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is for types of property that result from creations of the human mind, the intellect

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Intellectual Property

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___________ are legal rights relatingto literaryartisticandscientificworks

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Intellectual Property Rights

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Article ______ conventions establishing the World intellectual Property Organization signed at Stockholm on __________

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  • 2.5
  • July 14, 1967
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are ideas, inventions, technologies, artworks, music and literature, that are intangible when first created, but become valuable intangible form as products”.-Dr. Kamil Idris, former DG of WIPO

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Intellectual Properties

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________ are those who exploit the information without contibutingto its creation.

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Free riders

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Information may be enjoyed by others at the same time

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Non-rivalrous

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Consumption by one person does not leave less for any other consumer

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Non-rivalrous

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Information cannot be provided privately and would be difficult if not entirely impossible

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Non-excludable

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Excluding others from enjoying a good disadvantageous

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Non-excludable

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  • Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines
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RA No. 8293

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RA No. 8293

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Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines

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when was RA No. 8293 approved?

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January 1, 1998

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Who authored RA No. 8293?

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Senator Raul S. Roco

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“ protect and secure the exclusive rights of scientist, investors, artists , and other gifted citizens to their intellectual property and creations”

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RA No. 8293

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“ ____________ the exclusive rights of scientist, investors, artists , and other gifted citizens to their intellectual property and creations”

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protect and secure

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“ protect and secure the exclusive rights of scientist, investors, artists , and other gifted citizens to their ________________”

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intellectual property and creations

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government agency mandated to administer and implement policies on intellectual property

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IPOPHIL

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What does IPOPHIL mean?

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Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines

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is a legal term describing rights given to creators for their literary and artistic works.

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Copyright

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include derivative works such as translated versions, movie adaptation or books, etc.

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Related Rights

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No Registration Required

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*Copyrights and Related Rights
*Trade Secrets
*Geographical Indications (tali)

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Requires Registration at the IP OFFICE

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*Patents and Utility Models
*Industrial Designs
*Trademarks and Service Marks
*Layout Designs of ICs

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Literary and artistisworks, hereinafter referred to as “ works”, are original intellectual creations in the literary and artistics domain protected from the moment of their creation and shall include in particular ….

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RA 8293, Section 172.1

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Source Code or Object Code: Art. 10.1, TRIPS Agreement

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RA 8293, Section 172.1

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Works are protected by the sole fact of their creation, irrespective of their mode or form of expression, as well as their content, quality and purpose.
RA 8293, Section 172.2 (Copyright Protection)
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Works Exempt from copyright protection:
*Any idea, procedure, system method/operation *Discovery, mere data: *News of the day, items of press information *Legislative texts *Any work of the government of the Philippines except agencies exploiting such work for profit ( Sec. 176.1)
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Copyright term of protection: Single Authorship
Life of author + 50 years ( Sec. 213.1, RA 8293)
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Copyright term of protection: Multiple Authorship
Life of last living author + 50 years ((Sec. 213.2, RA 8293)
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Right to exclude others from commercially exploiting the disclosed invention* *Use, produce, sell, offer for sale, license*
Patent
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is any technical solution of a problem in any field of human activity
Invention
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How is Patent obtained?
Application at IP office
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Patentable Subject Matter
1. Patentable Subject Matter 2. Inventive Step or Non-obvious 3. Usefulness and Industrial Applicability
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Requirements for patentability of inventions
A. Patentable Subject Matter (Sec. 21-22, RA 8293) B. New, Non-obvious, Useful (Sec. 23, 26, and 27) C. Enabling Disclosure (Sec. 35-1. 61-1)
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Information that: 1. Is not generally known or accessible to the relevant business circles or to the public 2. Derives economic value from not being known 3. Is the subject of reasonable efforts to maintain its secrecy
Trade Secret
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Any composition of lines,colors,orany3D form whether or not associated with lines or colors, that gives special appearance to and can serve as pattern for an industrial product or handicraft
Industrial Design
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INDUSTRIAL Design Registration
*New/unique, pure aesthetic, not contrary to public order or morality ( Sec. 113, RA 8293) *Similar to Patent/UM (application, evaluation, and grant)
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INDUSTRIAL Design Terms
*Five (5) years , may be renewed twice *Maximum possible protection = 15 years (Sec. 118, RA 8293)
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Means the three-dimensional disposition, however expressed of the elements, at least one of which is an active element, and of some or all of the interconnections of an integrated circuit, or such a three-dimensional disposition prepared for an integrated circuit intended for manufacture
Layout Designs/Topography
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Any visible sign capable of distinguishing the goods or services of an enterprise from others
Marks
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Trademark is to
Goods
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Service Marks is to
Service
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What can be used as trademark?
*Word or phrase *Symbol, logo or graphic design *Combination of the foregoing *A stamped or marked container of goods
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Uses of Mark
* Identifies source or origin of goods/ services *Differentiator between various goods/services *Quality indicator *Advertising Device
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is an innovation service, or feature intended to make a company or product/service attractive to customer.
value proposition
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Registration of Trademark/ Service Mark
-application -evaluation -grant
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is anything that annoys your customers before, during, and after getting a job done.
Pain
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are the emotional drivers of decision making.
Wants
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are things that we want to be, do or have
Wants
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is determined by how you deliver value to your customers or beneficiaries.
Business model
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is how a business generates value for customers.
Business model
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is how a business generates revenue.
Revenue model
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Is a preliminary version (first image)
Pretotype
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is a partially mocked-up of the intended product or service that can be built in minutes, hours or days instead of weeks, months or years.
Pretotype
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is something you produce right before you make the product
Prototype
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absolute minimum needed to sell customers
MVP (minimum Viable Product)
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is a basic, two-dimensional visual representation of a web page, app interface, or product layout.
Wireframe
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A low-fidelity, functional sketch
Wireframe
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typically depict only functionality, not the true style and visual elements of the final product.
Wireframe
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look simple: grayscale instead of colors, placeholders for images, and Lorem Ipsum for text
Wireframe
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Five-step strategy for creating a wireframe
*Articulate *Generate *Iterate *Communicate *Validate
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A change in direction
Pivot
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*Inspired by user/customer interviews *Persona Pivots *Technology Pivots *Business Model Pivots *Revenue Pivots *Product Feature Pivots
Pivot
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