Workshop on "Commercialization of Intellectual Property in Enterprises"
10/12/2018
Intellectual property is proving to be an important tool for socio-economic development and has become a pillar of international economic and trade relations. In research and development, intellectual property has formed a system that helps research organizations, scientists benefit from their own creativity
With an aim to create a forum for management and research institutions, universities as well as enterprises and international experts to discuss and exchange views on promoting the commercialization of intellectual property within the framework of cooperation between the Government s of Vietnam and Korea, the National Office of Intellectual Property (NOIP) in coodination with the Korea Intellectual Property Office (KIPO), Korea Association for the Promotion of Intellectual Property (KIPA), Vietnam Intellectual Property Research Institute (VIPRI) and Vietnam Fund for Supporting Technological Creations (VIFOTEC) recently organized a workshop on "Commercialization of intellectual property in enterprises" in Ho Chi Minh City.
Speaking at the opening ceremony, Mr. Dinh Huu Phi, Director General of the National Office of Intellectual Property, stressed that intellectual property is proving to be an important tool for socio-economic development and has become a pillar of international economic and trade relations. In research and development, intellectual property has formed a system that helps research organizations, scientists benefit from their own creativity.
At the seminar, Korean experts introduced the development history of KIPO, KIPA, exchanging and sharing experiences in successfully establishing and developing intellectual property networks in Korea. On their part, Vietnamese experts presented the Vietnamese legal system on intellectual property, efforts to raise public awareness in promoting intellectual property activities, experiences in patent information exploitation and commercialization of intellectual property and, in particular, sharing information on specific cases that have succeeded in commercializing intellectual property.
Korea is a developed country with typical successes in the commercialization of technology and patents. Lessons learned from Korea in this area are essential for management agencies and the business community, research institutes and universities.
This is a great opportunity for Vietnamese and Korean management and research institutions, universities and businesses to exchange and share experiences as well as increase mutual understanding in issues relevant to commercialization of inventions and technologies in order to contribute to improving the capacity of related parties in the two countries.
(Source: NOIP)
Speaking at the opening ceremony, Mr. Dinh Huu Phi, Director General of the National Office of Intellectual Property, stressed that intellectual property is proving to be an important tool for socio-economic development and has become a pillar of international economic and trade relations. In research and development, intellectual property has formed a system that helps research organizations, scientists benefit from their own creativity.
At the seminar, Korean experts introduced the development history of KIPO, KIPA, exchanging and sharing experiences in successfully establishing and developing intellectual property networks in Korea. On their part, Vietnamese experts presented the Vietnamese legal system on intellectual property, efforts to raise public awareness in promoting intellectual property activities, experiences in patent information exploitation and commercialization of intellectual property and, in particular, sharing information on specific cases that have succeeded in commercializing intellectual property.
Korea is a developed country with typical successes in the commercialization of technology and patents. Lessons learned from Korea in this area are essential for management agencies and the business community, research institutes and universities.
This is a great opportunity for Vietnamese and Korean management and research institutions, universities and businesses to exchange and share experiences as well as increase mutual understanding in issues relevant to commercialization of inventions and technologies in order to contribute to improving the capacity of related parties in the two countries.
(Source: NOIP)