Patenting and technology transfer
A.A. 2018/2019
Obiettivi formativi
To prepare the students to undertake their future career in the ambit of innovation-oriented industrial
enterprises, operating in highly competitive and challenging markets.
To give the students a good knowledge of the patent system, in Italy and abroad, so as to enable them to make
proper decisions in IP
enterprises, operating in highly competitive and challenging markets.
To give the students a good knowledge of the patent system, in Italy and abroad, so as to enable them to make
proper decisions in IP
Risultati apprendimento attesi
Non definiti
Periodo: Primo semestre
Modalità di valutazione: Esame
Giudizio di valutazione: voto verbalizzato in trentesimi
Corso singolo
Questo insegnamento non può essere seguito come corso singolo. Puoi trovare gli insegnamenti disponibili consultando il catalogo corsi singoli.
Programma e organizzazione didattica
Edizione unica
Programma
Borrowed from "Patents and Management of Innovation" , SCIENZE CHIMICHE (Classe LM-54)
Module of "Management of Innovation"
The course covers the main aspects of technological innovation management, as a process based on research
and development aiming at the introduction of new products, processes, technologies, services, particularly
from the industrial point of view. The topics specifically tackled in the course are detailed in the following.
Terminology and main definitions, basic research, applied research, development and relevant examples. Precompetitive
development and industrialization; incremental and radical innovation. Innovation as an integral
part of an industrial enterprise, the main involved functions (innovation chain). Motivating and creating
innovative ideas, approaches to stimulate creativity. Knowledge management: basic skills and "knowledge
system", organization and finalization of knowledge; Knowledge discovery, data mining; technological
monitoring. Evaluation of ideas, for example by filling checklist or by other means, project setup. Preparation
and evaluation of a business and technology plan, economic and financial analysis of a project. Project
management and project portfolio management by using, for example, the Stage and Gate® approach. Tools
for activities planning and control (e.g. Gantt diagram). R&D Organizations: brief overview. The committees
for innovation.
Module of "Patents"
The validity requirements of the patent. Product, process and use inventions. Structure of the patent
application. Patenting procedure. State of the art. Cross-references. Selection inventions. Overlapping ranges.
Dosage regimens. Supplementary certificates of protection. Nullity and forfeiture of the patent. The scope of
the exclusivity. The circulation of the patent. The defence of the patent. Patent enforcement. Strategy for
patenting. Licensing and assignments.
Module of "Management of Innovation"
The course covers the main aspects of technological innovation management, as a process based on research
and development aiming at the introduction of new products, processes, technologies, services, particularly
from the industrial point of view. The topics specifically tackled in the course are detailed in the following.
Terminology and main definitions, basic research, applied research, development and relevant examples. Precompetitive
development and industrialization; incremental and radical innovation. Innovation as an integral
part of an industrial enterprise, the main involved functions (innovation chain). Motivating and creating
innovative ideas, approaches to stimulate creativity. Knowledge management: basic skills and "knowledge
system", organization and finalization of knowledge; Knowledge discovery, data mining; technological
monitoring. Evaluation of ideas, for example by filling checklist or by other means, project setup. Preparation
and evaluation of a business and technology plan, economic and financial analysis of a project. Project
management and project portfolio management by using, for example, the Stage and Gate® approach. Tools
for activities planning and control (e.g. Gantt diagram). R&D Organizations: brief overview. The committees
for innovation.
Module of "Patents"
The validity requirements of the patent. Product, process and use inventions. Structure of the patent
application. Patenting procedure. State of the art. Cross-references. Selection inventions. Overlapping ranges.
Dosage regimens. Supplementary certificates of protection. Nullity and forfeiture of the patent. The scope of
the exclusivity. The circulation of the patent. The defence of the patent. Patent enforcement. Strategy for
patenting. Licensing and assignments.
Propedeuticità
Adequate knowledge of English language. No specific background knowledge of technical/scientific type is
required, given the "transversality" of the topics subject of the course.
required, given the "transversality" of the topics subject of the course.
Prerequisiti
The exam is based on a single written test, covering the topics dealt with in both modules of the course. The
test foresees 5 questions for each module (10 questions in total) that will aim to ascertain the level of learning
achieved by the students on the topics covered in class and that may possibly include the discussion of simple
practical-applications cases.
test foresees 5 questions for each module (10 questions in total) that will aim to ascertain the level of learning
achieved by the students on the topics covered in class and that may possibly include the discussion of simple
practical-applications cases.
Metodi didattici
Lecture given by the teachers with possible discussions of some "case study", relevant for the subjects covered
by the course. Attendance is strongly recommended.
by the course. Attendance is strongly recommended.
Materiale di riferimento
Module of "Management of Innovation"
- Slides shown at lesson and made available to students through the course website.
-Other suggested literature:
"Making Innovation Work: How to Manage It, Measure It, and Profit from It", Tony Davila, Marc Epstein, Robert
Shelton, 2006. Publishing as Prentice Hall, Upper Saddle River, New Jersey 07458 - Available through Amazon
"Winning at New Products: Creating Value Through Innovation", Robert G. Cooper, ed. Basic Books, 2011
Module of "Patents"
- Slides shown at lesson and made available to students through the course website.
- Slides shown at lesson and made available to students through the course website.
-Other suggested literature:
"Making Innovation Work: How to Manage It, Measure It, and Profit from It", Tony Davila, Marc Epstein, Robert
Shelton, 2006. Publishing as Prentice Hall, Upper Saddle River, New Jersey 07458 - Available through Amazon
"Winning at New Products: Creating Value Through Innovation", Robert G. Cooper, ed. Basic Books, 2011
Module of "Patents"
- Slides shown at lesson and made available to students through the course website.
AGR/01 - ECONOMIA ED ESTIMO RURALE
IUS/01 - DIRITTO PRIVATO
IUS/04 - DIRITTO COMMERCIALE
IUS/01 - DIRITTO PRIVATO
IUS/04 - DIRITTO COMMERCIALE
Lectures: 48 ore
Docenti:
Giannantonio Roberto, Vatti Francesco Paolo