Innovation & Law: Immateriaalioikeudet ja lisensointi – avaimet kasvuun!

D&I Event

Event date

26 Feb

2025

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Innovation & Law: Immateriaalioikeudet ja lisensointi – avaimet kasvuun!

Kevään toisessa Innovation & Law -tilaisuudessa tarkastelemme immateriaalioikeuksia ja niiden kaupallistamista lisensoimalla avaimina kasvuun. Lisäksi keskustelemme ohjelmistolisensoinnista, ja siitä, miten tekoälyn käyttö vaikuttaa lisensointiin esimerkiksi AI-agenttien yleistymisen johdosta.

Puhumme myös siitä, miten lisensointi kytketään omaan IPR strategiaan ja miten oikeudenkäynnit voivat tukea IPR- ja lisensointistrategiaa. Vieraanamme webinaarissa on Sonja London, President, Licensing Executives Society International (LESI) ja Jari Myllylahti, Senior IT Sourcing Partner, Software, Tietoevryltä.

Jos et ole saanut kutsua ja haluaisit osallistua webinaariin, voit olla yhteydessä: thinkingahead@dittmar.fi

Speakers

Anna Haapanen

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+358 400 992 925
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Juli Mansnérus

Partner
+358 44 272 4727
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