In today's electronic world, an organization's intellectual property is sometimes its biggest asset. Much time and money can be saved, and frustration and litigation avoided if company policy dictates ownership and use of intellectual property. An organization that owns IP knows and understands the value of its various services, like, provision of goods and services to the customers, either utilizing it internally or sharing it externally. A recent rise of public offering, litigations, high-profile mergers and acquisition has pushed IP to be in an increasingly critical position in global economics. Hence, the changes in the global economic environment have led to the development of business models, IP being the central element establishing value and potential growth. As a result, the protection of IP of an organization has...
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Satish K. Tiwary, Head - IP Analytics, Airbus Group
Zameer Nathani, Director – Legal, Raymond Limited
Ritesh Khosla, Senior Vice President Legal, Sony Pictures Networks India
Anubhav Kapoor, General Counsel & Company Secretary, Tata Technologies
Anoop Garg, Head- Legal ABS & Enterprise Business and Aircel Smart Money, Aircel Ltd
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