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IAM magazine issue 51

Features

A race to the bottom

The defensive patent arms race, and companies’ consequent focus on quantity rather than quality as they build their portfolios, causes them and others a great many problems View PDF

Geographic branding

Localities, like all other public sector bodies, face an increasingly competitive and globalised environment. A carefully designed brand can help a locality to increase its visibility and show off its competitive advantages View PDF

The role of IP management in mergers and acquisitions

A growing number of companies understand that M&A deals which fail to consider the IP issues involved in a tie-up can end up causing more problems than they solve. A group of senior in-house IP professionals discussed a number of M&A-related IP issues at a recent LES meeting in Paris View PDF

Practical patent portfolio strategies for the America Invents Act

Many aspects of US patent law and practice have changed following the enactment of reform legislation. As a result, organisations should review their patenting procedures to see whether they too are in need of reform View PDF

Navigating the antitrust minefield

The Nortel patent auction and Google’s proposed takeover of Motorola Mobility have attracted the attentions of US competition regulators. With several other highstakes patent transactions on the cards, chief IP officers need to know the dangers of violating antitrust law and the steps they can take to avoid costly consequences View PDF

An update on the market for advanced IPM software systems

A number of trends are shaping the market for IP management software and advanced management software vendors have responded with new offerings View PDF

Reputation for innovation lost

RIM and Kodak were once masters of all they surveyed; but not any more. As their fortunes have declined, so their reputations have plummeted. Disgruntled shareholders are now looking for people to blame View PDF

Overcoming the barriers to innovation

An internet portal linking all stakeholders could facilitate the innovation process in Europe and across the world, thereby enhancing potential outcomes View PDF