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Companies are creating and launching brands faster than ever. Amidst this competitive market, Clarivate identified one hundred new brands which surged into the public sphere in the last two years, demonstrating exceptional ability to deliver value, impact and protection on a global scale.
Yet, for every successful new brand, countless more fail to hit the mark or capture our attention. Creating a brand identity that cuts through in a crowded marketplace is getting tougher. Businesses — and the law firms that advise them — need to make data-driven decisions to launch brands quickly and successfully. Trademark data and analytics play an integral role in helping IP, legal and brand teams inform these decisions.
Access this webinar exploring the recently released Clarivate Top 100 New Brands report. Hear from Ingrid Gogl, VP Marketing and Communication at Yunex Traffic and Ambalika Banerjjee, Lead Global Trademarks Counsel at UPL as they share what it takes to build a powerful global brand in an exceedingly challenging market.
Join us as we discuss how new applications of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning are playing a crucial role in tackling the complex challenges of intelligent risk analysis and trademark research. Examples will include insights on how Clarivate™ harnesses AI technology to deliver innovative trademark solutions that bring data and intelligence together in new ways.
Hear from companies with brands on the list, including Starbucks, Pirelli and Philips, to learn how their brand protection strategy enabled them to be recognized among this elite group.
We will also hear from two of the report authors, discussing how this ground-breaking new research was compiled, and how the key criteria was measured in order to identify brand protection excellence.
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In this webinar, we will illustrate how you can leverage Darts-ip global case data for risk assessment, analysis and business development to make more confident decisions.
Organizations are facing increasing challenges when registering and protecting trademarks and domain names, while competing on a global scale, adapting to new opportunities and responding quickly to threats — and doing so with limited budgets and resources.
To thrive, they must remain strategic and alert, making full use of all the tools and technologies available to sharpen their competitive edge, stay agile and boost their market position.
In this webinar, Brian King, Head of Policy and Advocacy and Robert Reading, Director, Government & Content Strategy at Clarivate, lead a panel of industry experts as they discuss the key trends revealed in the latest MarkMonitor Global Business Survey and CompuMark 2021 Trademark Ecosystem Report.
Guided by our hosts, the panelists explore how these trends impact domain and trademark practitioners and the strategies they can employ to meet today’s challenges.
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Trademark infringement and counterfeit products are rising at an alarming rate across online channels. This reality makes proactive trademark watching more critical than ever before.
In this informative webinar, two experienced IP attorneys explore these evolving brand threats and discuss actionable strategies for optimizing trademark watching to maximize both protection and efficiency.
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Organizations worldwide are operating in an environment marked by continuous risk of disruption. As competitive landscapes shift and opportunities appear in unexpected places, access to real-time IP intelligence can be the difference in outpacing competition.
Trademarks are valuable intellectual property assets in the global business economy. Access to global trademarks data has significantly increased in the last decade. Professionals, including attorneys, often conduct in-depth trademark searches to support the organization’s intellectual property strategy.
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Pharmaceutical companies are advancing the science of treatment beyond traditional medications. New technologies—from radiopharmaceuticals to immunotherapy to mobile apps—are redefining the industry. For IP professionals, these revolutionary advances demand new strategies for clearing and protecting pharma trademarks that go beyond the traditional Class 5 model. In this webinar, two legal professionals explore this fascinating development from both the law firm and in-house counsel perspective, offering best practices for maximizing trademark protection while minimizing the risk of rejection.
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Our talented speakers cover research, innovation and intellectual property
Intellectual property law firms face growing client expectations for speed, efficiency and value. This is forcing firms to reexamine every aspect of their client service—from how they handle client requests to how they bill for services.
During this webinar, Jeff Van Hoosear, Partner, Co-Chair of the Trademark Practice Group at Knobbe Martens, will examine this new landscape from the IP law firm perspective. Meanwhile, Harmony Merwitz, Chief Commercial Officer at Prime360 and Kerri Nelson, Chief Strategy Officer at Clarivate will share how a customer-first strategy can equip organizations to thrive in today’s demanding environment.
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Trademarks and domains are both key components of a brand strategy. But while the management of both are similarly aligned with the brand lifecycle, processes to secure and protect domains and trademarks vary greatly.
During this webinar, two IP professionals – Andres Lorca, Manager, Trademarks and Domains at Verizon Media and Elizabeth Brock, Principal with intellectual property law firm Harness Dickey, share practical insights for maximizing the value of trademarks and domains while minimizing risk, from both a law firm and in-house perspective.
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• Understanding the synergies and practical overlap between trademarks and domain names
• Determining which jurisdiction to register domain names and trademarks in to manage risk
• Coordinating trademark application and domain registration timelines to prevent squatting
• Assessing the value of new gTLDs including .brand TLDs
• Strategies for effective enforcement of trademarks and domain names
En la grabación de este webinar, podrá identificar cómo la tecnología en conjunto con la información editorializada han transformado la perspectiva de los profesionales de la Propiedad Intelectual.
With more than 80 million active trademarks globally, the risk of a prior rights holder claiming your new mark infringes on their brand is greater than ever and researching IP case data from trademark offices and courts worldwide can be extremely valuable.
In this webinar, three IP practitioners discuss how IP case data adds critical insight for proactively assessing risk and informing defense strategies.
Industrial design registrations are on the rise globally yet researching new designs to ensure they don’t infringe on existing registered designs has been notoriously challenging. Resources, time constraints and technology all play a pertinent role. Artificial intelligence (AI) technology is coming to the rescue, powering new ways to search industrial designs faster, more effectively and at a lower cost. In this webinar, two experienced trademark practitioners examine the complexities of the industrial design research process and how intellectual property professionals can avoid their risk of rejection.
Clearing and protecting pharmaceutical trademarks presents a host of challenges unique to this industry. Minimizing the risk of brand confusion isn’t just a matter of consumer convenience—it is critical for protecting patient safety. In this webinar, two experienced trademark practitioners examine the complexities of the pharma trademark process and how trademark professionals can minimize the risk of rejection.
Managing fashion product designs and trademarks
In the rush to clear new trademarks, many organizations overlook the importance of protecting their existing brand assets. But with infringement on the rise globally, brand protection has never been more critical.
Blockchain, the cryptographic transaction technology behind Bitcoin and other virtual currencies, holds the potential to dramatically impact trademarks.
With 3D printing moving into the mainstream – giving everyone the ability to create anything at any time – what does this mean for the future of IP?
Take a fascinating look at recent trademark cases that are changing the way companies advance brand protection strategies.