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the issue of climate change is becoming more recognized as a global challenge common to all humankind and we must aim to realize a carbon-free society we have to support the un's 17 sustainable development goals adopted back in 2015 and which offer a global framework for promoting prosperity while protecting the planet we also know that it's essential that ip rights are granted in a timely fashion that they are predictable and enforceable innovation and intellectual property have an important role to play in turning these ambitions into action the global ip system is a key factor in supporting green innovation and creativity around the world the first one is to apply a for a patent for the technology developed in-house of course before starting the joint project and the other is to make it possible to apply independently for a patent for cultivating for cultivating urinary cells itself and the point of proceeding a joint research project is to understand and respect the purpose of other companies participation or in their joint project as well what have been the key factors to be successful in the market from the university to the global player so in founding and funding the companies it's very important to be aware of the power of ipv4 funding to do the right decisions at the early phase to create the basis for investing companies into your venture it must be possible that the ip is transferred from the university to the young company because it's a very important asset we have patents that have coverage in 48 countries and we've even succeeded at enforcing our patents in china that's our team right there on the top right that did some some contingency-based work for us because every product that is successful is destined to be copied and as a matter of fact that's what we want as a society but until we're ready to put those rights into the public we want the ability to exclude others so this is important of course but in fact not not too big it's less than twenty percent of wool no energy patents and most of the innovation is taking place on the demand side for energy efficiency switching that's about 60 of the patent and now there's a third important category which we call enabling or cross-cutting technologies like like battery smart grids carbon capture or hydrogen that have the potential to transform many industries and that will play an increasingly important role in transforming all sectors deeply towards the low carbon energy as they have been doing for instance in the current so secondary markets are critical for intellectual property and intellectual property actually facilitates the sale and transfer of intellectual of technology by not only certifying that that technology has passed the in the case of patents has passed the criteria for patentability but it also allows uh different buyers and sellers to communicate with each other about the technology in a standardized format so the role of a patent is multi-faceted in in licensing or remember that having only one or a few patterns is rarely sufficient as other presentations already made it very clear if you want that ip plays an efficient role to reach the market you need to take different angles and develop a robust cluster of patterns if you don't do that you will facilitate the job of the followers we've also seen that our investment in our green technology and our patent portfolio has caused our competitors also to be forced if they're not already doing this to be forced to invest in green technology in order to keep up with us we're a technology company in a in the power industry where that industry is moving towards renewable energy and ip is a big part of our positioning we could not protect and advance our technology without it and that's why we spend just renewable energy alone spends millions of dollars a year in procuring ip and also maintaining that id now we all know in order to achieve the goal of limiting global warming to well below 2 degrees celsius preferably to 1.5 degrees as per the paris agreement it's going to be critical to foster global innovation ecosystems and to support innovators in their use of intellectual property
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- Dagny Strength, Staff Member
ideas from entrepreneurs or inventions from laboratories get patented this patenting of ideas and inventions as intellectual property leads to creating new businesses Japan has created many inventions and currently many of those are being used worldwide as a result many world-famous Japanese corporations have been created now information networks are common around the world and corporate economic activities continue to expand beyond borders the Japan Patent Office is working to make Japan the world's leading intellectual property based nation to accomplish this the jpo is making efforts to achieve the world's fastest and utmost quality examination promote globalisation of the intellectual property system and provide support on intellectual property for small to medium sized and venture companies the key players supporting local economies in 1884 the trademark ordinance was enacted and in 1885 the patent monopoly ordinance for more than 130 years since then the Japanese industrial property rights system has developed in line with the changing times due to a growing number of patent filings the jpo decided to start a paperless project to efficiently handle so many patent filings in order to establish the financial foundation to launch the project in 1984 the patent special account Act was enacted it is a source of funds that prett from the general account in 1989 the J POS new headquarters building was built it is equipped with intelligent functions in 1990 the jpo introduced its electronic filing system it was the first one in the world in 1999 the jpo started to provide patent information through the internet in 2002 the intellectual property basic