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4iP News: 4 Reasons to Patent - NEW interactive guide for SMEs launched today
New interactive guide to help European SMEs unlock all the value of patents
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Categories: Infographics, IP management, SMEs
Publications: 4 Reasons to Patent
This flyer aims to help European SMEs unlock all the value of patents and is also available in an on-line interactive version within our 4SMEs section. It was developed by 4iP Council's broad network of academics and supporters with content input from seven well known IP stakeholders. The work identifies four key benefits to patenting - market access, negotiating, funding and strategic value - and breaks these down simply into methods for value-creation.
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Categories: Infographics, IP management, SMEs
Publications: Trends in patenting
Infographic summarising key patenting trends at the EPO in 2018
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Categories: Infographics, Patent System and Patent Quality
Publications: Access to All infographic
Infographic comparing the differences and efficiencies between Access to All and License to All
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Categories: Infographics, IP Enforcement, Licensing
Publications: High quality of Patents in Europe - infographic
4iP Council has consolidated available data on patents in Germany in 2015 to provide a fresh picture on invalidity rates. This work takes the shape of an infographic and follows the recent publication of numerous papers by eminent authors radically overturning an assumption that patent invalidity rates in Europe are high. In 2015, just 1 in 17,500 (0.006%) of all patents in force in Germany were declared invalid by a court. Research findings show similar results for patents in other jurisdictions.