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000024556 084__ $$aW N6 E.04.III.T.2
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000024556 1102_ $$aWorld Intellectual Property Organization
000024556 1102_ $$aInternational Trade Centre (ITC)
000024556 24510 $$aSecrets of Intellectual Property :$$bA Guide for Small and Medium-sized Exporters.
000024556 264_1 $$aGeneva, Switzerland :$$bWorld Intellectual Property Organization,$$c1997.
000024556 300__ $$a184 pages ;$$c[28] cm
000024556 336__ $$atext$$btxt$$2rdacontent
000024556 337__ $$aunmediated$$bn$$2rdamedia
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000024556 500__ $$aThe importance of IP rights to exporters often only becomes apparent when they are faced with problems or legal disputes. Such problems usually arise because of a lack of knowledge of the local rules, regulations and laws governing intellectual property. The guide is designed to raise awareness among exporters about steps that need to be taken by them to ensure that their products comply with the IP laws of overseas markets and that these products do not infringe the IP rights of others. Failure to consider IP rules and regulations in overseas markets when conducting market research, exposes exporters to unnecessary costs and risks which may not only damage the company's entire export strategy but may also threaten its long-term survival. The guide further outlines steps that should be taken by exporters to adequately protect their own intellectual property assets in target markets in a timely and cost-effective manner. Such measures will enhance their competitive advantage in those markets. By adequately protecting its intellectual property, an export company can defend itself against theft and other IP abuses and can also secure additional revenue streams by exporting their IP without the accompanying product, for example, through licensing agreements. This is the case when a company licenses its protected IP rights, authorizing other companies to manufacture or sell its products, for example, in foreign markets. Such arrangements allow companies to earn additional profit while retaining ownership over their inventions, innovative designs, creative works or trademarks.
000024556 500__ $$aWIPO Publication E.04.III.T.2.
000024556 650_0 $$aIntellectual property.
000024556 650_0 $$aTrademarks.
000024556 650_4 $$aSmall- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)$$xEconomic Development
000024556 650_4 $$aIntellectual property
000024556 650_4 $$aIP Valuation
000024556 903_0 $$aWIPO PUBLICATION$$v1
000024556 942__ $$cMON$$jW N6 E.04.III.T.2
000024556 952__ $$w2008-08-07$$p2008-0609$$u38268$$bMAIN$$10$$kW N6 E.04.III.T.2$$v2008-08-07$$71$$cMain Library$$yMON
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