1. Intellectual property protection strategy
Enterprises need to determine their own intellectual property protection strategies, including types, scope, protection priorities, management departments and personnel, and intellectual property management processes. With a clear strategy, enterprises can manage their intellectual property rights more scientifically.
2. Acquisition and maintenance of intellectual property rights
Enterprises need to acquire and safeguard their own intellectual property rights, including applying for patents, trademarks and copyrights, and effectively safeguard existing patents, trademarks and copyrights.
3. Evaluation and management of intellectual property rights
Enterprises need to evaluate their own intellectual property rights, determine the value, risks and problems of intellectual property rights, and take corresponding management measures in time to conduct comprehensive, systematic and efficient management of intellectual property rights.
4. Application and transformation of intellectual property rights
Enterprises need to flexibly use intellectual property rights according to their own strategic intentions and market demand, including rights authorization, technology transfer, asset securitization, joint research and development, etc. To realize the maximum value of intellectual property rights.
5. Settlement of intellectual property disputes
Enterprises also need to establish an intellectual property protection mechanism, monitor and crack down on violations of their intellectual property rights, handle intellectual property disputes, and protect their legitimate rights and interests through legal means.
The content of enterprise intellectual property management involves the whole life cycle management of intellectual property, including acquisition, evaluation, protection, application, transformation and dispute resolution, which is of great significance for enterprises to achieve sustainable development and competitive advantage.