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ARTICLE · 03 JUNE 2020

Top 10 Features Of DIAMS IQ, Dennemeyer's IP Software Solution

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DIAMS iQ was developed with user-friendliness in mind, and it features a segment focused on providing quick access to your most recent work.

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Ovidiu Dulacioiu
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DIAMS iQ, Dennemeyer's in-house IPMS, was developed to support all your Intellectual Property management needs. Read on to discover a quick introduction into the world of DIAMS iQ and a highlight of our top 10 features. These are not, however, listed in order of importance, nor are they intended to form an exhaustive record of iQ's characteristics. 

1. The user-specific section

DIAMS iQ was developed with user-friendliness in mind, and it features a segment focused on providing quick access to your most recent work. Patents, trademarks, designs and more are displayed, in a user-defined order, as a detailed list that supports filters and configurable layouts. From the same section, users can retrieve emails through IMAP and save documents received from our adjacent web feature, DIAMS collaborate. 

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