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GRUPO: 212032_11
BERTHA VIVIANA LOPEZ GÓMEZ
C.C 37.726.130
Bucaramanga
2018
Valoración y Negociación de Tecnología
TITLE:
RECOGNITION STEP - IDENTIFY THE PROBLEM
INTRODUCTION
When you want to value a product, a service, a project, or an activity, the first
thing is to identify what you want to value. When we want to value technology we
find ourselves with a first problem, which is to identify what we want to value,
because the concept of technology is not available to the public at large. In the
common people there is the idea that technology is technological devices, but the
specialized public knows that the significance is much wider. After a journey
through different concepts, in this text we have come to recognize that there is a
very close relationship between technology and intellectual property. At the same
time we have found a very close relationship between technology, intellectual
property and knowledge. Therefore throughout the course we will develop these
concepts to understand the methods of technology assessment.
GENERAL OBJECTIVE
Profile update
Agenda review:
Valoración y Negociación de Tecnología
2.1. What are the risks a company faces when develops a new technology?
The inventions and brands allow consumers to identify the product and remember
it, so that they can differentiate it from the same or similar product offered by
another entrepreneur. Likewise, the brand represents in the mind of the consumer
a certain quality of the product or service, as well as reports some emotion in the
consumer. Being then so important, to be registered the brand generates the
company the exclusive right to prevent third parties from marketing identical or
similar products with identical or similar brands, so that consumers do not get
confused and acquire the product of the employer that they really want and not
another by mistake.
protect inventions brings benefits such as: The invention is protected by patent for
a limited time; The exploitation may consist of exclusively and directly marketing
the patented product; and this exploitation by means of another company implies
an economic benefit for the inventor or owner of the patent.
2.5. What types of intellectual property exist and how are they defined by
WIPO?
Intellectual property (P.I.) is related to the creations of the mind: inventions, literary
and artistic works, as well as symbols, names and images used in commerce.
The legislation protects P.I., for example, through patents, copyright and
trademarks, which allow obtaining recognition or profits for inventions or creations.
By balancing the interest of innovators and the public interest, the P.I. It seeks to
foster an enabling environment for creativity and innovation to flourish.
Since October 17, 2016, the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), in
cooperation with the World Economic Forum, has launched the Inventor Assistance
Program (IAP), which is a new initiative that links inventors and small companies
with scarce financial resources from developing countries with lawyers specializing
in intellectual property, willing to voluntarily provide (pro-bono) their legal
assistance services to obtain patent protection.
In this way, the IAP Program provides the opportunity for low-income inventors to
access specialized assistance in the preparation, presentation and monitoring of
their patent applications, avoiding bad experiences and economic detriment to the
inventor, when trying to request patent protection without knowledge and expertise
for it.
CONCLUSIONS
The patent on a product is the set of exclusive rights granted by the State to
its inventor, who has the possibility to market it and declare himself as the
intellectual author of the invention. First of all, it is about protecting the
invention of plagiarism, as well as offering more possibilities to
commercialize the enterprise and obtain greater profits.
After a pilot phase carried out in three countries (Colombia, the Philippines
and Morocco), the EPI now officially forms part of the WIPO programs.
The role of WIPO is, among other things, to guide the Technology and
Innovation Support Centers (CATI) in their task of selecting and evaluating
applicants.
The IAP is composed of countries, sponsors and voluntary patent attorneys.
These three groups, as a whole, constitute the members of the IAP. All
members must have accepted in writing the guiding principles of the IAP
In general, the contribution of the sponsors is to promote the IAP in their
internal networks of preferred companies and try to get the qualified legal
advisors of these companies to provide services of voluntary patent
attorneys.
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