NZ Entrepreneur

DECEMBER 14, 2020

Being strategic with your intellectual property (IP) can be really important. But what is often even more important, especially for businesses built on ongoing innovation, is having a strong IP programme. Let’s take New Zealand’s national rugby team, the All Blacks®, as an example. IP education.

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NZ Entrepreneur

SEPTEMBER 29, 2021

If we want to maintain and support sustainable economic growth while meeting the broader needs of society, we will need an economy underpinned by innovation and new technologies. Suse Reynolds, Angel Association New Zealand. Check out New Zealand’s Angel networks on the Angel Association NZ website.

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NZ Entrepreneur

MAY 18, 2020

Patents and designs – What should you consider? Public disclosure of an invention or use of an invention prior to properly setting up an intellectual property protection strategy can render any subsequent patent and design applications invalid. The post Startup IP tips before you launch appeared first on NZ Entrepreneur Magazine.

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NZ Entrepreneur

DECEMBER 5, 2019

The reality faced by entrepreneurs is that legal services can be expensive and IP protection may not be an initial priority. But having an IP strategy can help you get the most from your IP and help minimize common pitfalls and legal expenses. Trade marks. It’s best to select a mark and use it consistently.

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NZ Entrepreneur

OCTOBER 8, 2019

Intellectual property (IP) may be a business’ most valuable asset. Patents, copyright, trade marks and registered designs all provide different types of IP rights that can protect an innovation. In this article we compare patent protection with design protection. REGISTERED DESIGNS. A patent protects inventions.

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NZ Entrepreneur

AUGUST 12, 2020

This includes new methods, products, expressions of ideas, trade secrets, brands and logos. Others require formal registration, such as patents, designs and trade marks. For example, you can minimise costs by only seeking patent or registered design protection for the components of your product that add commercial value.

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NZ Entrepreneur

APRIL 13, 2020

A patent is a monopoly for an invention, which confers on the rights owner an exclusive right to use the invention in New Zealand for up to twenty years. Registered Designs. An example of a well-known design is Apple’s iPad, which has a registered design for a rectangle with curved corners. Trade Marks.

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