The document discusses branding and trademarks, which are keys to business success. It provides information on selecting, registering, protecting, and actively using trademarks. Some key points include selecting distinctive marks, conducting trademark searches, registering marks domestically and internationally through systems like Madrid, maintaining registrations, and using marks properly to avoid genericide.
This document discusses branding and trademarks. It defines branding as the process of communicating the identity of a company or organization to differentiate its products and services from competitors and create customer loyalty. Successful branding catches consumer curiosity, is part of a strategic business plan, emphasizes important and differentiated features, and keeps the brand flexible. A trademark is a brand name that promotes a company's image and range of goods/services, distinguishing them from other enterprises. Trademarks can consist of words, letters, pictures, shapes, colors, logos, or labels.
This document provides an overview of trademarks, including definitions, types, functions and value, practical aspects, selection considerations, Indian trademark law, classification, registration procedures, terms, and infringement. It defines trademarks and discusses product, service, collective, certification, well known, shape, pattern, and sound marks. It outlines the registration process in India and classification system and covers term durations, infringement, and TRIPS provisions.
- The document summarizes the journey of Marico Limited, an Indian consumer goods company founded in 1987.
- Marico started as a small edible oils business in 1971 and grew to become a market leader through innovation, market research, brand extensions, and international acquisitions.
- Key aspects of Marico's success include extensive research and development, careful segmentation and targeting of consumer groups, line extensions to satisfy diverse needs, and building brand equity through impactful advertising campaigns.
This document contains information about branding management from a course on market information systems. It includes outlines of topics, instructions for student presentations on branding strategies, and practices and questions related to branding concepts. The key topics covered are branding equity, branding strategies like multi-product branding and private branding, brand growth strategies, and protecting brand names from counterfeiting.
This document discusses different types of trademarks including conventional, unconventional, service marks, collective marks, and certification marks. It provides examples and definitions for each type. Conventional trademarks include words, letters, numerals, pictures, and devices. Unconventional trademarks can include color, sound, packaging, and the shape of goods. The document outlines the functions and requirements for registering different trademark types according to international standards.
This document discusses key concepts around developing and managing brands and product categories. It defines what a brand is and different types of brands. It also covers brand loyalty and how it is measured. Product identification, trademarks, packaging, labeling, new product planning and development, product positioning, and product safety are also summarized. The overall purpose is to introduce important branding and product management topics.
St Vincent and The Grenadines Agritourism Policy Setting Workshop 2019
Policy setting for improved linkages between agriculture, trade and tourism: Strengthening the local Agrifood sector and promoting healthy food in Agritourism
Workshop organised by the Government of St Vincent and the Grenadines
In collaboration with CABA, CTA, IICA, CTO, CHTA, CDB, OECS
Beachcombers Hotel, 19-20 March 2019
This document discusses branding and trademarks. It defines branding as the process of communicating the identity of a company or organization to differentiate its products and services from competitors and create customer loyalty. Successful branding catches consumer curiosity, is part of a strategic business plan, emphasizes important and differentiated features, and keeps the brand flexible. A trademark is a brand name that promotes a company's image and range of goods/services, distinguishing them from other enterprises. Trademarks can consist of words, letters, pictures, shapes, colors, logos, or labels.
This document provides an overview of trademarks, including definitions, types, functions and value, practical aspects, selection considerations, Indian trademark law, classification, registration procedures, terms, and infringement. It defines trademarks and discusses product, service, collective, certification, well known, shape, pattern, and sound marks. It outlines the registration process in India and classification system and covers term durations, infringement, and TRIPS provisions.
- The document summarizes the journey of Marico Limited, an Indian consumer goods company founded in 1987.
- Marico started as a small edible oils business in 1971 and grew to become a market leader through innovation, market research, brand extensions, and international acquisitions.
- Key aspects of Marico's success include extensive research and development, careful segmentation and targeting of consumer groups, line extensions to satisfy diverse needs, and building brand equity through impactful advertising campaigns.
This document contains information about branding management from a course on market information systems. It includes outlines of topics, instructions for student presentations on branding strategies, and practices and questions related to branding concepts. The key topics covered are branding equity, branding strategies like multi-product branding and private branding, brand growth strategies, and protecting brand names from counterfeiting.
