ateneo intellectual property Policy
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section 2: DEFINITIONS
Section 3: GENERAL PRINCIPLES
Section 4: OBJECTIVES
Section 5: SCOPE OF THE POLICY
Section 6: OWNERSHIP
Section 7: COPYRIGHT
Section 8: PATENTS & RELATED RIGHTS
Section 9: TRADEMARK
Section 10: UNDISCLOSED INFORMATION
Section 11: IMPLEMENTATION AND PROTECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
Section 12: BREACHES
Section 13: EFFECTIVITY
Intellectual Property Licensing
An IP license is an agreement between the owner of a specific IP right and a third party, in which the IP owner (licensor) provides the third party (licensee) with the right to use (part of) its IP rights for a limited time, for certain products, in an often restricted geographic area. (Koller, 2018)
To request an IP License, accomplish the form below:
Send the fully accomplished form to aipo@ateneo.edu
Reference:
Koller, C. 2018 September 12. IP licensing: how to get it right for your business. Retrieved on 2021 April 29 from https://www.novagraaf.com/en/insights/ip-licensing-how-get-it-right-your-business#:~:text=An%20IP%20licence%20is%20an,an%20often%20restricted%20geographic%20area.