The nature and characteristics of the patent strategy of the enterprise, and the three aspects of fo

1) Basic patent strategy, which is the patent strategy that accurately develops the future technology and takes core technology or basic research as the basic direction.

2) Peripheral patent strategy, i.e., the strategy of using many different patents that share the same principles and surround the basic patents of others, and strengthen one's own confrontation with the basic patentee. Or when their basic patents are attacked, weave a patent net around the basic patents and adopt layers of containment to counter them.

3) Patent transfer strategy, that is, the strategy of actively and actively transferring the patented technology that is not implemented by oneself to other enterprises among the patent rights obtained in many technical fields.

In fact, I think this kind of strategy should also be divided into strategies, such as a sales method.

There are many ways to do this in a patent strategy, and of course these three methods are autonomous, then comprehensive, and well, delegated.

The strategic three schemes of this patent, the three schemes are one or two here, and there is a special garbage here, which is particularly spicy, and each scheme is to say um, and it is formulated according to different patents.

The concept and characteristics of intellectual property.

Intellectual property rights refer to the rights that people enjoy in accordance with the law for intellectual creations and industrial and commercial marks, including copyrights, patent rights, trademark rights, trade secret rights, rights to new plant varieties, layout design rights of integrated circuits, geographical indications and other intellectual property rights.

1.The object of right is a disembodied property. The object of intellectual property is not tangible, but abstract things such as knowledge and information.

2.Rights are territorial. The territoriality of intellectual property rights means that intellectual property rights that are recognized and protected in accordance with the laws of a country can only have legal effect in that country, but do not have extraterritorial effects.

In the case of copyright, it is sufficient to rely on international conventions or bilateral agreements to obtain the extraterritorial effect of intellectual property rights; Patent rights and trademark rights must be confirmed by the administrative authorities of other countries before they can have legal effect.

3.Rights are temporal. Intellectual property rights have a certain period of validity and cannot last forever.

Intellectual property rights are protected within the validity period prescribed by law, beyond which the relevant intellectual achievements will no longer be protected objects, but will become the common wealth of society and be freely used by people.

1 According to the actual situation of BAI in China, special attention should be paid to the strategy of popularizing intellectual property rights, so that everyone knows what intellectual property rights are, what rules it has, including international rules for popularizing it. Very realistic goals should be set as in the case of Jiangsu Province. The first article of Jiangsu Province's intellectual property strategy is to let half of Jiangsu people know what intellectual property is within five years.

2. In terms of innovation strategy, the management authorities should pay attention to avoid hindering competition due to intellectual property rights, and make intellectual property rights truly become a system to stimulate innovation. Now that intellectual property rights have become a tool for multinational corporations to hinder others' access to the market and their own competition, China needs to prevent the abuse of intellectual property rights.

3 In terms of application strategy, the state should support some projects that seem to have little application value in the short term but are related to long-term development. Research departments should be encouraged to link up with the application unit in the first phase of research.

4. In terms of protection strategy, our judicial protection should give domestic rights holders more ways to reduce costs. Most companies in China dare not come out to defend their rights, they don't know if they can win, and it is difficult to enforce if they win. Foreign companies have the financial resources to defend their rights, and at least they can make money.

If everyone does not defend their rights, the gap will be opened.

5. In terms of talent strategy, it should be based on the protection of interests, supplemented by measures such as awards. The results have produced economic benefits, and the due part of the benefits must be returned to the inventors. Grab the first thumbs up.

Transcription of patent strategy.

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Opening up the market, occupying the market, and finally obtaining a favorable position in market competition are the core contents of the patent strategic goal. Patent strategy is closely linked to science and technology, economic development and market competition. For an enterprise, patent strategy is an important part of the company's business development strategy.

In terms of operation, the use of patent strategy can effectively confront and squeeze out competitors, obtain the largest market share with a small investment, and at the same time enhance its own competitiveness. In terms of technological research and development, they can make their own inventions and creations obtain legal protection in a timely manner, and can grasp the latest development of technology in a timely manner, and learn from them to find their own way out of technological innovation. In this way, it can effectively avoid duplication of research and save a lot of manpower, material resources, financial resources and valuable time.

In the face of the severe situation of fierce competition in the international market, it is of great practical significance for Chinese enterprises to actively carry out research on patent strategy in order to survive and develop in the international market.