Another enterprise or a “few” scheme was created because it did not value intellectual property rights. In recent days, the shanghai stock exchange's cbss board of directors has issued a first round of responses to an inquiry directed at chengdus correwee electronics inc., requesting the company to indicate whether there is a collage of “over five patents for effective inventions” as an attribute evaluation indicator and to require the company to have more than five patents for inventions before listing。
It is not an example of a company that has been prevented from listing intellectual property issues on the board. According to data published by the chinese patent protection association, in the first quarter of 2021 there were 121 enterprises that had terminated their listing for various reasons, 56 of which were directly concerned with intellectual property issues during the listing process. According to industry experts, intellectual property rights are indispensable for enterprises to be listed on the board, and they can even be said to be a “building block” for companies listed on the board. Businesses wishing to market and develop continuously in science and technology should recognize the important role of intellectual property rights (iprs), improve their intellectual property rights (iprs) layouts and make good use of intellectual property rights (iprs) so as to promote firm progress in science and technology (iprs)。
Intellectual property rights as “building blocks” for listed enterprises
In science, why is intellectual property so important? “intellectual property rights (iprs) are one of the decisive factors in the successful marketing of enterprises in science and technology.” the director of intellectual property in beijing and the law firm, zhao ryojie, described the guidelines for evaluation of creative properties (preliminary) as one of the standard evaluation indicators for the inclusion of “more than five invention patents that generate income from the main business” and, if enterprises fail to meet this target, they cannot be listed on the board through the evaluation of creative properties. “intellectual property rights (iprs) are both an important indicator of the nature of creativeness and a key factor in determining whether an enterprise can meet the requirements of `independent sustainability' of the science board, so that it becomes the `building block' of a company listed on the science board.” zhao ryoji said。
The beijing city law office has provided advisory services to a number of enterprises that are proposed to be listed on the board. According to zhao lei, the institute's partner, the icmb board of directors, at the time of its listing, examined the competitive advantages, core technologies, intellectual property rights, etc. Of the company's operations. “in one of the most important aspects of the audit is intellectual property rights. Because of high-quality core patent ownership in the main business area, it represents the ownership of the core technology of the enterprise in the area in which it operates, and the more the firm has the core technology, the greater its competitive market edge and the more it meets the requirements of science and technology for the safety and stability of its operations.” zhao ray said。
However, intellectual property issues make it difficult for many enterprises to reach the desired creation boards。
“the adequacy of the intellectual property layout of the enterprise's business owners to satisfy the creative attributes of the direct relationship, the lack of clarity of ownership of intellectual property rights or the high risk of infringement of the intellectual property rights of others will make it difficult for the enterprise to complete pre-market disclosure of intellectual property rights, and it will be easier for competitors to target `proprietary snipers', ultimately affecting the company's listing process, the `cracking' science board.” zhao yeeji said。
It's a way out of here
“enterprises need to invest sufficient resources to guard against multiple intellectual property issues. In my view, the most critical of these is the establishment of a sound intellectual property architecture.” zhao jie explained that the intellectual property layout is a “hard indicator” of whether a relationship enterprise can be listed, and that the intellectual property layout is perfect to make the enterprise's intellectual property tenure clearer and the risk of violating the intellectual property rights of others lower.” therefore, in order for enterprises to be listed on the board of science and technology, a well-developed intellectual property structure should be established.”
How can a sound intellectual property layout be established? Zhao ryoji suggested that the enterprise should repair its “outside and out-of-home work”. “current work” means the establishment of a full-business, full-process, fully embedded enterprise intellectual property management system.” according to zhao, “`whole business' means that the management of the enterprise's intellectual property should cover most of the types of intellectual property rights, such as patents, trademarks, copyrights, business secrets, and continuously adjust and improve management plans; `whole process' means the effective management of each node of each patent; and `whole embedded' requires that the management of intellectual property rights be embedded in all aspects of the business, including human, administrative, procurement, research and development.”
“technology” means that enterprises should be good at using intellectual property counselling institutions.” zhao ryojie said that when an enterprise decided to be listed on the board, it should promptly introduce counselling institutions familiar with the business's business and related technologies, identify risks such as intellectual property abuse in the enterprise and minimize the risks in order to avoid “mines” during the listing process。
“enterprises should, while adhering to the principles of truth, accuracy, completeness, timeliness, public equity and related laws and regulations, be skilful in their intellectual property disclosure, with a focus on intellectual property information that reflects their core competitiveness; reserve in advance the professionals and resources of intellectual property rights management, and systematically manage intellectual property rights, so as to avoid the negative effects of such a situation on the company's listing; identify the risk of intellectual property abuse in advance, including through patent risk screening, and prepare for intellectual property disputes.” zhao jie's proposal。
For its part, zhao ray suggested that enterprises to be listed on the board should improve their intellectual property distribution “by industry” in the context of intellectual property creation. “enterprises should undertake research and development inputs aimed at technological breakthroughs to maintain the technological sophistication of the enterprise's intellectual property rights outcomes in the industry and to organize their patents around the progress of their key core technologies and the industries to which they belong.” zhao ray indicated。
Successful listing does not mean the end of business intellectual property work. “a company, whether or not it is listed on a science board, should continue to pay attention to intellectual property rights, continuously improve its intellectual property organization, and actively use intellectual property as an enabler of business operations, innovative cultural construction and the promotion of the image of a business, so as to contribute to a firm's sustainability in science”. Jo joon-sung