This document discusses different types of trademarks including conventional, unconventional, service marks, collective marks, and certification marks. It provides examples and definitions for each type. Conventional trademarks include words, letters, numerals, pictures, and devices. Unconventional trademarks can include color, sound, packaging, and the shape of goods. The document outlines the functions and requirements for registering different trademark types according to international standards.
This document discusses key concepts around developing and managing brands and product categories. It defines what a brand is and different types of brands. It also covers brand loyalty and how it is measured. Product identification, trademarks, packaging, labeling, new product planning and development, product positioning, and product safety are also summarized. The overall purpose is to introduce important branding and product management topics.
St Vincent and The Grenadines Agritourism Policy Setting Workshop 2019
Policy setting for improved linkages between agriculture, trade and tourism: Strengthening the local Agrifood sector and promoting healthy food in Agritourism
Workshop organised by the Government of St Vincent and the Grenadines
In collaboration with CABA, CTA, IICA, CTO, CHTA, CDB, OECS
Beachcombers Hotel, 19-20 March 2019
This document discusses the distribution of cognition across individuals, tools, language, and methodology (H-LAM/T systems). It suggests that improving individual effectiveness in society should be approached as a system engineering problem by studying the interacting whole using a synthesis-oriented approach. The document also discusses using control theory and information theory to explain cognitive and social phenomena (cybernetics). Finally, it discusses using paired analytics sessions with a visual analyst and domain expert to collaborate on analytic tasks and influence design decisions in aviation safety.
Keputusan Ketua Badan Pengawas Pasar Modal menetapkan peraturan tentang tata cara pendaftaran dalam rangka penawaran umum yang mencakup persyaratan pendaftaran, pengumuman prospektus, masa penawaran umum, penjatahan, dan pengembalian dana pemesanan.
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This document provides an overview of Brian Fisher's background and research in visual analytics as a cognitive science. Some key points:
- Fisher has a background in experimental psychology and cognitive science and does research at the intersection of visualization, human-computer interaction, and cognitive science.
- He discusses the challenges of analyzing "big data" and how visual analytics can help by drawing on theories from cognitive science. Visual analytics needs to be built on theories of cognition, perception, and interaction.
- Fisher advocates for visual analytics to become a translational cognitive science by bridging fields like informatics, visualization, and psychology through collaborative work and shared research questions. His approach involves starting collaborative projects in the intersection of these fields.
This document provides an overview of Brian Fisher's background and research in visual analytics as a cognitive science. Some key points:
- Fisher has a background in experimental psychology and cognitive science and does research at the intersection of visualization, human-computer interaction, and cognitive science.
- He discusses the challenges of analyzing "big data" and how visual analytics can help by drawing on theories from cognitive science. Visual analytics needs to be built on theories of cognition, perception, and interaction.
- Fisher advocates for visual analytics to become a translational cognitive science by bridging fields like informatics, visualization, and psychology through collaborative work and shared research questions. His approach involves starting collaborative projects in the intersection of these fields.
The document discusses using cognitive science theories and approaches to study information visualization and interaction. It proposes taking a human-centered, theoretically grounded approach to decompose tasks based on cognitive architectures and identify challenges to cognitive processing. This would involve using "toy world" studies and computer models to test systems and gain quantitative predictions that can inform interaction design. It provides examples of previous work on multiple object tracking and air traffic control research.
This document provides an overview of branding and trademarks. It discusses how branding and trademarks are keys to business success in the global market. It defines what branding and trademarks are, and explains how they allow companies to differentiate their products, create customer loyalty, and position themselves in the marketplace. The document also discusses best practices for branding and strategies for selecting, registering, using, enforcing and maintaining trademarks. It emphasizes the importance of trademarks as valuable business assets and marketing tools.
This document provides an overview of branding and trademarks. It discusses how branding and trademarks are keys to business success in the global market. It defines what branding and trademarks are, and explains how they allow companies to differentiate their products, create customer loyalty, and position themselves in the marketplace. The document also discusses best practices for branding and strategies for selecting, registering, using, enforcing and maintaining trademarks. It emphasizes the importance of trademarks as valuable business assets and marketing tools.
