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INTELLECTUAL

PROPERTY

PRESENTED BY:

GROUP 2-
IT31
OUR TEAM

GLORY ANN DEL ROSARIO JASON DELUMEN JIAN YURI DIOCALES

LOUIE JOHN JIMENEZ DAVID MUI KENNET CHRISTIAN PUNO


TABLE OF CONTENT

WHAT IS IP 02 4 types of IP
01
Understanding R.A 8293
Intellectual Property

03 IP ISSUES IP Protects
04
Computer and How to Protect
SOftware Intellectual Property
INTRODUCTION
UNDERSTAND SOME SOCIAL, LEGAL , PHILOSOPHICAL,
POLITACAL, CONSTITUTIONAL ANDECONOMICAL ISSUES
RELATED TO COMPUTERS AND THE HISTORICAL
BACKGROUND OF THESE ISSUES .

BE ABLE TO DETERMINE THE IMPACT OF THE PRIVACY


LAWS ON INFORMATION SECURITY ISSUES
WHAT IS
INTELLECTUAL
01 PROPERTY

Intellectual property (IP) refers to


creations of the mind, such as inventions;
literary and artistic works; designs; and
symbols, names and images used in
commerce.
REPUBLIC ACT NO. 8293
(INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES
JUNE 6,1997

AN ACT PRESCRIBING THE INTELLECTUAL


PROPERTY CODE AND ESTABLISHING THE
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OFFICE,
PROVIDING FOR ITS POWERS AND
FUNCTIONS, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES
CATEGORIES OF IP

INDUSTRIAL COPYRIGTHS AND


PROPERTY NEIGHBORING
RIGTHS
Industrial property includes
patents, trademarks and other scholarly, artistic and literary works,
marks, geographic indications, examples of which are, musical
utility models, industrial designs, works, dramatic works, audio visual
topographies of integrated works, paintings and drawings,
sculptures, photographic works,
circuits and trade secrets.
architectural works, sound
recordings, databases and computer
software, and other works embodied
in Part IV (Law on Copyright) of RA
8293.
COPYRIGHT
TRADEMARK

TYPES
OF IP
PATENTS TRADE SECRET
COPYRIGHTS

Copyright is a type of intellectual


property that protects original
works of authorship as soon as an
author fixes the work in a tangible
form of expression.

Copyright protects literary and


artistic works, such as books and
other writings, musical works,
films, paintings and other works,
and computer programs.
COPYRIGHT
INFRINGEMENT

ILLEGALY DOWNLOADING LICENSED


DOWNLOADING SOFTWARE FROM
FILES UNAUTHORIZED SITE

UPLOADING SOMEONE
ELSE’S COPYRIGHTED SOCIAL MEDIA
MATERIAL TO AN COPYRIGHT
ACCESSIBLE WEB PAGE
TRADEMARK
A trademark is a word, a group of
words, sign, symbol, logo or a
combination thereof that
identifies and differentiates the
source of the goods or services of
one entity from those of others.

Trademarking is an important step for


protecting your brand identity. It will
stop competitors from poaching your
customers by imitating your brand. It
can also offer you some protection if
those copycats do something
reputation-damaging.
TRADEMARK
INFRINGEMENT

BRAND NAME AND


ONLINE SHOPPING PRODUCT NAME

SLOGAN AND
COMPANY LOGO WORDINGS
PATENT

A patent is an exclusive right


granted for a new, inventive, &
useful product. It can take the
form of a new product, process or
technical improvement to existing
invention.

a patentee acquires the right,


enforceable by law, to decide who shall
and who shall not exploit his patented
invention.
PATENT
INFRINGEMENT

INDIRECT CONTRIBUTORY DIRECT


INFRINGMENT INFRINGMENT INFRINGMENT

INDUCED WILLFUL
INFRINGMENT INFRINGMENT
TRADE SECRET

Trade secrets are intellectual


property (IP) rights on confidential
information which may be sold or
licensed.

Trade secrets may take a variety of forms,


such as a proprietary process, instrument,
pattern, design, formula, recipe, method, or
practice that is not evident to others and
may be used as a means to create an
enterprise that offers an advantage over
competitors or provides value to
customers.
TRADE SECRETS

SOFTWARE
ALGORITHMS INVENTIONS

RESEARCH AND
SOURCE CODE
DEVELOPMENT
INFORMATION
UTILITY MODEL

Utility models, just like inventions,


is an exclusive right granted to for
an invention, but it does not
require the condition of the
involvement of an inventive step
to be protected

a utility model system provides


protection of so-called “minor
inventions” through a system
similar to the patent system.
UTILITY MODEL

A utility model is an intellectual property


right to protect a type of inventions. This
right is available for use in the
Philippines. It is very similar to the
patent, but usually has a shorter term (7
years in the Philippines), a faster
application process, and less stringent
patentability requirements. Utility
models can be described as second-
class patents.
WAYS TO PROTECT IP
WAYS TO PROTECT IP

REGISTER REGISTER CREATE


COPYRIGHTS, BUSINESS, CONFIDENTIALITY,
TRADEMARKS PRODUCT, NON-DISCLOSURE,
AND OR DOMAIN OR LICENSING
PATENTS NAMES CONTRACTS FOR
EMPLOYEES AND
PARTNERS
WAYS TO PROTECT IP

IMPLEMENT AVOID JOINT


SECURITY OWNERSHIP
MEASURES
OUR TEAM

GLORY ANN DEL ROSARIO JASON DELUMEN JIAN YURI DIOCALES

LOUIE JOHN JIMENEZ DAVID MUI KENNET CHRISTIAN PUNO


Thanks!
Do you have questions?

GROUP 2
MARCH 20,2023
DELROSARIO, DELUMEN,
DIOCALES, JIMENEZ, MUI,
PUNO

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