Hi Everybody!
I invite you to attend a 1.5 hour session entitled "IPR - Why and What?" to be led by Parvez Kudrolli (from the Intellectual Property Dept) on Wednesday, 10th Dec, 2008 from 2pm to 3.30pm.
IPR stands for Intellectual Property Rights such as Patents, Copyrights, Trademarks & Geographical Indications (GI).
Most of you would have heard about IPR & patents in the media and will be wondering what all the fuss is about. Some of you are worried that the western countries are stealing our traditional and modern knowledge & Intellectual Property and also that the multinational pharmaceutical companies are out to deny vital medicines to Indian patients by patenting everything. Some Indians are outraged that American companies are patenting Basmati Rice, Turmeric (Haldi) etc.!
So, if you have questions like, What is IPR / Patent? Should I be knowing more about IPR? How can IPR make a difference to my life, my work and my company? Where does India stand in this game?, and other such questions, this is your chance to ask and find out. This session will be interactive & fun and you can ask Parvez any question. No prior knowledge of IPR is required to participate.
Date: 10th December 2008
Time: 2.00 PM – 3.30 PM
Venue: Kensium Conference Room
I am sure all of you will take this opportunity and participate in this event.
Thank you,
Imtiaz A
08 December, 2008
An Introduction to IPR & Patents
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3 comments:
Hi Parvez!
Thank you for teaching us about IPR, Copyrights and Patents.
We really had a very informative session with some great questions from audience along with fun and jokes :)
I am in for your next session.
Ty Parvez. Learned a good bit of IPR.
That is one interesting seminar you gave us today.
You made us wiser in the area of IPR that has been an alien to at least a few of us.
Thanx a million for the time, energy, intellect and emotion you put in it.
We look forward to the next two episodes you promised and many more you might be planning to enlighten us on, in other areas.
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