IPR Strategic decisions

Question 1

Innovation

Answer 1

Exploited idea

Question 2

Incremental Innovation

Answer 2

when internal competences are used

Question 3

Radical Innovation

Answer 3

when internal + external competences are used

Question 4

Define:
1. Invention
2. Innovation
3. Patented invention

Answer 4

1. Solution to a technical problem
2. Exploited invention
3. invention with the requisite by law

Question 5

To our history line what is registered before the Venice first law of patents

Answer 5

In Grece, dish patent law with requisites, time monopoly limit, benefits for the community.

Question 6

is a contract where one party (or more than one) undertakes to disclose to the other party certain confidential information relating to a possible project or business purpose.

Answer 6

NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement).

Question 7

Types of infringement

Answer 7

Literal (word by word)
Equivalent (same funcition, same way, same result)
Indirect (components)

Question 8

Indirect - contributory infringement

Answer 8

component specifically made in order to be applied into a
patented product.

Question 9

component is NOT specifically made in order to be applied
into a patented product but is reported an active suggestion on
how to modify the component in order to use it in the patented
product.

Answer 9

Indirect - induced infringement

Question 10

provides for the partial exclusion of the taxation (IRES & IRAP) of R&D investments ending with specific types of intangible asstes

Answer 10

The Patent Box