Intellectual property is a valuable asset. The protection and management of intellectual property is essential for the development of innovation, stimulating economic growth and ensuring fair competition.
Denis L. Paleev
Researcher, Candidate of Technical Sciences Head of the Department - Intellectual Property
Education (year, university, faculty, “Specialty”) 1995, the Moscow Institute of Chemical Engineering, “Mechanical Engineer of Chemical Industries”. 1998, Candidate of Technical Sciences, the Moscow Institute of Chemical Engineering. 2003, the Academy of Labor and Social Relations, “Labor Economics”.
Work Experience
1999 – 2023, Senior Lecturer, the Moscow Institute of Chemical Engineering;
2003 – 2011, Associate Professor, the Department of Regional Economics and Innovation, the Academy of Labor and Social Relations;
2011 – present, Associate Professor, National Economy Department, Faculty of Economics, RUDN University;
2013 – 2016, Head of the Department of Applied Technical and Economic Studies, the Institute of Applied Technical and Economic Studies and Expertise, RUDN University.
Field of Interest Business planning, project management, financial and economic modeling using mathematical methods and technical means, investment analysis.
The development of intellectual property (IP) items includes several key stages aimed at the creation, protection and commercial use of intangible assets. First, an idea or concept is generated – a potential IP item, followed by an assessment of their novelty. Then scientific research and other work is carried out to create a new product, technology, design or work, as well as the development and testing of prototypes in order to identify their performance and market potential. After that, legal protection is provided, including filing applications for patents, trademarks and copyrights. An important stage is the assessment of the cost and commercial value of the IP item, as well as patent and legal examinations. Next, strategies are being developed for the commercial use of the IP, including the release of the product to the market, licensing and the search for partners. Continuous monitoring of the use of the IP helps to identify violations and protect rights, and IP portfolio management includes the extension of rights and optimization to maximize profits. All stages require the participation of specialists from various fields in order to effectively create and protect intellectual property items.
Commercialization of Intellectual Property Items
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The commercialization of intellectual property (IP) items is the process of converting intangible assets such as patents, trademarks, copyrights or know-how into commercially valuable products, services or technologies that generate profit. The implementation includes several key stages. Assessment of market potential. The first step is to assess the market value of an IP item: analyzing demand, determining the target audience, evaluating competitors and identifying the potential for profit. It is important to understand which markets and industries may be interested in using this IP item.
Choosing a commercialization strategy. There are several ways to commercialize IP. One of them is licensing, when the right to use an IP item is transferred to other companies or individuals for a fee (license fees or royalties). Another way is to create a new product or service based on the IP and bring it directly to the market. It is also possible to sell the IP rights or create a joint venture with partners for its further development.
Product development and market launch. If the path of self-launching a product to the market is chosen, it is necessary to develop a product or service using an IP item, which includes design, production, marketing and distribution. At this stage, it is important to protect the IP from copying and infringement by competitors.
Licensing. Licensing is one of the most common methods of commercialization. The licensor (IP owner) grants licenses to other companies (licensees) that use the IP in their products or services. In return, the licensor receives license fees or royalties. This method allows the IP owner to minimize the risks and costs associated with bringing the product to market independently.
Sale of IP rights. In some cases, it is more profitable to sell the rights to an IP item to another person or company. This makes it possible to receive a lump-sum payment, eliminating the need for further management and protection of the IP. However, this approach deprives the owner of future income from the use of the IP. Creation of joint ventures. The IP owner can create a joint venture with another company to share and develop the IP. This makes it possible to combine resources and expertise to bring a product or technology to market more effectively.
IP management and protection. After commercialization, it is important to continue managing the IP, including supervising compliance with license agreements, monitoring rights violations, and updating necessary registrations. This helps to maintain a competitive advantage and ensure long-term income. Commercialization of IP requires a strategic approach and close cooperation between various departments of a company — from development and marketing to the legal and financial department. Successful commercialization makes it possible to maximize the potential of intellectual property and bring significant profits to the company.
Protection of Intellectual Property Rights
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The intellectual property rights protection service is aimed at providing legal protection and security of intangible assets of a company or an individual, such as patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets and other forms of intellectual property (IP). This service includes several key aspects:
IP consulting and auditing. At the initial stage, an audit of existing IP facilities is carried out, including their assessment and analysis for legal protection. Specialists advise the client on the registration, protection and management of the IP, explain the rights and obligations of the owner, as well as possible risks.
Registration of IP Rights. One of the important stages is the registration of intellectual property items. Lawyers help to prepare and submit applications for patents, trademarks, copyrights and other IP items to the relevant patent and registration authorities. This provides legal protection and the exclusive right to use the IP.
Rights monitoring and support. After registration, specialists constantly monitor the market and public registries to identify possible violations of the IP rights. This makes it possible to quickly respond to the illegal use or attempts to register similar items by third parties.
Legal protection and representation. In case of violation of intellectual property rights, the legal service provides full support in the pre-trial settlement of disputes, and, if necessary, represents the interests of the client in court. This may include filing lawsuits, negotiating, collecting evidence, and defending rights in various jurisdictions.
Licensing and transfer of rights. IP protection also includes assistance in the development and execution of licensing agreements, transfer agreements or franchise agreements. Lawyers are responsible for ensuring that such agreements are legally correct and protect the interests of the client. IP portfolio management. The service includes support in managing and updating the intellectual property portfolio, for example, extending the validityof patents and trademarks, making changes to registration data and other administrative actions related to the maintenance of IP rights.
Training and consultations. Companies can get advice or a training program for their employees on intellectual property protection issues, including measures to prevent leaks of trade secrets and rules for the use of IP within the company. The intellectual property rights protection service helps companies and individual authors to preserve and effectively manage their intangible assets, minimize the risks associated with infringement of rights, and ensurelong-term legal protection of their developments and brands.
The work process
1
Filling out the form
The first stage includes a detailed description of your need, with an emphasis on priority points and the expected outcome of the study.
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Request processing
At this stage, we will promptly respond to your request by accepting it in a way that is convenient for you: by phone call, email or form on the website. The Center's specialists will contact you to clarify the details and arrange a meeting in order to further discuss the project.
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Evaluation and formation of the Proposal
We conduct a substantive analysis of the needs, develop a detailed commercial proposal (including the algorithm of actions, terms and cost of the services) and present it to you for discussion.
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Agreement and conclusion of the Contract
After the proposal is approved, we discuss all the details of cooperation, prepare an agreement regulating all aspects of interaction and, if necessary, post it in official sources.
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Project implementation
At this stage, we create a detailed action plan, implement all the planned works, regularly monitor and supervise the implementation, informing you about the progress of the project in the format of personal meetings and/or interim reports.
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Post-project support
Upon completion of the project, we evaluate the results achieved, prepare a final report with our conclusions and recommendations, and provide consulting support for further development and improvement of the processes.