Intellectual Property Organization (IPO)

Registering trademarks to protect the company’s brand identity and taking action against infringement.

Establishing policies and procedures to protect confidential and proprietary information, and taking legal action in cases of misappropriation.

Applying for and maintaining patents to protect inventions and innovations developed by the company.

Managing the use of open-source software and ensuring compliance with licensing requirements.

Negotiating and managing licensing agreements for the use of the company’s intellectual property, and handling technology transfer arrangements.

Assessing the monetary value of intellectual property assets for various purposes, such as accounting, financial reporting, or transactions.

Formulating a comprehensive strategy for acquiring, protecting, and leveraging intellectual property assets in alignment with business goals.

Addressing issues related to domain name ownership and resolving disputes through mechanisms like UDRP (Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy).

Handling legal actions related to intellectual property infringement, including filing lawsuits or defending against claims.

Educating employees and stakeholders about the importance of intellectual property protection and compliance.