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ARTICLE · 05 NOVEMBER 2015

Where's The value? Strategic IP Management

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If well executed, strategic intellectual property management can contribute to top-line results and also enhance the bottom line, says Sevim Süzeroglu-Melchiors, IP expert at Dennemeyer Consulting, an international IP management specialist.

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If well executed, strategic intellectual property (IP) management can contribute to top-line results and also enhance the bottom line, says Sevim Süzeroglu-Melchiors, IP expert at Dennemeyer Consulting, an international IP management specialist.

Hans-Georg Greif, head of patents at RWE, adds: "In a joint project team with Dennemeyer Consulting, we developed our new patent strategy, organisation, processes, resources and basics for software tools. I am proud that our implemented patent competence centre passed several, even externally driven, assessments, with the result that our patent management is up to date with no need to improve further."

Efficient IP management is important to handle the growing number of patents and trade marks, as companies are now filing more and more IP rights.

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