China exceeded one million for the first time, reaching1102,000, accounting for 1/3 of the global patent applications, ranking first in the world for five consecutive years and becoming a veritable intellectual property power. However, there are few patents with high technical content and market value in China, few patents with effective layout, and few well-known brands and copyright products with world influence. The number of patents filed by China enterprises in the United States, Japan and the European Union at the same time is only one-eighth of that of the United States and one-ninth of that of Japan. Among the valid invention patents in China, the average maintenance period in China is 6 years, while that of foreign patents in China is 9.4 years. There are very few core patents in the fields of aircraft, semiconductors, 3D printing, nanotechnology, robots and antibiotics. It is necessary to solve the problem of "large quantity but poor quality".