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Are You Ready for a Walk on Water?

This post analyses the development of water walking shoes and related inventions, referencing key international patents and their technological features. The focus is on the evolution from myth to practical solutions enabling humans to walk on water, with an objective, analytical approach.

Nature of Business and IP

The priority of intellectual property types varies with the nature of a business. For SMEs in India, a strategic approach to IP is crucial for success and resource optimisation.

Trade Secret Protection in India- Presentation

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Patent Law Basics / A Presentation at NALSAR Hyderabad – Dr. Kalyan C Kankanala

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The IP Story of Small Enterprises in India

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.

Value of IP for Small and Medium Enterprises

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.

Differentiating Patents and Industrial Designs

The article analyses the differences between patents and industrial designs as forms of intellectual property in India. It examines legal definitions, protection criteria, statutory frameworks, and clarifies common misconceptions, providing a structured comparison for better understanding.

Basics of Industrial Designs

This article explores the essentials of industrial design protection in India, including its legal basis, registration criteria, and procedural steps. It offers practical insights for businesses and creators aiming to safeguard their product designs in a competitive market.

Why Do Indian Companies Acquire Patents?

Indian companies acquire patents for several reasons, often unrelated to gaining business advantage. Motivations include meeting managerial targets, attracting investors, and marketing purposes, with quality and business value sometimes receiving little attention.

Medical Imaging- A Patent Insight

This article offers a patent insight into medical imaging technologies, emphasising CT and MRI advancements and patent filings in India. It highlights the innovations by major manufacturers and the importance of intellectual property in healthcare diagnostics.