This document provides an overview of branding and trademarks. It discusses how branding and trademarks are keys to business success in the global market. It defines what branding and trademarks are, and explains how they allow companies to differentiate their products, create customer loyalty, and position themselves in the marketplace. The document also discusses best practices for branding and strategies for selecting, registering, using, enforcing and maintaining trademarks. It emphasizes the importance of trademarks as valuable business assets and marketing tools.
This document provides an overview of branding and trademarks. It discusses how branding and trademarks are keys to business success in the global market. It defines what branding and trademarks are, and explains how they allow companies to differentiate their products, create customer loyalty, and position themselves in the marketplace. The document also discusses best practices for branding and strategies for selecting, registering, using, enforcing and maintaining trademarks. It emphasizes the importance of trademarks as valuable business assets and marketing tools.
This document discusses branding and trademarks, which are keys to business success. It provides an overview of branding, defining it as communicating an owner or company's identity. Branding allows differentiation in the marketplace and creation of customer loyalty. Trademarks serve similar purposes, distinguishing goods and services, and are valuable business assets. The document outlines best practices for selecting, registering, using, and enforcing trademarks on a global scale.
This document discusses branding and trademarks, which are keys to business success. It provides an overview of branding, defining it as communicating an owner or company's identity to differentiate products and services. Branding aims to create customer loyalty. Trademarks distinguish goods and services and are a valuable business asset. The document outlines best practices for selecting, registering, using, and enforcing trademarks both domestically and internationally through systems like Madrid Protocol. Overall it presents trademarks as important marketing, licensing, and franchising tools.
This document discusses branding and trademarks. It provides an overview of branding strategies throughout history from technology brands to lifestyle brands. Branding allows companies to differentiate their products and build customer loyalty. Trademarks are a key part of branding and marketing strategies. They distinguish goods and services and build a company's reputation. Successful branding attracts customers by articulating values relevant to customers. Both branding and trademarks are valuable business assets that require registration and active use to gain the strongest legal protections.
This document provides an overview of branding and trademarks. It defines branding as the process of communicating a company's identity in order to differentiate its products and services, build customer loyalty, and position itself in the marketplace. Trademarks are defined as signs used to distinguish the goods and services of one enterprise from another. The key points covered include: the functions and value of trademarks; types of trademarks; selecting and protecting a trademark through registration; using and enforcing trademarks; and an overview of the international Madrid system for trademark registration administered by WIPO.
A trademark is a sign used to distinguish goods and services of one enterprise from another. It can be words, logos, shapes, colors, or combinations. Trademarks help companies differentiate themselves, build brand image and loyalty, and enhance goodwill. Registering a trademark provides exclusive rights and prevents others from using identical or similar marks. When selecting a trademark, companies should check for conflicting prior rights and ensure the mark is distinctive, memorable, and does not have undesirable meanings. Trademarks are a valuable business asset and their registration facilitates international protection.
Branding and trademarks are keys to business success globally. Branding differentiates products/services from competitors by creating customer loyalty. Trademarks communicate an owner's identity through distinctive names/symbols and distinguish goods/services while building reputation. Registering trademarks provides exclusive rights that prevent copying and secures investments in marketing, promoting customer loyalty and image over time as valuable business assets.
Making A Mark: An Introduction To Trademarks For Nigerian SMEsAdelphi Consulting
Sometime in 2011, the Registry of Trademarks, Patents & Designs, under the Ministry of Trade and Investment and in conjunction with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) published the first in a series of publications aimed at introducing Intellectual Property to Nigerian SMEs.
The Publication was titled; "Making A Mark: An Introduction to Trademarks for Small & Medium Enterprises"
Trademarks, are a central element in the marketing and branding strategy of any company. The guide explains trademarks from a business perspective. Its approach is practical and explanations are illustrated with examples and pictures to enhance the reader’s understanding
Our Principal Partner, Ese Oraka, was among the team of people who worked on compiling the publication.
N.B: Some information in the document may have been updated since this publication was released.
