Why should companies do IP certification?

1. Standardize enterprise management. The management of each link of the production and operation activities of the enterprise is organically integrated with the management of intellectual property rights to achieve dynamic, process-based and long-term management.

2. Establish a professional team. Establish professional and effective intellectual property management institutions and systems, and cultivate a team of intellectual property professionals.

3. Prevent business risks. Avoid intellectual property disputes and prevent related business risks.

4. Enhance innovation ability. Establish a benign intellectual property creation model, promote technological innovation, and at the same time, help enterprises create, protect, apply and manage intellectual property rights, and maximize the market value of intellectual property rights.

Intellectual property work plays a very important role in promoting the development of enterprises.

1. Strengthening the protection of intellectual property rights can ensure the safety of enterprises. Enterprises, especially technology-based enterprises, are mostly at the forefront of scientific and technological innovation, and through scientific and technological research and development, they produce products suitable for market demand. Strengthening the protection of intellectual property rights can enable enterprises to exclusively enjoy the market benefits brought by intellectual property rights, avoid the loss of intellectual property rights, avoid the risk of infringement, and ensure the safety of enterprises.

2. Strengthening intellectual property rights can ensure the safety of enterprise R&D investment. When enterprises carry out scientific research projects and independent research and development, through the analysis and utilization of intellectual property information, they can keep abreast of the intellectual property status in their respective fields, so as to avoid infringing on the prior rights of others, resulting in "invalid" research and development, and wasting manpower, material and financial resources.

3. Strengthening the protection of intellectual property rights can increase the added value of the product market. Through the production and sales of products with independent intellectual property rights, enterprises can enhance their corporate image, enhance their market competitiveness, and even obtain the right to speak in market pricing.

4. Strengthening the protection of intellectual property rights can enhance the status of enterprises in joint ventures, cooperation and business negotiations. Enterprises can use independent intellectual property rights to increase capital and shares, pledge financing, license use, establish industrial alliances, etc., and improve the status of enterprises in joint ventures, cooperation and business negotiations.

In recent years, enterprises have paid more and more attention to intellectual property rights, because the intellectual patent of an enterprise determines whether the enterprise can gain a foothold in this industry, and if the patent is stolen, it will be fatal to an enterprise. Therefore, the management of enterprise intellectual property is becoming more and more important. So today, I have collected and sorted out the relevant knowledge about the importance of intellectual property management.

1. The role of enterprise intellectual property management and protection.

The role of enterprise intellectual property management and protection is reflected in the following two aspects:

The first is to promote independent innovation of enterprises. A very important feature of modern enterprises is continuous innovation, which is the "driving force" of the development of modern enterprises. The intellectual property system is the basic system to promote and protect the technological innovation achievements of enterprises, and it is inextricably linked with enterprises

On the one hand, independent innovation has produced new achievements, in order to safeguard the rights and interests of enterprises themselves, there is a need for intellectual property protection, the establishment of a complete set of intellectual property management system can not only meet this demand, but also enable enterprises to firmly grasp the monopoly of the results, and rest assured to use the innovation results to engage in production and business activities; On the other hand, because the intellectual property system protects the achievements of enterprise technological innovation, so that it can obtain higher economic and social benefits, it will be conducive to further investment in technological innovation, form a virtuous circle, and promote the sustainable development of technological innovation.

The second is to enhance the competitiveness of enterprises. The competition of enterprises is reflected in the market, the competition in the market is reflected in the commodity, the competition of the commodity is reflected in the technology, and the competition of technology is reflected in the protection and utilization of intellectual property rights. The survival and development of an enterprise is closely related to the number and quality of intellectual property rights it owns, especially patents.

In modern enterprises, technology is the premise of survival, technology protection is the guarantee of its survival, only by constantly developing technology with independent intellectual property rights, relying on the exclusivity of intellectual property rights to occupy the market in order to obtain a competitive advantage, and all this should be based on the effective management of intellectual property rights of enterprises. The management and protection of intellectual property rights can improve the competitiveness of enterprises by effectively organizing and utilizing the intellectual achievements of enterprises, combining them with other operations and management of enterprises, and selecting the most suitable way for the development of enterprises.

Intellectual property is the intangible asset of the enterprise, is the wealth of the enterprise, the intellectual property of the enterprise can provide the development of the enterprise with knowledge and technology guarantee, therefore, intellectual property rights are very important to the enterprise.

