In this training session, the experts will address how to use intellectual property (IP) rights to negotiate and establish agreements with other companies, provide tips for commercial agreements in which IP plays a fundamental role, and discuss strategies to protect your commercial interests against violations and imitations, offering a global overview.
The International IP SME Helpdesks in collaboration with the Enterprise European Network (EEN) will host a series of training sessions to provide European small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and stakeholder actors with an overview of the relevance of intellectual property (IP) rights for a variety of sector and relevant IP clauses, with special focus on the most remarkable particularities of Africa, China, India, Latin America and South-East Asia. This session will mainly focus on how to use IP rights to negotiate and establish agreements with other companies.
After two training sessions focusing on trademarks and patents, we are happy to invite you to the final session of the series jointly organised by Latin America IP SME Helpdesk and World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). This session will provide insights into the Design system in Latin American countries, requirements, benefits as well as the drawbacks of the international system.
The International IP SME Helpdesks in collaboration with the Enterprise European Network (EEN) will host a series of training sessions to provide European small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and stakeholder actors with an overview of the relevance of intellectual property (IP) rights for a variety of sector and relevant IP clauses, with special focus on the most remarkable particularities of Africa, China, India, Latin America and South-East Asia. This session will mainly focus on how to use IP rights to negotiate and establish agreements with other companies.
India IP SME Helpdesk will attend the MWC Barcelona virtually, one of the largest and most influential events for the connectivity ecosystem. The one time of year where global mobile operators, device manufacturers, technology providers, vendors, content owners come together under one roof. From March 4th to 8th, meet us online to learn more about our services related to intellectual property protection and management in India.
Following the first session of the training series "How to Acquire IP Rights in Latin America Through International Mechanism?" jointly organised by World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and Latin America IP SME Helpdesk, this second session will specifically focus on patents. It will spotlight the requirements, advantages, and potential disadvantages in the global system.
Following the first session of the training series "How to Acquire IP Rights in Latin America Through International Mechanism?" jointly organised by World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and Latin America IP SME Helpdesk, this second session will specifically focus on patents. It will spotlight the requirements, advantages, and potential disadvantages in the global system.
Latin America IP Helpdesk will attend the MWC Barcelona, one of the largest and most influential events for the connectivity ecosystem. The one time of year where global mobile operators, device manufacturers, technology providers, vendors, content owners come together under one roof. Meet us in Barcelona from February 28th to 29th to learn more about our services related to intellectual property protection and management.
Joining forces with he World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), Latin America IP SME Helpdesk team organises a training series on how to acquire intellectual property rights (IPRs) in Latin American countries through international mechanism. The goal of this training series is to assist participants in leveraging IPRs in Latin America. The first session will provide an overview on Trademarks, including requirements, benefits and drawbacks of the international system.
Technology transfer is becoming an increasingly important driver to push societal change in developing countries. Joining forces with LES Benelux, Impact Licensing Initiative organises a brand new event focusing on creating societal impact at scale through technology transfer. Governmental and non-governmental institutions, academic institutions as well as profit-driven companies will be present in this onsite event.
This event seeks to offer valuable insights and advice on efficiently utilising market places tools to establish a secure environment for both sellers and buyers in Brazil in Mexico. The participants will have chance to learn more about effective methods for asserting and defending the intellectual property rights in market places.
Organised by Tecnocampus and the Latin America IP SME Helpdesk, this training session will discuss how to use intellectual property (IP) rights to negotiate and establish agreements with other companies, types of commercial agreements in which IP plays a fundamental role and how to protect the commercial interests in Latin American countries against infringements and imitations. The event will be held in Spanish.
This training session intends to explore intellectual property rights (IPR) and the challenges that European small and medium enterprises (SMEs) encounter when venturing into the Brazilian construction market. It will offer valuable perspectives on the various types of IPRs accessible, their significance for SMEs, and the factors to consider when determining whether to seek official protection.
In collaboration with the Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Argentinian Chamber of Commerce and Services (CAC), Latin America IP SME Helpdesk team is organising a virtual session which will introduce the business climate in Bulgaria and Argentina, to identify investment opportunities, potential sectors for cooperation, as well as to present information about intellectual property (IP) protection in Latin America.
Jointly organised with European Partnership for Auxiliary Wine industry Innovation (EPAWI) and Latin America IP SME Helpdesk, this webinar will specifically focus on intellectual property protection in wine industry in Chilean market. Our experts will provide valuable tips and tricks for the European small and medium enterprises that would like to achieve success in this specific sector in Chile.
The Observatory of the European Patent Office (EPO) offers a new event exploring the dynamic intersection of patents, technology and the battle against cancer. Based on a thorough analysis of technological trends spanning 50 years, the EPO will present the key trends in cancer-fighting innovations. The session provides an introduction to major new resources that are directly relevant for inventors, universities, public research centres, investors and startups.
This training session aims to provide valuable insights and guidance on effectively safeguarding and managing intellectual property (IP) rights in the Brazilian market. The experts will highlight the crucial techniques for monitoring and tracking potential infringements of IP rights in Brazil as well as important strategies to identify unauthorized use of patents, trademarks, and copyrighted material.
In the third and final session of the joint training series, organised in collaboration with World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) on acquiring intellectual property rights (IPRs) in Latin America through international mechanisms, the main focus will be design rights. This includes understanding the requirements, benefits, and potential drawbacks of the international system for designs.
Following the first session of the training series "How to Acquire IP Rights in Latin America Through International Mechanism?" jointly organised by World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and Latin America IP SME Helpdesk, this second session will specifically focus on patents. It will spotlight the requirements, advantages, and potential disadvantages in the global system.
Joining forces with he World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), Latin America IP SME Helpdesk team organise a new training series on how to acquire intellectual property rights (IPRs) in Latin American countries through international mechanism. The goal of this training series is to assist participants in leveraging IPRs in Latin America. The first session will provide an overview on Trademarks, including requirements, benefits and drawbacks of the international system.
