Speakers : Jeff Sauro, Tim Bosenick, Lee Cooper
5 consejos para proteger a tu marca
contra las falsificaciones
3D PRINTING AND THE FUTURE (OR DEMISE) OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
WEBINAR ON DEMAND
WEBINAR ON DEMAND
About the Speaker
What you will learn
The future is now: How 3D printing is already among us
Technology that could help protect genuine products
Nanoparticles and DNA marking for IP enforcement
The fascinating world 3D bioprinting that can create skin and bones
About Red Points
Red Points is the technological solution to protect against counterfeits and brand abuse online. Our technology not only detects incidents but can remove them from marketplaces, social media, online ads, app stores, etc. Red Points tech gives legal teams the reach and documenting power they need to build strong cases against repeat infringers while giving them more time to do so. In using our solution, legal firms and departments can offer a higher level of service and protection to their clients.
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Red Points is the technological solution to protect against counterfeits and brand abuse online. Our technology not only detects incidents but can remove them from marketplaces, social media, online ads, app stores, etc. Red Points tech gives legal teams the reach and documenting power they need to build strong cases against repeat infringers while giving them more time to do so. In using our solution, legal firms and departments can offer a higher level of service and protection to their clients.
About Red Points
About the Speakers
The future is now: How 3D printing is already among us
What will you learn
The main objective of this webinar organized by Red Points is to describe actionable tactics that businesses of all sizes, including small and medium ones, can use when scaling their brands from local markets to a worldwide audience.
The tips will be mainly drawn from Karen Post’s professional experience, who has been working for more than 30 year in Branding and Communications with organizations that range from start-ups to Fortune 500 companies such as ACNielsen, Pepsi and Procter & Gamble.
The webinar will also count with the participation of Toni Pérez, VP of Marketing and Product at Red Points, who will be talking about the most common risks in brand management from the Intellectual Property Rights perspective.
Here are some of the topics that will be covered:
- Building and communicating your brand, with real examples.
- Differences and similarities between local and global branding.
- Promoting your reputation among opinion makers.
- How to protect your business against brand abuse.
A game changing technology that will alter the nature of IP and production
WATCH THE WEBINAR
The implications of 3D printing in counterfeiting and brand abuse
P2P copies: When 3D design files can be reproduced and shared
Possible impacts of the technology in state regulation
The challenges and risks brought by the democratization of manufacturing
July 11th, 9:00 AM PST. 12 PM EST
3D PRINTING & THE FUTRE (OR DEMISE) OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
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Toni has been working in the internet industry in the last 10 years, and is an expert in the protection against brand abuse at Red Points. He’s in charge of Red Point’s IP monitoring and enforcement platform, a cornerstone of the company’s solution against brand abuse which detects more than 150,000 IP infringements every month..
Technology that could help protect genuine products
Nanoparticles and DNA marking for IP enforcement
The fascinating world 3D bioprinting that can create skin and bones
John F. Hornick
Award-winning author & IP counselor and litigator
John Hornick has 30+ years of experience in IPR. He has litigated close to 100 patent, trademark, copyright, trade secret, and licensing cases. John founded Finnegan’s 3D Printing Working Group and advises clients on the IP issues of 3D printing. His articles have been published in the Journal of 3D Printing & Additive Manufacturing and in Wired Innovation. He was the only IP attorney selected by the U.S. Comptroller General Forum on Additive Manufacturing.
John Hornick has 30+ years of experience in IPR. He has litigated close to 100 patent, trademark, copyright, trade secret, and licensing cases. John founded Finnegan’s 3D Printing Working Group and advises clients on the IP issues of 3D printing. His articles have been published in the Journal of 3D Printing & Additive Manufacturing and in Wired Innovation. He was the only IP attorney selected by the U.S. Comptroller General Forum on Additive Manufacturing.
John F. Hornick
Award-winning author & IP counselor and litigator.
"IP infringement is only a small part of the potential problem. 3D printing may lead to the counterfeiting of everything from silverware to cell phones, disrupting mass production with production by the masses."
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John is trusted by:
"IP infringement is only a small part of the potential problem. 3D printing may lead to the counterfeiting of everything from silverware to cell phones, disrupting mass production with production by the masses."
John is trusted by:
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Maysa Razav, Head of Anti Counterfeit for INTA
Are you prepared for the changes 3D printing will bring to the IP world and beyond?
JOHN F. HORNICK
PARTNER & FOUNDER OF 3D PRINTING WORKING GROUP AT
About the speaker
Imagine a world where you could create any product in a matter of hours from the comfort of your own home, all you would need is the design file. When everyone has access to their own personal means of production, IP will become more important and vulnerable than ever.
While still in its infancy, this technology has the potential to change IP laws, practices and enforcement.
John Hornick knows it’s hard to picture that reality at the moment, but that’s why he is spreading the word about the possibilities and challenges that 3D printing will bring.Through his years of experience working in IP, John has expert insights as to how this revolution will affect the industry and possible precautions that could be taken.
In this webinar, the following will be discussed:
Are you prepared for the changes 3D printing will bring to the IP world and beyond?
30-40 mins
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