The document provides an overview of intellectual property (IP) rights in Europe, including trademarks, industrial designs, patents, trade secrets, copyright, databases, domain names, and geographical indications. It discusses the key aspects of obtaining and enforcing each type of IP right in Europe, and provides references for further information. The intended audience is small and medium enterprises who often lack resources for IP matters.
A trademark is a distinctive sign, symbol or name used to identify and distinguish the goods or services of one business from those of others. Trademarks can consist of words, logos, slogans, sounds, or other symbols. Registering a trademark provides legal protection against infringement and establishes exclusive rights over the use of the mark in relation to specified goods or services. Some key benefits of registering a trademark include securing exclusivity, controlling use of the brand by others, and deterring and preventing infringement by other traders.
This document discusses various intellectual property concerns for wineries, including trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets. It covers topics such as choosing a strong trademark, protecting trademarks through registration, special labeling issues for wine, performing trademark searches, protecting trade secrets, and intellectual property concerns with departing employees. The document provides an overview of different types of intellectual property and offers advice on effectively managing a company's intellectual property portfolio.
This document discusses the distribution of cognition across individuals, tools, language, and methodology (H-LAM/T systems). It suggests that improving individual effectiveness in society should be approached as a system engineering problem by studying the interacting whole using a synthesis-oriented approach. The document also discusses using control theory and information theory to explain cognitive and social phenomena (cybernetics). Finally, it discusses using paired analytics sessions with a visual analyst and domain expert to collaborate on analytic tasks and influence design decisions in aviation safety.
Keputusan Ketua Badan Pengawas Pasar Modal menetapkan peraturan tentang tata cara pendaftaran dalam rangka penawaran umum yang mencakup persyaratan pendaftaran, pengumuman prospektus, masa penawaran umum, penjatahan, dan pengembalian dana pemesanan.
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Dokumen tersebut membahas pertanggungjawaban pidana terhadap emiten terkait pelanggaran prinsip keterbukaan informasi. Dokumen menjelaskan pentingnya prinsip keterbukaan bagi investor dan sanksi yang diberikan kepada emiten yang melanggar prinsip tersebut, termasuk studi kasus PT Perusahaan Gas Negara.
This document provides an overview of Brian Fisher's background and research in visual analytics as a cognitive science. Some key points:
- Fisher has a background in experimental psychology and cognitive science and does research at the intersection of visualization, human-computer interaction, and cognitive science.
- He discusses the challenges of analyzing "big data" and how visual analytics can help by drawing on theories from cognitive science. Visual analytics needs to be built on theories of cognition, perception, and interaction.
- Fisher advocates for visual analytics to become a translational cognitive science by bridging fields like informatics, visualization, and psychology through collaborative work and shared research questions. His approach involves starting collaborative projects in the intersection of these fields.
This document provides an overview of Brian Fisher's background and research in visual analytics as a cognitive science. Some key points:
- Fisher has a background in experimental psychology and cognitive science and does research at the intersection of visualization, human-computer interaction, and cognitive science.
- He discusses the challenges of analyzing "big data" and how visual analytics can help by drawing on theories from cognitive science. Visual analytics needs to be built on theories of cognition, perception, and interaction.
- Fisher advocates for visual analytics to become a translational cognitive science by bridging fields like informatics, visualization, and psychology through collaborative work and shared research questions. His approach involves starting collaborative projects in the intersection of these fields.
The document discusses using cognitive science theories and approaches to study information visualization and interaction. It proposes taking a human-centered, theoretically grounded approach to decompose tasks based on cognitive architectures and identify challenges to cognitive processing. This would involve using "toy world" studies and computer models to test systems and gain quantitative predictions that can inform interaction design. It provides examples of previous work on multiple object tracking and air traffic control research.
This document provides an overview of branding and trademarks. It discusses how branding and trademarks are keys to business success in the global market. It defines what branding and trademarks are, and explains how they allow companies to differentiate their products, create customer loyalty, and position themselves in the marketplace. The document also discusses best practices for branding and strategies for selecting, registering, using, enforcing and maintaining trademarks. It emphasizes the importance of trademarks as valuable business assets and marketing tools.
