Minimum Patent Protection Requirements and How to Best Protect Your IP

Jan 2020| STP001A| BCC Publishing

Report Highlights

This report seeks to provide an answer to the question of what minimum intellectual protection are needed. This report will focus primarily on invention patents and looks at the patent holding across key areas. 

Report Includes 

  • An overview of copyrights, patents and trademarks
  • Knowledge about global distribution of patents, IP filings and economic growth
  • Coverage of facts about the licensing world and description of major license formats

Analyst Credentials

The analyst of this report, Smruti Munshi, has specialized in the medical technologies space for more than five years. She focuses on monitoring and analyzing emerging trends, technologies, competitive benchmarking and market dynamics in the medical imaging industry. She has worked on several projects spanning the EMEA markets, ranging from market insights and industry overviews to comprehensive marketing and technology-oriented custom consulting. Ms. Munshi has an M.S. in Biomedical Engineering and a B.S. in Instrumentation and Control Engineering. She has authored several reports for BCC Research in the medical field.

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