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Intellectual Property Basics for Start-ups and Entrepreneurs
Rating: 4.8 out of 5(42 ratings)
187 students

Intellectual Property Basics for Start-ups and Entrepreneurs

Use Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) for business growth in a simple and intuitive way (trademark, copyright...)
Created byVedran Didara
Last updated 3/2024
English

What you'll learn

  • Understand the basics of Intellectual Property in a simple and intuitive way
  • Identify which elements of the Intellectual Property are used when and for what
  • Easily understand practical applications of IP concepts
  • Navigate between company business plan and Intellectual Property
  • Simple steps toward implementation of IP in your company/business strategy

Course content

6 sections • 24 lectures • 46m total length

  • Introduction to the course and lecturer1:56

    In this part, you will learn more about the course, who it is for and about the lecturer.

  • What you will learn in this course1:13

    This lecture covers what you will learn from the course in more details

  • Areas of Intellectual Property0:59

    In this part, you will learn more about the structure of intellectual property, based on which the course will be presented.

  • Assignment - IP in my project1:42

    In this part, you will learn about the envisaged assignment that will run through the entire course in order to make a practical connection between lessons learned and apply them in real business situations.

Requirements

  • No specific skills needed, course will lead you and teach everything you need to know about basics of the Intellectual Property
  • All you need is a computer and some time to invest in the course lectures

Description

This course is meant for innovators, entrepreneurs and students that want to start their business. It will guide you to general understanding about Intellectual Property when setting up a business. This will help you to navigate this vast area with ease, using simple and non-lawyer words you will understand and relate to. Through the course you will learn how to use new knowledge and apply it in a small but tangible plan for your business.

What is patent, trademark, industrial design, copyright, trade secret, know-how and when are each of them used. How business can build upon their innovativeness through protection of what is your intellectual property, elevating your business game and enabling you to build up your business on strong foundations.

Course will present how to manage your Intellectual property and treat it as a tangible property. For example, you probably take your car to regular services, change oil and filter, you take care of your house, fixing walls, plumbing etc. Same approach for taking care of tangible assets should be taken for taking care of your intellectual assets.

Each section has general overview of the topic, case studies and assignments through which you will integrate this knowledge in your everyday business logic.


About the lecturer:

I have more than 15 years of experience dealing with innovative ideas and supporting them in reaching the market through IP management support, project management and access to finance. Also, I am an expert in Intellectual Property, who loves to translate complex IP topics into simple, easy-to-understand words for everybody to understand.

I have passed passed numerous international and national trainings on Intellectual Property and have served as an Intellectual Property Ambassador for the EU IPR Helpdesk, supporting more than 100 entrepreneurs with their IP business challenges. This experience gave me detailed insight into IP issues that entrepreneurs face on the market, as well as developed my practical and simple approach to IP management and trademark registration.

Who this course is for:

  • Entrepreneurs, start-up owners interested into getting to know the IP topic through a simple, non-lawyer type of communication
  • Business economics students and individuals interested into starting their company, and how to use IP to protect their business from start

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