Three Day Strategic IP Planning Seminar: A Step by Step Practical Guide to Strategic IP Planning (London, United Kingdom – September 24-26, 2019) – ResearchAndMarkets.com

DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The “Strategic
IP Planning – A Step by Step Practical Guide to Strategic IP Planning”

conference has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s
offering.

Topics covered at this seminar include step by step practical guide to
Strategic IP Planning, utilising a structured and rationalised IP
strategy toolbox, competitive IP Analysis and market positioning. IP
SWOT, align IP with R&D and business goals, performance benchmarking,
measures and KPIs. IP planning as part of your daily role, presenting
your plan persuasively.

Topics covered at this seminar:

  • Step-by-step practical guide to strategic IP planning
  • Utilising a structured and rationalised IP strategy toolbox
  • Competitive IP analysis: market positioning
  • IP SWOT: align IP with R&D and business goals
  • Performance: benchmarking, measures and KPIs
  • Defining and prioritising an IP roadmap
  • IP planning as part of your daily role: presenting your plan
    persuasively

Attendees will have access to some materials prior to the
seminar (see documentation paragraph below). Approximately two
hours will be required to read through and prepare for this seminar

Documentation

  • Pre-reading: contains all cases plus facts and data used during
    examples given by speakers and during teamwork assignments
  • Theory book: contains all the models and frameworks learned during the
    seminar lectures
  • Practice book: contains all the practical information needed to apply
    the cases to the frameworks during the teamwork assignments
  • Post-reading: contains all the speaker feedback provided after
    teamwork assignments, plus extra insights and guidelines to best apply
    the frameworks to your own environment

Why you should attend

  • Receive practical IP strategy advice from our expert
  • Learn how to use a step-by-step methodology and toolkit’ (DIPS) to set
    up a successful strategic IP plan
  • Take away practical tips and methodologies that can be used to align
    your IP with R&D and business goals
  • Benefit from highly interactive sessions including case studies and
    real-life examples
  • Access an online self-assessment survey to benchmark your (client’s)
    company readiness regarding IP strategy (optional, included within the
    seminar fee)

Who Should Attend:

  • IP managers/professionals (in-house and private practice)
  • Non-IP professionals (R&D managers/directors and business managers)
  • In-house lawyers

Agenda:

Day One

Introduction and ice-breaker

IP strategy toolbox: theory

  • Learn the Matrix of IP Strategy Options’
  • Link to IA management and innovation

IP strategy toolbox: theory continued

  • Apply to real-life cases during teamwork assignments
  • Group discussion and feedback

IP strategy-making: introduction

  • The who-what-how of strategic IP planning
  • Introduction to case study – Renewable Energy’
  • Introduction to the 5-step methodology (DIPS)

Step 1: vision setting

  • Define/refine the vision to link IP and business
  • Recourse to the matrix as a dashboard
  • Teamwork and group discussion

Step 2: IP competition analysis

  • Revisit the matrix through the competition landscape
  • IP mapping techniques (mapping, landscaping)
  • Analysis of patent data (lifecycle, competition etc)
  • Teamwork and group discussion

Day Two

Step 3: IP SWOT development

  • Gap analysis using the matrix: compare business vision to current own
    IP
  • High-level audit: methods to assess and rank a company’s portfolio
  • Derive actions to bridge current/desired IP position
  • Teamwork and group discussion

Step 4: IP performance benchmarking and reporting

  • Estimate budget needs for R&D and IP
  • Define IP KPIs to report future success
  • Prioritise actions to define an IP roadmap
  • Review different scenarios
  • Teamwork and group discussion

Step 5: The strategic plan – the outline

  • Integrate outputs of steps 1-4 into a practical, rationalised plan
  • Positioning, actions and measurement
  • Differentiate core v non-core activity for higher performance

Getting buy-in from management for your strategic IP plan

  • Persuading and convincing management
  • Prepare your team’s IP plan presentation to management

Prepare your team’s IP plan presentation to management continued..

Present your plan to management

  • Group discussion: peer evaluation (online) and feedback

From case to reality

  • Re-apply the 5-step methodology (DIPS) to real life
  • Success factors and key challenges
  • Organisational aspects

Day Three

Reapply DIPS: lessons learned from others, plus how to cope with
complexity in situations and explore flexibility in DIPS solution

  • Identify generic situations
  • Reflect on how to solve these situations using DIPS (teamwork)
  • Present solutions and group discussion

The gradual approach

Reapplying (parts of) DIPS methodology to two real-life scenarios

  • Case 1: advise on portfolio development for a growing SME or a growing
    business unit
  • Case 2: large portfolio in an established business

Brief introduction to DIPS Online to learn how to handle a large
number of strategy projects

Introduction to corporate planning where more than one product
or business unit is involved

Corporate IP planning – practical case study session

  • Revisiting the 5-step methodology (DIPS): bottom-up, collegial approach
  • Teamwork: revisiting the case study with extra product lines:
    consolidate first, SWOT analysis (extended) and making a corporate plan

Further implementation issues toward change

Final questions and recommendations

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