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ARTICLE · 26 JANUARY 2018

Die Zukunft des geistigen Eigentums - Ein Ausblick auf 2018 und darüber hinaus

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Immer neue Technologien mit disruptivem Potenzial entwickeln sich in immer schnelleren Innovationszyklen weiter und stellen unsere bekannten und bewährten Methoden zum...

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Richard Brunner
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Immer neue Technologien mit disruptivem Potenzial entwickeln sich in immer schnelleren Innovationszyklen weiter und stellen unsere bekannten und bewährten Methoden zum Management von Innovation und dem Schutz geistigen Eigentums permanent in Frage. Es ist Zeit für einen Ausblick und ein paar Antworten.

Der Jahresbeginn ist eine gute Zeit, einen Ausblick geben auf die Entwicklung des Schutzes von geistigem Eigentum - einen Ausblick auf die Entwicklung der gesamten IP-Branche. Basierend auf den Ergebnissen der Dennemeyer-Studie The future of Intellectuall Property" soll dieser Artikel nicht nur der Frage nachgehen, wie sich das Management von IP künftig verändern wird, sondern auch konkrete Strategieoptionen für Unternehmen, IP-Manager und Patent- und Markenanwälte aufzeigen, wie sie auf diese Trends nicht nur reagieren können, sondern diese aktiv mitgestalten. Ein Ausblick, der sicher weit über das Jahr 2018 hinausreicht.

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