Intellectual PROPERTY

Demystifying IP

Knowledge of intellectual property is essential for its effective usage to realize the maximum potential of the technology solution or idea or innovation. Although a thorough learning of IP would be ideal, the comprehensive understanding of it may be logistically impossible for everyone. In fact, the extents of knowledge requisite for various kinds of professionals vary depending on the level of involvement.

"Why be IP AVANT?"

Intellectual capital is recognized as the most important asset and is the foundation for the market dominance and continuing profitability of many of the world’s largest and most powerful companies. A strong and valuable intellectual capital can be obtained only when IP is used to guide technology and business development all the way.

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Patent Examiners and Commissioners in U.S.

On December 27, 2007 in Intellectual Property

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The patenting system in U.S., when first introduced in 1790, came under Thomas Jefferson’s administration. Records indicate that he examined all applications for patents, and hence was the first “Examiner”. At the time, there was a Superintendent of patents. Only in 1836, the system was revamped and a position of Commissioner of patents was created. The then Superintendent of Patents, Henry L. Ellsworth became the first Commissioner of Patents.

The first official Examiner of Patents was Charles M. Keller.

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