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Using patents to gain the upper hand in innovation


 

Introduction

Both the high-tech and traditional industrial sectors are increasingly focusing on patent analysis while many companies are making patents part of their core assets. The importance of patent analysis rests in mapping out the direction of technological development. Patent analysis helps to break through many obstacles in R&D, developing new rooms for successful inventions, reducing R&D expenses, and thus boosting international competitiveness. ITRI College has introduced a comprehensive patent analysis curriculum which makes use of charts and other tools to transform complicated patent information into practical, accessible knowledge. This helps industry to cut R&D costs and produce more valuable patents.

Coursework highlights

Coursework focuses on the practical
Real case studies from the industrial sector and patent agencies are used to strengthen students' analytical skills
Small classes allow for interaction with instructors
The program oers certication. Students that pass the certication exam will be given priority in becoming instructors in related courses at ITRI College.


Total hours: 35
Program outline


Patent databases and patent searches
Patent management charting and case analysis
Small group projects
Patent technical charting and case analysis
Patent citation charting and patent citation indicators
Technology business development, practice, and individual instruction
Patent analysis and design, practice, and individual instruction
Patent licensing and negotiation, practice, and individual instruction


 

Recommended by

Dr. Hsu You-geng, Vice President and General Director, ITRI Technology Transfer Center
Stay on top of patent opportunities
In this era of wafer thin margins, battles over patents and intellectual property are emerging. However, there is an opportunity to be in the forefront of establishing business models for patents domestically. Patents are becoming a focal point of operations for companies. Commercializing intellectual property developed by R&D personnel is an important mission for ITRI. Patenting newly developed technologies gives a company a means to quickly establish a foothold in its industry and market.

Extended learning series
  Name of Course
Hours
  Patent analyst certication
35
  US patent infringement lawsuits in practice
36
  US patent application (intensive workshop)
6
  Taiwan patent infringement lawsuits in practice
6
  Patent applications for researchers and developers
6

 

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