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WIPO - AIP-FIIT General Presentation + New Organisation
WIPO - AIP-FIIT General Presentation + New Organisation
WIPO - AIP-FIIT General Presentation + New Organisation
PRESENT SITUATION
Each person is a universe, and within many of these universes are key
solutions for hindrances, challenges, calls for innovation being currently
experienced by many institutions. Trust, Transparency and Fair Business
lack between them, as currently there are no methods of proving ones’
contributions and rewarding accordingly in such kind of exchanges.
Result: Everyone loses. How to solve these issues and fill these gaps,
while forging robust methods of Applied Intellectual Property Identification,
Value Assessment, Protection, and Trade, is the main focus of this project.
Mission:
Second chapter will apply the improved version of the methods used in the
first phase in other countries, while continuously improving its methodology,
legal framework and digital infrastructure simultaneously. It will also see
further opening in the range of people and legal entities who will have access
to the usage of platform, by negotiating and “recruiting” more companies,
institutions and “potential AIPFIT authors” to accept to use the App within their
organization’s works. AIPFIT Marketplace can either be launched on the second
or third chapter (whenever it is ready).
Third chapter of the project will comprise the launch of a campaign for
Companies, Organizations and Governments to adopt the now matured
WIPO/AIPFIIIT Smart Contract System, and allocate their resources towards
being part of an innovation and result-driven wave of new practices.
Definitions:
Types of AIP: Requested Support & Offered Support. Requested Support happens
when Proposing Institutions present topics to be worked on beforehand. Offered
Support happens when the initiative for contributions regards topics not covered by
the request. It can also happen independently from the AIPFIIIT Project, by anyone
with an AIPFIIIT account in the app, using its AIPFIIIT features.
Goals
1- To test the relevance, potential and feasibility of introducing the category of
Applied Intellectual Property as a means of assessing, nourishing and enabling
intellectual capital present in people's minds (students in this case) to contribute to
existing processes within Public and Private sectors, being fairly appreciated and
rewarded for however they factually contribute.
2- The instrument to be used will be an app that should allow for one’s IP Tracking,
Value Assessment and Trade. Each contribution made is registered and starts as a
latent seed. It becomes a Creative Commons registration when it’s accepted for
preliminary analysis, becomes a token when it’s directed to feasibility evaluation;
the number of tokens of a contribution will be equal to the number of institutions
that took up one’s contributions for feasibility evaluation. That token will change in
value according to the contribution’s results within the proposing institution(s),
specifically its measurable, verifiable indicators, cumulative over time. Some
institutions may also allow for their employees to to opt for having a similar IPI Tracker
account.
3- To elaborate further views on how can Intellectual Property, and Applied Intellectual
Property be better:
● Defined – knowledge and technology keep expanding, and so the different ways they’re
used, and so too the shapes Intellectual Property take. How to better define individual
and collective IP in an ever-changing world?
● Identified – In Big Data and Open Source times, what is truly one’s exclusive
contribution, that was not born of many others’ contributions? Therefore to define
authorship and applicability range becomes a challenge needed to be faced and
overcome.
● Utilised – Timing is of utmost importance when it comes to either large institutions such
as multinational corporations, national utility services, and governments; it is also of
utmost importance for Startups for their survival and growth in a competitive market.
Applied Intellectual Property Future Investments find its great value in the capacity to
deliver solution to an institution’s most pressing current challenges.
● Tracked (its impact) – How to truly measure the impact of a contribution made? What
verifiable indicators can be used as criteria,
● Evaluated- Results may also vary along time, and a solution may become a bigger
problem with time. Long lasting stable solutions would have more aggregated value with
time than solutions that work for just a while – its token keep increasing in value.
● Rewarded what is the rate of reward? What kind of reward will be offered?
● Protected Privacy and personal data flow management is under the authority of the
user.