This document provides an overview of branding and trademarks. It discusses how branding and trademarks are keys to business success in the global market. It defines what branding and trademarks are, and explains how they allow companies to differentiate their products, create customer loyalty, and position themselves in the marketplace. The document also discusses best practices for branding and strategies for selecting, registering, using, enforcing and maintaining trademarks. It emphasizes the importance of trademarks as valuable business assets and marketing tools.
This document provides an overview of branding and trademarks. It discusses how branding and trademarks are keys to business success in the global market. It defines what branding and trademarks are, and explains how they allow companies to differentiate their products, create customer loyalty, and position themselves in the marketplace. The document also discusses best practices for branding and strategies for selecting, registering, using, enforcing and maintaining trademarks. It emphasizes the importance of trademarks as valuable business assets and marketing tools.
This document provides an overview of branding and trademarks. It discusses how branding and trademarks are keys to business success in the global market. It defines what branding and trademarks are, and explains how they allow companies to differentiate their products, create customer loyalty, and position themselves in the marketplace. The document also discusses best practices for branding and strategies for selecting, registering, using, enforcing and maintaining trademarks. It emphasizes the importance of trademarks as valuable business assets and marketing tools.
This document discusses branding and trademarks, which are keys to business success. It provides an overview of branding, defining it as communicating an owner or company's identity. Branding allows differentiation in the marketplace and creation of customer loyalty. Trademarks serve similar purposes, distinguishing goods and services, and are valuable business assets. The document outlines best practices for selecting, registering, using, and enforcing trademarks on a global scale.
This document discusses branding and trademarks, which are keys to business success. It provides an overview of branding, defining it as communicating an owner or company's identity to differentiate products and services. Branding aims to create customer loyalty. Trademarks distinguish goods and services and are a valuable business asset. The document outlines best practices for selecting, registering, using, and enforcing trademarks both domestically and internationally through systems like Madrid Protocol. Overall it presents trademarks as important marketing, licensing, and franchising tools.
This document discusses branding and trademarks. It provides an overview of branding strategies throughout history from technology brands to lifestyle brands. Branding allows companies to differentiate their products and build customer loyalty. Trademarks are a key part of branding and marketing strategies. They distinguish goods and services and build a company's reputation. Successful branding attracts customers by articulating values relevant to customers. Both branding and trademarks are valuable business assets that require registration and active use to gain the strongest legal protections.
This document provides an overview of branding and trademarks. It defines branding as the process of communicating a company's identity in order to differentiate its products and services, build customer loyalty, and position itself in the marketplace. Trademarks are defined as signs used to distinguish the goods and services of one enterprise from another. The key points covered include: the functions and value of trademarks; types of trademarks; selecting and protecting a trademark through registration; using and enforcing trademarks; and an overview of the international Madrid system for trademark registration administered by WIPO.
A trademark is a sign used to distinguish goods and services of one enterprise from another. It can be words, logos, shapes, colors, or combinations. Trademarks help companies differentiate themselves, build brand image and loyalty, and enhance goodwill. Registering a trademark provides exclusive rights and prevents others from using identical or similar marks. When selecting a trademark, companies should check for conflicting prior rights and ensure the mark is distinctive, memorable, and does not have undesirable meanings. Trademarks are a valuable business asset and their registration facilitates international protection.
Branding and trademarks are keys to business success globally. Branding differentiates products/services from competitors by creating customer loyalty. Trademarks communicate an owner's identity through distinctive names/symbols and distinguish goods/services while building reputation. Registering trademarks provides exclusive rights that prevent copying and secures investments in marketing, promoting customer loyalty and image over time as valuable business assets.
Making A Mark: An Introduction To Trademarks For Nigerian SMEsAdelphi Consulting
Sometime in 2011, the Registry of Trademarks, Patents & Designs, under the Ministry of Trade and Investment and in conjunction with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) published the first in a series of publications aimed at introducing Intellectual Property to Nigerian SMEs.