With the development of China's economy, the impact of intellectual property rights on enterprises can be imagined, it can protect the intellectual property rights of enterprises from infringement, if the intellectual property rights are not effectively protected, then competitors will obtain intellectual property rights through imitation, copying and other improper behaviors, so as to produce new products to disrupt the market order.

The 21st century is the era of knowledge economy, and innovation is the essence of the knowledge economy era. On the one hand, without innovation, enterprises will lose the momentum of development: on the other hand, if the intellectual property rights generated by enterprises due to innovation are not effectively protected, then innovation will be quickly copied, not only the cost of innovation can not be improved, but also will make innovative products lose market competitiveness.

Therefore, for enterprises, it is still a high-tech enterprise, and it is not possible to innovate without innovation, and it is not good to innovate without protection. Intellectual property strategy is an important part of enterprise development strategy. However, intellectual property strategy is often ignored by enterprises or small and medium-sized enterprises, do you not know that intellectual property rights are an important means for small and medium-sized enterprises, which can make small and medium-sized enterprises soar between the blue sky and white clouds like the wings of an eagle.

Advanced technology that is of great significance to the development of the enterprise and mastered by a foreign enterprise shall be authorized and licensed by the right holder. The purpose of enterprises to introduce technology should not only be to use it in the same way, but should be based on these technologies, actively innovate, establish late-mover advantages, and do a good job in their own intellectual property layout.

However, the existing intellectual property layout of foreign enterprises does not mean that Chinese companies can only follow them under the leadership of foreign enterprises, because the existing intellectual property layout of foreign enterprises cannot be all-inclusive, and Chinese enterprises can find a wide Zen product segment market suitable for their own development in the existing technology, break through the intellectual property layout of foreign enterprises, and make themselves the leader of the market. Enterprises should establish their own patent databases in a targeted manner, understand the world intellectual property situation related to enterprise development, and take precautions.

1. How to define an enterprise.

Enterprises generally refer to legal persons or other social and economic organizations that use various factors of production (land, labor, capital, technology and entrepreneurial talents, etc.) to provide goods or services to the market for the purpose of making profits, and implement independent operation, self-responsibility for profits and losses, and independent accounting.

In the category of commodity economy, as one of the various modes of organizational units, according to certain organizational laws, organically constituted economic entities, generally for the purpose of profit, to maximize the interests of investors, customers, employees, and the public as the mission, by providing products or services in exchange for income. It is a product of social development and has grown and strengthened due to the development of the social division of labor. Enterprises are the main players in market economic activities; Under the socialist economic system, the coexistence of various enterprises constitutes the micro foundation of the socialist market economy.

There are three basic organizational forms of enterprises: sole proprietorship, partnership and company, and the corporate enterprise is the most important and typical organizational form in modern enterprises.

Modern economic theory believes that the enterprise is essentially "a mechanism for resource allocation", which can realize the optimal allocation of the entire social and economic resources and reduce the "pure transaction cost" of the whole society.

2. What should enterprises pay attention to in hot weather?

According to the regulations, if the daily maximum temperature reaches more than 40, outdoor operations shall be stopped on that day; When the maximum daily temperature reaches 37 or more but less than 40, the employer shall arrange for the employee to work outdoors for no more than 6 hours throughout the day, and the continuous working time shall not exceed the national regulations, and shall not arrange outdoor work within 3 hours during the highest temperature period; When the maximum daily temperature reaches 35 or more but 37 below, the employer shall shorten the continuous working hours of the workers by changing shifts and taking breaks, and shall not arrange overtime for workers working outdoors and in the open air. Employers shall not arrange for pregnant female employees and juvenile workers to engage in outdoor work or workplace operations at a temperature of 33 or more during hot weather conditions of 35 or more.

[Intellectual Property Rights of the Government]: The "Enterprise Intellectual Property Management Specification" is China's first national standard for enterprise intellectual property management, which aims to help enterprises establish a scientific and standardized intellectual property management system and enhance their domestic and international competitiveness.

In addition to ensuring that the intellectual property rights of enterprises in all aspects of business become controllable, they can also promote enterprises to create more high value-added patented technologies, and obtain greater benefits in the operation of assets such as corporate financing and listing, investment and mergers and acquisitions, and enterprise **.