Innovation is a key determinant of the global competitiveness of businesses. IP companies are those who produce intellectual property (IP) or who apply IP in producing their goods and services. IP companies contribute substantially to India’s output and employment and generate a large number of well-paying jobs.
In coming decade, India has the potential to be one of the world’s leading markets for intellectual property (IP) industries. In today's economic climate, valuation of companies is based more on the value of their intellectual property than on the value of "harder assets" such as inventory, plants and equipment. The real growth has been in the computer, telecommunications, pharmaceutical and other related industries. Because the companies in these fields have committed enormous resources to the development of inventions and the products that accompany them, they are also more than willing to commit enormous resources to protect their intellectual property. Recent actions by the Indian government in 2012, such as the issuance of the first compulsory license for a kidney cancer medication has caused stir in IP industry increasing the relevance of IP in pharmaceutical space.
Conduct correspondence with the local Patent and Trademark Office (PTO)
Works at PTO
Assess applications for patents by ascertaining that the invention is new, not merely an adjustment to something which already exists, carrying out searches and making sure application meets all requirements of Patent Office
Making a final decision as to the novelty of the invention, which is written in a final report
The Patents are granted, re-examined, reissued by Patent Examiners
Occasionally, becoming involved in specialized work, such as intellectual property policy, information retrieval and publicity
Domain Experts
Assist attorney and agents
Making a final decision as to the novelty of the invention, which is written in a final report
Coordinate patent application filings in local and foreign countries
Engaged in high end jobs, such as Patent Valuation, Patent Licensing
Skills required
Collaboration skills
Emotional intelligence
Financial literacy
Project management
Technological affinity
Time management
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Life Sciences are helpful in improving the quality and standard of Life. A degree in a Life Sciences subject will prepare you for a career in research and development.
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Engineering is a profession where creativity and ingenuity knows no bounds. If you are looking for challenging opportunities then, engineering is the most ideal profession to opt for.
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