The Publication was titled; "Making A Mark: An Introduction to Trademarks for Small & Medium Enterprises"
Trademarks, are a central element in the marketing and branding strategy of any company. The guide explains trademarks from a business perspective. Its approach is practical and explanations are illustrated with examples and pictures to enhance the reader’s understanding
Our Principal Partner, Ese Oraka, was among the team of people who worked on compiling the publication.
N.B: Some information in the document may have been updated since this publication was released.
The document provides an overview of intellectual property (IP) rights in Europe, including trademarks, industrial designs, patents, trade secrets, copyright, databases, domain names, and geographical indications. It discusses the key aspects of obtaining and enforcing each type of IP right in Europe, and provides references for further information. The intended audience is small and medium enterprises who often lack resources for IP matters.
A trademark is a distinctive sign, symbol or name used to identify and distinguish the goods or services of one business from those of others. Trademarks can consist of words, logos, slogans, sounds, or other symbols. Registering a trademark provides legal protection against infringement and establishes exclusive rights over the use of the mark in relation to specified goods or services. Some key benefits of registering a trademark include securing exclusivity, controlling use of the brand by others, and deterring and preventing infringement by other traders.
This document discusses various intellectual property concerns for wineries, including trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets. It covers topics such as choosing a strong trademark, protecting trademarks through registration, special labeling issues for wine, performing trademark searches, protecting trade secrets, and intellectual property concerns with departing employees. The document provides an overview of different types of intellectual property and offers advice on effectively managing a company's intellectual property portfolio.
The document discusses various topics related to trademarks including:
- Definitions of trademarks and brands
- Categories of trademarks like word marks, sound marks, and scent marks
- Characteristics of trademarks like being distinctive and non-deceptive
- Functions of trademarks like being informative and differentiating products
- Registration of trademarks including terms and removal from registers
- International registration of trademarks through the Madrid system
- Trademark protection in countries like India
Bereskin Parr: Update on Trademark and Design Law: Silicon Halton Meetup 114Lisa Denis
From the presentation on May 14th, 2019 about the changes coming into effect on June 17th as Canada joins the Madrid Protocol and changes to design protection that come into effect in November 2018 with Mina Chana and Matthew Graph of Bereskin & Parr
The document discusses various forms of intellectual property protection including patents, industrial designs, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets. It provides examples of the types of innovations that can be protected under each category and describes the basic registration processes and requirements for patents, trademarks, and designs in India. Key government agencies responsible for intellectual property are also mentioned.
Legalraasta allows you to register your trademark online and includes information on documentation and opposition to trademark filing, as well as how to register a trademark in India and the status of your application, as well as the benefits, symbols, and types of TradeMark in India.
A trademark is defined as any unique symbol, word, name, device, numerals, or combination of both that distinguishes your goods or services from others and can be represented graphically.
Trade Marks and Brands in the Internet ageNiall Tierney
This document discusses various intellectual property protections for corporate identities, logos, and designs on the internet. It covers topics such as trademarks, copyright, designs, and domain names. The author is an intellectual property attorney who provides an overview of different IP rights, how to register them, and how to enforce them. Key protections discussed include registering trademarks, designs, and domain names to prevent unauthorized copying and protect corporate branding online.
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This slide is special for master students (MIBS & MIFB) in UUM. Also useful for readers who are interested in the topic of contemporary Islamic banking.