For Investing Companies – Receive relevant advice on how to improve the Company’s
indicators. Opportunities for alliances and partnerships, growth. Improve Stakeholder relations
and rewarding methods. Develop new methods of smart contracts for employment in formats
more compatible with Industry 4.0
For Swiss Innovation Fund – Receive relevant insight on Government Policies, nourish the
improvement of IP protection systems, nourish the professional life of Swiss Students, promote
better practices and better results among Swiss Large Companies and Startups.
For Swiss Impact Investment Association – Access to valuable info on Impact Investment
opportunities, on possible attractive data from the campaign, and on possible new enterprises
and/or on execution of large companies’ new policies resulted from the campaign. Also insight
into the individual and collective potential among students and groups of students in the
different Universities.
For the Universities – To nourish the academic and professional life of their students, as well
as facilitate the promotion of efforts towards better intellectual property protection, very
important for the Academic World.
For students – opportunity to practice and learn further about the subject matters being
studied, to get in touch with current challenges faced by most relevant institutions, to contribute
to better government and corporate policies, and to have one’s own Intellectual Wealth invested
as IPFI (Intellectual Property Future Investments), that will be tracked in its influence as it
touches different departments of those institutions.
2
Hackathons -Groups of students take up the task of examining the topics proposed, applying
their knowledge, intellectual and research capabilities to work on finding ways to contribute at
their level best, however they can.
Hackathons in Swiss Schools and Universities. Students will hack the subject matters
proposed, before cameras and voice recorders, and produce several reports along each
hackathon. Each one’s materials will then be separated into data slots containing video,
audio, written and any other relevant material, which will be then handled to the student
first, and with his/her permission thereafter, we will handle what students have selected to
be shared to the proposing institution.
Proposing Institutions do initial curation of the students’ proposals. Proposals that are
taken in for analysis receive I.P. Tracking Code. The chosen proposals, now equipped
with IPTC, are then first compared to existing works within the company, possible previous staff
reports on similar or same subjects; then, it’s decided whether it will proceed towards a
preliminary feasibility study. All the developments from then on related to the IPFIT will
be notified to its author, and the Proposing Institution may invite him/her to participate already
from the Feasibility Studies Phase. If so, the Author will most likely be offered to provide paid
consultancy services or other forms of professional/business relationships by the Proposing
Institution.
For the students, as authors of proposals that are taken for analysis, the minimum return is
recognition through Creative Commons by mentioning their names. Possible rewards may
come up to sizeable amounts of cash, or vouchers for a company’s products and/or
services.
4
Proposing Institutions form work groups to develop specific IPFFIT that prove to be worthy
investing on, composed of both members of its staff and members of the contributing group.
Works are done together, further developing what was proposed. Or, the Proposing Institution
decide to develop it further by itself. Either way the IPIT and IPFIT will be both active, and info,
notifications on the developments made from it will be reported transparently by the Proposing
Institution.
5
Tracking continues and authors (students in this case) can keep themselves up to date with
the latest impacts their contributions made. Also they may, if they decide so, have their
AIPFIT public or open for views to specific groups, with the amount of access to details they
choose to make available to each audience.
6
Project reports are made to WIPO in regards to conclusions withdrawn from its execution,
suggestions on strategic directions, methodology changes and others, pertaining to the subject,
both from the team and from feedbacks from participants are also delivered attached to the
reports.
7
Replicate improved versions of the same project in other countries such as Russia,
Mexico, Kuala Lumpur.
8- Launch the Organisation (No name defined yet)
1. The current organization that does the IP protection work (WIPO) has a non-profit
status, which disqualifies it for having a profit-generating enterprise, while the
infrastructure that will provide operational capacity for Applied Intellectual Property
protection must be one of a paid service-provider nature, in order to achieve
optimum efficiency.
2. The immense amount and variety of Applied Intellectual Property that can and must
come under this IP protection dome demands a separate institution to run it, as in its
workings it will differ greatly from the day-to-day activities of the rest of WIPO.
3. WIPO is a very bureaucratic institution, which does not provide for speed of action
and flexible dynamics, organizational reconfigurations and so many other actions
that would be required so to adapt it to be able to e fficiently run something like an
Applied Intellectual Property wing.