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New IP. Are You Ready?

The power of Intellectual Property (IP) is growing, and with it, the demand for efficiency, agility and creativity in IP is too.

CPA Global’s latest whitepaper ‘IP is dead… long live New IP’ explores how IP is changing, and the opportunities that lie ahead for IP professionals who embrace digital transformation.

This must-read report predicts how digitalisation might impact the IP industry over the next decade and the benefits digital adopters may achieve, including:

• Improved operational planning and execution
• New revenue streams form licensing
• Greater alignment between IP and business objectives

Discover how digital transformation is creating unmissable opportunities in the IP industry, and how having the right tools and processes can help set you ahead of the rest.

In March 2019, the Global IP Exchange gathered 105 CIPOs, Directors of IP, Patent, Trademark, Brand Protection and Copyright under one roof with a selection of the industry’s leading solution providers to find solutions to the following challenges:

The Intersection of IP and Artificial Intelligence

Converting your IP into a profit generating machine

Protecting your brand online and balancing this with offline brand protection

Gaining buy in from the wider business and becoming a strategic business partner

Embracing digitalisation and automation to deliver a seamless IP automation

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As digitalisation continues to drive a faster moving on-demand culture within society, counterfeiters have capitalised on this movement, utilizing online markets, domain name registration and social media advertising to specifically target this modern consumer market. With often near-replicates of the original products, yet with often considerable faults or dangerous components that only become apparent after package is delivered, consumers can often feel cheated by the brand.

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Exclusive Interviews | With IP & Brand Protection Industry Leaders

Discover how the following top IP Leaders address their main challenges, the trends they are seeing in the industry and how they see the future of IP & Brand Protection going into 2020 and beyond.

Challenges and Trends Into 2020 and Beyond

Interviews with Brand Leaders: Måns Sjöstrand, Global Head IP & Brand Protection, Daniel Wellington | Leo Longauer, VP Corporate Intellectual Property, Swarovski | Dennis Wilke, Brand Protection & IP, Cluse  

As companies race to develop the next revolutionary innovation, the role of the IP department has risen higher on the corporate agenda in recent years. With tighter budgets and regulatory uncertainty, navigating the various jurisdictions to convert your IP portfolio into a profit generating machine is not all that easy.

Have a look through the investment priorities of a sample of our delegates attending the upcoming Global IP Exchange Europe.

Discover how the following top IP Leaders address their main challenges, the trends they are seeing in the industry and how they see the future of IP & Brand Protection going into 2020 and beyond.

Ø  Dr. Christian A. Mohr, Head of Group Patents, Electrolux | Bruno Leduc, Director of Licensing & IP, IBM | Beat Weibel, Chief IP Counsel, Siemens 

With 66% of shoppers depending on a multichannel experience for purchases, brands today have to employ a varied approach to selling. However, a multichannel approach brings risks. Third-party sellers, gray market dealers, and fakes can all lead to an erosion of reputation, customer trust, and revenue. 

However, technological advances and shifting political landscapes can give brands advantages in the fight against counterfeits. Legislation around IP protection is expanding, and developments in Artificial Intelligence (AI) give brands new ways to protect their assets. Executive Summary Revenue-sapping infringements are moving to new channels and taking more sophisticated forms 3 In this report based on Red Points’ internal data, market survey responses from 100+ Intellectual Property experts, and industry commentary, we’ve identified five trends that will affect the e-commerce/intellectual property landscape in 2020 and beyond. 

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The 10th Anniversary of the Global IP Exchange marks a turning point in the investment of intellectual property solutions. As companies race to develop the next revolutionary innovation, the role of the IP department has risen higher on the corporate agenda in recent years. With tighter budgets and regulatory uncertainty, navigating the various jurisdictions to convert your IP portfolio into a profit generating machine is not all that easy. In advance of our 10th Anniversary, we look back at how the investment landscape for IP departments has changed over the past five years and most significantly since 2018.

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Download our exclusive report today and discover the top ten trends expected to impact In House Intellectual Property departments in 2019.

From digitalisation, monetisation and engagement initiatives to the increased pressure from geo-political turbulence, emerging markets and the competitive landscape, 2019 will be a big year for investing in IP solutions to combat these common, but troublesome challenges. 

Grab your copy of our exclusive report today to find out what the future holds for the patent, trademark and brand protection department and shape your strategy for the year ahead. 

The Global IP Exchange has just released exclusive data on patent applications sent to the European Office. Discover industry insights by sector and geographic region by downloading the infographic to find out more!

Download this exclusive interview with Jennifer Chung, Associate General Counsel at Accuweather, to discover forecasts within the Intellectual Property sector including brand protection strategies, changes in the brand protection landscape, detecting infringements in the evolving digital landscape as well as cultural transformation within the industry.

• The challenges the Chief Intellectual Property Officer at Philips faced when aligning IP with business strategy 
• The importance of putting IP culture at the heart of your business with the Head of Legal IPR, Atos
• How external providers can help IP leaders better align with the business and protect their rights
• What will have the biggest impact on the IP sector in 2016

Over the past 6 months, we have had the pleasure of interviewing a group of true thought leaders in the IP space globally, plus we have heard from a range of IP experts during lively panel discussions and presentations at the IP Exchange events. From talking idea generation and improving revenue streams with the Head of Innovation at Siemens AG, to discussing the future for the IP sector with Uber, we have been able to dig deep into the themes of innovation and IP, driving a successful IP culture, overcoming IP management challenges thrown up by digitalisation and much more.

In this eMagazine, you can read insightful interviews plus watch presentations and panel discussions to help you build and drive forward your own IP strategy.