UNIDO partnered with SMEs in India’s machine tools, plastics, and foundry sectors to strengthen their approach to intellectual property. Through training, audits, and policy implementation, the programme enhanced IP generation, protection, and business value for the participants.
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Online Piracy: A Convenient Crime
The post examines how the shutdown of Megaupload highlights the convenience and widespread appeal of online piracy. It analyses motivations behind digital piracy and suggests legal and technological strategies to address the issue.
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The post critically analyses the IP challenges faced by small enterprises in India. It discusses the limitations of current awareness and support systems, and the resulting business impact of inadequate IP strategies.
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This article examines how intellectual property can provide competitive and financial advantages for Indian SMEs. It outlines key benefits, risk considerations, and the importance of building a quality IP portfolio to enhance business value.
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BananaIP Counsels is seeking a Manager for Client Engagement with relevant experience and effective communication skills. The role involves business development and client relationship activities. Interested candidates should email their CV and personal statement.
Read more about Job Opening at BananaIP – Manager, Client EngagementA Progressive Step Towards Regulating The eCommerce Sector – In response to Professor Arul’s 101 Article on Decimating Digital Competition
This article evaluates the Draft National eCommerce Policy of India, focusing on data ownership, digital competition, and intellectual property protection. It responds to concerns raised by Professor Arul George Scaria and argues for a balanced regulatory approach in the eCommerce sector.
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This post examines the Draft National E-Commerce Policy, focusing on its treatment of data protection, marketplace regulation, and compliance issues. It argues for clearer, more comprehensive legal standards to foster growth and protect stakeholders in India’s evolving e-commerce landscape.
Read more about Draft E-Commerce Policy Has a Long Way To GoHiding in Plain Sight: Is Spotify in the ‘Business of Issuing or Granting Licenses’?
This analysis examines Spotify’s licensing arrangements in India in light of Section 33 of the Copyright Act 1957. It explores whether Spotify’s business model aligns with the Act’s requirements and addresses unresolved legal questions.
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This post explores how IP audits help Indian companies develop systems that extract maximum business value from intellectual property. It outlines practical steps for policy creation and emphasises aligning IP management with overall business objectives.
Read more about Audit for IP Systems to Derive Business ValueWhat is your IP worth? Improving Revenues and Financial Value of a Company
Intellectual property is a key driver of company value and revenue growth, especially for research-driven organisations. This post discusses the importance of IP audits in India, outlining their objectives and benefits for maximising business and competitive advantage.
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