Uber's four key principles for efficient invention harvesting

Knowing which technologies to file patents on in a cost-effective manner presents a formidable challenge for any portfolio manager. Uber IP legal director Chris Storm provides clear guidelines for improving efficiency during the earliest stages of portfolio development

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Chris Storm

IP legal director | Uber’s emerging technology programmes

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23 Oct 2021

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23 Oct 2021

@IAM_Alerts RT @AMorrisReports: Some technology companies want to keep an unchanged Section 101 in their arsenal to attack patents they believe should… Read more

23 Oct 2021

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23 Oct 2021

@IAM_Alerts RT @SHP_Law: When the EU wide unitary #patent comes into force, it‘s illogical to need to pursue supplementary protection certificates in d… Read more

Uber's four key principles for efficient invention harvesting

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