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1. LAUNCHING NEW PRODUCTS IN THE MARKET Unleashing the Power of Branding through Trademarks (updated 2006) Caroline Schwab - Program officer Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises Division WIPO - World Intellectual Property Organization
12. 10 POINTS ABOUT TRADEMARKS 1. P roduct or service Image (Identity) 2. Distinguish goods or services among others 3. Play a pivotal role in the branding/marketing Strategy 4. Can be extended to any country 5. Defines a certain image - builds a reputation 6. Is a marketing tool - enabling licensing & franchising 7. Is a valuable IP business asset 8. Encourage companies to invest, maintain and improve product quality 9. Once protected, are useful for obtaining financing 10. Can be put in the stock exchange Before launching a trademark - key to success is CLEARANCE
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26. The Madrid system for the international registration of marks (the Madrid system) established in 1891 functions under the Madrid Agreement (1891), and the Madrid Protocol (1989) are administered by the International Bureau of WIPO located in Geneva, Switzerland. This system for an international protection of Trademarks and Brands is adopted by more than 70 member states of WIPO, members of the « MADRID UNION » Madrid System for the International Registration of Marks
27. The Madrid and the Protocol system offers the possibility to record a trademark in 78 countries at once. However, owners has to go through their own national office to present their request to WIPO WIPO HAS MADE POSSIBLE A FREE SEARCH ON-LINE OF “ROMARIN” – INFORMATION ON TRADEMARKS RECORDED AT WIPO . http://www.wipo.int/madrid/en/services/ MANY REGISTRIES FOR SEARCH ARE AVAILABLE IN THE PRIVATE SECTOR OR VIA THE IP OFFICES, COUNTRY BY COUNTRY . Madrid System for the International Registration of Marks
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Editor's Notes
This brings us to the main subject of this presentation, namely trademarks. We will be looking at what trademarks are, their function and value from a business perspective, why it is important to protect your trademark and various other practical aspects related to the registration and enforcement of trademarks.
This brings us to the main subject of this presentation, namely trademarks. We will be looking at what trademarks are, their function and value from a business perspective, why it is important to protect your trademark and various other practical aspects related to the registration and enforcement of trademarks.
Branding and IP are closely linked from a business perspective. Enterprises today know the value of branding. The ultimate aim of an enterprise should be to create a loyal customer, because a loyal customer insists on buying a certain product or service even if the price is higher than that of the competition - and That is the type of customer an enterprise can gain through branding
Branding and IP are closely linked from a business perspective. Enterprises today know the value of branding. The ultimate aim of an enterprise should be to create a loyal customer, because a loyal customer insists on buying a certain product or service even if the price is higher than that of the competition - and That is the type of customer an enterprise can gain through branding
To maintain a successful brand image it should be sold not only to customers outside but to employees inside because when employees are motivated about a brand image, it will be communicated at all operational levels. It is important for companies to recognize that IP rights such as trademarks, industrial designs, patents and trade secrets are important tools for successful branding and help a company to differentiate itself from the competition. Therefore, enterprises need to understand the IP system and use it to their advantage
This brings us to the main subject of this presentation, namely trademarks. We will be looking at what trademarks are, their function and value from a business perspective, why it is important to protect your trademark and various other practical aspects related to the registration and enforcement of trademarks.
This brings us to the main subject of this presentation, namely trademarks. We will be looking at what trademarks are, their function and value from a business perspective, why it is important to protect your trademark and various other practical aspects related to the registration and enforcement of trademarks.
This brings us to the main subject of this presentation, namely trademarks. We will be looking at what trademarks are, their function and value from a business perspective, why it is important to protect your trademark and various other practical aspects related to the registration and enforcement of trademarks.
This brings us to the main subject of this presentation, namely trademarks. We will be looking at what trademarks are, their function and value from a business perspective, why it is important to protect your trademark and various other practical aspects related to the registration and enforcement of trademarks.
This brings us to the main subject of this presentation, namely trademarks. We will be looking at what trademarks are, their function and value from a business perspective, why it is important to protect your trademark and various other practical aspects related to the registration and enforcement of trademarks.
This brings us to the main subject of this presentation, namely trademarks. We will be looking at what trademarks are, their function and value from a business perspective, why it is important to protect your trademark and various other practical aspects related to the registration and enforcement of trademarks.
This brings us to the main subject of this presentation, namely trademarks. We will be looking at what trademarks are, their function and value from a business perspective, why it is important to protect your trademark and various other practical aspects related to the registration and enforcement of trademarks.
Audible signs: meaning sounds such as the jingle of the NOKIA tune or the sound of an engine to evoke the Harley Davidson motorcycle Olfactory signs: specific smells used in a much less traditional way as a trademark
Collective marks: usually owned by an association or cooperative whose members may use the collective mark to market their products - it is the association that establishes a set of criteria for using the collective mark and individual companies can use it if they comply with such standards. Certification Marks: are given for compliance with certain standards but are not confined to membership of an association or cooperative. The Woolmark symbol is one such example. Well-known marks are considered well known by the competent authority in the country and may be protected even if they are not registered in a given territory.