Act was enacted in order to establish the foundation for making Japan and intellectual property based nation in 2004 the Patent Act was revised in order to speed up the examination process the jpo set a goal in ten years to reduce the amount of time it takes to make its first decisions called first actions on applications down to 11 months and issue the fastest first actions in the world to reduce the amount of time needed to issue first actions the jpo hired about 100 fixed turn examiner's every year starting from 2004 to 2008 in total 490 examiner's were hired during that period furthermore the jpo has been making use of private companies for conducting some preliminary prior art searches it now outsources over 200 thousand searches each year the jpo has been successfully implementing these types of measures to make its operations more efficient as a result in March 2014 the jpoa chief dits goal of reducing the amount of time it takes to issue first actions to 11 months and now the jpo has set a new goal it is to create the fastest and utmost quality intellectual property system in the world the jpo is an arm of the Ministry of Economy Trade and Industry and has jurisdiction over various intellectual property rights such as patent utility model design and trademark rights it conducts examinations and handles trials and appeals proceedings the jpo also plans and proposes initiatives involving intellectual property specifically the jpo is actively promoting Industrial Development it contributes to international efforts on patent system harmonization and conducts international cooperation activities designed for developing and emerging economies support small to medium sized companies provides patent information and revises laws as needed the jpo is making various efforts to ensure that high quality rights can be granted promptly the jpo conducts formality examinations in a consistent prompt and accurate manner pursuant to laws and regulations and by utilizing the JPS IT system in order to check whether applications meets the formal requirements in ensuring complete fairness to all applicants the jpo gives detailed responses to user inquiries on an individual basis the jpo has created a database that contains more than 50 million patent documents and academic journals this enables examiner's to make accurate judgments based on searching a wide range of prior arts resulting in granting internationally reliable high quality patent rights promptly and ensuring the global business development of companies this facilitates invention protection and utilization encourages invention development and promotes innovation design examiner's grants table design rights by searching prior designs in magazines catalogs websites and design bulletins published in and out of Japan by examining a group of design applications in related fields simultaneously design rights are established promptly and consistently these results enhance the reliability of design rights abroad including non substantive examination countries by understanding not only laws and regulations but also the current status of commercial transactions and legal systems inside and outside of Japan examiner's grant stable and sustainable trademark rights the jpo contributes to the protection and enhancement of brands and the smooth consumption of goods and services a panel consisting of administrative judges with professional expertise and sufficient experience and examination as practitioners thoroughly deliberates each case the trial and appeal proceedings at the GPO function as the first instance of the district court examiner's and administrative judges acquire their fundamental knowledge through attending systematically organized training programs these include seminars legally mandated by law experiences in conducting actual hands-on work and receiving one-on-one Oh JT from supervisors further educational programs are available for all personnel to acquire advanced skills these programs include Technology trainings foreign language trainings legal trainings and study abroad programs the JPL already is highly recognized around the world for its high level of quality nevertheless the jpo continually introduces initiatives in order to further achieve a world-class level of high-quality examination for example the jpo has formulated its quality policy that outlines fundamental principles and has documented its quality management system in its quality manual the quality manual describes the quality management of the jpo examination procedures and how quality is implemented furthermore the jpo has formed an external experts committee that evaluates the quality management system objectively and provides suggestions on needed improvements the jpo is making every possible effort to ensure that high quality rights can be promptly granted with the globalization of business activities it has become more and more important for companies to obtain rights in foreign countries under these circumstances the jpo is advancing initiatives so to enable its prompt and high-quality IP system to be easily linked and synchronized with global IP systems in terms of measures for supporting companies in efficiently obtaining stable and robust patent rights in multiple countries and regions the jpo created the patent prosecution highway program applicants need to file requests to use this program the patent prosecution highway is a framework set up to allow an appli
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- Dagny Strength
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I've studied systematics at Judson College in Marion and I am an expert in cartography (outline). I usually feel shocked. My previous job was marina boat charter administrator I held this position for 10 years, I love talking about quizzes and organizing. Huge fan of Trevor Wallace I practice weightlifting and collect disneyana.
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