Intellectual property and data governance

In the economic sense, innovation represents a body of knowledge and intellectual creations from which economic value can be derived. Intellectual Property (IP) can be seen as the legal tool used to protect this knowledge and intellectual creations. The aim of this course is to :

• Raise awareness of IP law and the issues involved,
• Provide tools for qualifying innovations from a legal point of view
• Alert people to the handling and protection of data

Programme (2h) :

Innovation process :

The aim of this part is to contextualise IP through the example of the creation of know-how resulting from research and then the different modes of protection that may apply.

From scientific and technical production to the creation of know-how

Legal classification of innovation

Articulation of the different IP building blocks

IP law :

In this 2nd part, the legal aspect of IP will be examined, including the nature of the rights and the contractual tools that can be used to manage them.

                  Industrial property: patents, designs and models, trademarks

                  Literary and artistic property: copyright, neighbouring rights, software

                  Database law

                  Different types of contract

Data governance:

Concept of data excellence 

Roles and responsibilities of stakeholders

Acquire basic knowledge in the field and develop vigilance with regard to these issues during the creation or innovation process.

 The workshops will be evaluated.

• Jean-Christophe COILLARD