Trademarks play a pivotal role in the branding and marketing strategies of companies. TM in fact contribute to defining the image and reputation of a company’s product in the eyes of a consumer.
This gives an idea of how trademarks can become valuable business assets and why it is important to protect them.
When choosing a trademark for your product or service, keep in mind what you should NOT choose as a trademark so that your choice does not end up being rejected by the trademark office.
Before submitting an application to register a trademark, a search should be carried out to ensure that the trademark you choose is not being used by someone else. You can do that individually through your national trademark office by consulting commercially operated trademark databases or you can go through a trademark agent.
While filling in a TM application, you are required in most countries to indicate the good and services under which you wish to register your trademark and group them according to classes which refer to the trademark classification system. It is critical to register your trademark in all classes in which you use or intend to use your trademark. The most widely used classification system (Nice0 has 34 classes for goods and 11 for services. Some TM offices such as in US and Canada require the proof that the TM is used A substantive examination may be required if there is a conflict with an existing Mark on the register Some countries publish the TM in a journal allowing 3rd parties to oppose during a given period Once it is decided that there is no grounds for refusal, a certificate is issued which is valid for 10 years. Registration can be renewed indefinitely but may be cancelled if TM is not actively used for a certain period stated in the TM law.
This brings us to the main subject of this presentation, namely trademarks. We will be looking at what trademarks are, their function and value from a business perspective, why it is important to protect your trademark and various other practical aspects related to the registration and enforcement of trademarks.
This brings us to the main subject of this presentation, namely trademarks. We will be looking at what trademarks are, their function and value from a business perspective, why it is important to protect your trademark and various other practical aspects related to the registration and enforcement of trademarks.
While filling in a TM application, you are required in most countries to indicate the good and services under which you wish to register your trademark and group them according to classes which refer to the trademark classification system. It is critical to register your trademark in all classes in which you use or intend to use your trademark. The most widely used classification system (Nice0 has 34 classes for goods and 11 for services. Some TM offices such as in US and Canada require the proof that the TM is used A substantive examination may be required if there is a conflict with an existing Mark on the register Some countries publish the TM in a journal allowing 3rd parties to oppose during a given period Once it is decided that there is no grounds for refusal, a certificate is issued which is valid for 10 years. Registration can be renewed indefinitely but may be cancelled if TM is not actively used for a certain period stated in the TM law.
While filling in a TM application, you are required in most countries to indicate the good and services under which you wish to register your trademark and group them according to classes which refer to the trademark classification system. It is critical to register your trademark in all classes in which you use or intend to use your trademark. The most widely used classification system (Nice0 has 34 classes for goods and 11 for services. Some TM offices such as in US and Canada require the proof that the TM is used A substantive examination may be required if there is a conflict with an existing Mark on the register Some countries publish the TM in a journal allowing 3rd parties to oppose during a given period Once it is decided that there is no grounds for refusal, a certificate is issued which is valid for 10 years. Registration can be renewed indefinitely but may be cancelled if TM is not actively used for a certain period stated in the TM law.
Remember that trademark registration is territorial - if you have registered in your country it does not mean that your TM is protected abroad. . . . . International Route: if a country is member of the Madrid Union for the registration of TM administered by WIPO (check the status of country in question where presentation is being given): advantage is as a member can apply to all other member countries with one application 1 language 1 set of fees. Renewal also single procedure.
Once TM is registered, it is important to use it or else run the risk of loosing your right to the TM
Monitor those authorized to use the TM to control quality of goods and services offered under licensed mark Conduct annual checks to ensure that all TM are registered and renew registrations if necessary Evolving mark: there are no restrictions on modifying a TM but should check with TM office procedure and cost of the change
This brings us to the main subject of this presentation, namely trademarks. We will be looking at what trademarks are, their function and value from a business perspective, why it is important to protect your trademark and various other practical aspects related to the registration and enforcement of trademarks.
This brings us to the main subject of this presentation, namely trademarks. We will be looking at what trademarks are, their function and value from a business perspective, why it is important to protect your trademark and various other practical aspects related to the registration and enforcement of trademarks.