Intellectual property reforms and international trade

The intellectual property reforms relating to international trade contained in the Omnibus Trade and Competitiveness Act of 1988 are examined. These include improving process patent protection; obtaining exclusion orders from the International Trade Commission under Section 337 of the Tariff Act of 1930, which has been made easier for intellectual property owners; broadening the power of the United States Trade Representative; and providing a more prominent role for intellectual property rights in US trade negotiations     

智慧财物管理系统设计

本系统通过对学校的国有资产财物的智能化管理,大大解放了管理人员的人力和精力。它运用无线AP技术实现了财物的入库,盘点,租借,损耗等智能化管理。并能对数据实时查询,统计与分析。使国有资产管理更加准确和高效。     

基于JavaCAD架构的IP知识产权保护

随着现场可编程门阵列（FPGA）集成度越来越高,在大型FPGA系统设计中应用第三方IP核也越来越广泛（IP核是指集成电路设计中所采用的具有独立知识产权的可复用的电路功能模块）。多数IP供应商提供基于FPGA技术的各种功能模块。基于IP核的模块化设计具有众所周知的优势：可以缩短设计周期,提高设计质量,使得系统设计更加便利。     

国际无线通信企业知识产权能力分析

通过分析普通专利、基本专利申请数和技术领域布局等知识产权的核心指标,评价无线通信企业的知识产权能力,并针对专利公开周期长的缺陷,探讨了结合标准组织提案情况及时跟踪企业知识产权信息的方法.     

Year of the patent [intellectual property protection, China]

Protecting intellectual property isn't China's strong suit, but the country is trying to tailor its IP laws to assuage foreign companies. How far the country goes in establishing an enforceable intellectual property (IP) regime will affect the nation's economic fortunes, and also will likely determine its ability to make technology a component of its future growth. Without the ability to protect innovations systematically and to use those protections to stake out markets and combat piracy, no firm can hope to compete profitably. Savvy technology companies refuse to play in countries where the deck is stacked. To satisfy WTO standards and address international criticism, China amended its patent laws in July 2001 so that even offers to sell a pirated product (in addition to actual sales) constitute acts of infringement. The new laws allow judicial appeal of adverse decisions in reexamination and invalidation procedures; permit preliminary injunctions before infringement actions are even heard; and make compulsory licensing-that is, forcing a patent owner to license the technology to others-more difficult. But what remains to be seen is how these changes affect matters "on the ground"-whether what looks good on paper actually heralds a new willingness to protect IP rights.