INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Prof. suvarna lavand

Transcript:INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Prof. suvarna lavand:
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Prof. suvarna lavand Definition of intellectual property What is intellectual property Types of intellectual property DEFINATION OF IP Intellectual property (IP) refers to creations of the mind, such as inventions; literary and artistic works; designs; and symbols, names and images used in commerce. Intellectual property (IP) is a category of property that includes intangible creations of the human intellect. There are many types of intellectual property , and some countries recognize more than others. The most well-known types are copyrights, patents, trademarks, and trade secrets. Intellectual property, or IP as it is commonly referred to, consists of all the pieces of your business that you or your employees have thought of. It’s the things that differentiate you from the competition that you came up with using your intellect – your brain. IP is the original concepts and ideas conceived of and developed by employees, or workers and advisors under contract to do so, that become corporate assets. In short intellectual property means to create and invent yourself all ideas & creation comes through to your brain , thinking, creation for example you are a fashion designer you create a motif not copy from anywhere that is your own creation that is your intellectual property What is intellectual property What Is Intellectual Property? We’re all familiar with the concept of property. It’s a possession or something you own. It’s easy to think about in terms of physical property like a car or a piece of jewelry, but there is also a class of property for things created by the mind. Things like works of art, music, designs, inventions, and names and images like your company name and logo. These are known as intellectual property, and you have a right to protect them, as well. Intellectual property rights allow you to benefit from the time and effort you put into creating your works, and they prevent you from taking advantage of someone else’s without compensating them for it. This encourages continued creation, invention, and innovation. IP is the original concepts and ideas conceived of and developed by employees, or workers and advisors under contract to do so, that become corporate assets. This includes things like: inventions work processes articles, blog posts, case studies, and other content books illustrations photos music logos product and business names taglines slogans movies games They are things or ideas you have created that support your