The Patent Box: Alternatives to Patents
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This was the last presentation in the workshop on the patents box. Although the patent box is a powerful incentive to apply for a patent there are other forms of IP. This closing presentation indicates how some of the alternatives may be more appropriate for many businesses. It finishes with some tips on formulating an IP strategy.
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- 1. Liverpool Inventors Club 29 April 2013, 16:00 – 18:00 Jane Lambert
- 2. Patents are not the only IP Copyrights for literary works including computer programs and databases. Unregistered design rights for shape or configuration of articles or parts of articles including semiconductor topographies. Registered designs or Community designs for the appearance of new products. Obligations of confidence for secret technical or commercial information. Plant breeders’ rights for new plant varieties.
- 3. Patents are not for every Business Most patents are never worked Of those patents that are worked very few cover their costs and even fewer make serious money for their owners. Patents cannot easily protect many new technologies such as methods of doing business, software implemented inventions and new services. Once a patent is published the invention is in the public domain even if the patent is not granted or revoked
- 4. Patents are not for every Business Many new inventions are quickly rendered obsolete by new technical or scientific advances. Patents cannot be enforced outside the territories for which they are granted. Patents are expensive to enforce, particularly in common law countries like the UK, USA, India, Hong Kong, Canada and Australia.
- 5. Devising an IP strategy Identify the probable income streams for your business during your business planning period. Consider possible threats to those income streams (most of which are likely to be commercial or technical rather than legal), Devise counter-measures to those threats which are more likely to be commercial or technical than legal. If you legal protection consider all the alternatives. Take out insurance or otherwise make provision for the enforcement of your rights.
- 6. Further Information Jane Lambert 4 – 5 Gray’s Inn Square London WC1R 5AH Tel 020 7404 5252 Jlambert@4-5.co.uk 4-5ip.blogspot.co.uk