Webinar on IPRs and firms: intellectual property rights and firm performance
in the European Union and IP support measures for SMEs in Japan
IPRs play a vital role for firms that are trying to establish themselves by introducing products and services into the market. Is there any correlation between IPRs and business performance? Are SMEs ready to navigate the world of IPRs? To answer these questions, we are going to have an EU-Japan approach that will help us understand how IPRs and firm performance are indeed correlated, and how SMEs can benefit from IPRs, and how they can be helped in doing so.
The first part of this webinar will illustrate the results of the follow-up report by the EUIPO and the EPO covering the period from 2007-2019 into the role of IPRs by analyzing a representative sample of over 127,000 European firms from all 27 EU member states and the UK.
In the second part of the webinar, we will go through the main supporting measures that the JPO provides to support SMEs, and startups which play a vital role in the world’s economy.
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Agenda
(JST time zone)
May 28, 2021 from 5pm JST/10am CET to 6pm JST/11am CET
17:00-17:05 Welcome and opening remarks
17:05-17:25 Title: Intellectual property rights and firm performance in the European Union
Topic: in this presentation the speaker will illustrate the main results of the recent
report published in February 2021 concerning the correlation between intellectual
property rights, and firm performance.
17:25-17:45 Title: IP support measures for Startups, and SMEs in Japan
Topic: in this presentation the speakers will illustrate the various services that the
JPO offers to help SMEs, and startups leverage their IP and succeed in the market.
17:45-18:00 Q&A session & closing remarks
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