It’s our highest ranking in the past decade! Singapore is the world’s 4th most innovative country and the 1st in Asia, according to the Global Innovation Index (#GII) 2024. Announced by World Intellectual Property Organization – WIPO, the GII ranked 133 countries using 78 indicators that measured a country’s innovation capabilities. Singapore has maintained our lead as the world’s 1st in innovation input (factors that enable innovative activities), and our innovation output (actual results of innovative activity) also moved up one position, to 11th. As we celebrate, we want to thank our stakeholders and partners across government, people, and private sectors, who have worked with us over the years to build the world-class innovation ecosystem we have today. Let’s continue our efforts under the Singapore IP Strategy 2030 to further strengthen our position as a hub that will attract and enable innovative enterprise to flourish. View details of Singapore’s performance in the Global Innovation Index 2024 at go.gov.sg/sg-ranking. #GII #InnovationHub #SIPS2030
Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS)
Government Administration
Transforming today’s ideas into assets for the future.
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The Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS) is committed to developing Singapore into a global innovation hub. We help to catalyse a future driven by life-enhancing, commercially successful ideas created by businesses, professionals and everyday people. We help to turn today's ideas into tomorrow's assets. Check out our career opportunities here: https://www.ipos.gov.sg/careers Our Subsidiary IPOS International is a wholly owned subsidiary of IPOS, housing over 100 IP experts in areas such as IP strategy and management, patent search and analysis, and IP education and training.
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http://www.ipos.gov.sg
External link for Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS)
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- Singapore
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- Government Agency
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- 2001
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- Patents, Trademarks, Designs, Plant Varieties, Patent Search, Patent Examination, Innovation, IP Education, IP Strategy, IP Management, Transforming Industries, Growing Enterprises, Enterprise Development, Global Network, IP Training & Skills, and Copyright
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We're pleased to be a part of the APIEX Symposium 2024 with IVAS - Institute of Valuers and Appraisers, Singapore and International Valuation Standards Council (IVSC), where IPOS' Principal Legal Counsel Gabriel Ong gave insight into the role of IP and intangible asset valuation in dispute resolution, and how it can potentially influence court decisions. A huge thank you to Asia Pacific Institute of Experts (APIEx) for having us, and we look forward to more opportunities for collaboration.
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What are the factors that have led to Singapore ranking as the 4th most innovative country in the Global Innovation Index (GII)? Explore our interactive dashboard and compare our performance over the past 10 years and across 132 countries here: go.gov.sg/sgii. #IPOS #Singapore #GII
GII 2024: Singapore's Innovation Performance
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This is another landmark achievement that affirms the value of multilateralism amid global challenges! We are so proud that our CE Ambassador Rena Lee ICJ Campaign and Singapore delegation were part of finalising the Riyadh Design Law Treaty (DLT), which will go towards enabling designers to better protect their creations, harness their power of their innovation, and grow. We also thank the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the SAIP - Saudi Authority for Intellectual Property for being such gracious hosts. We look forward to our journey together with all member states to empower even more innovators around the world. World Intellectual Property Organization – WIPO Sharmaine Wu, Chee-Leong Wong, Kathleen Peh
Director General at World Intellectual Property Organization – WIPO
After two intense weeks of negotiations, I am pleased to announce that WIPO Member States reached agreement earlier today on the new Riyadh Design Law Treaty. This agreement is a game changer for designers as it will streamline, standardize and update the international design protection system, allowing creators and designers to better protect their designs and move them across borders: https://lnkd.in/dJ2TXADH. Designs has long been the neglected child of the intellectual property (IP) family. With this development, it will shine a well-deserved spotlight on designers – many of whom are SMEs or individual designers – and their gift in using color, form and shape to delight our senses, enrich our lives and transform our culture. It is also the second time in a year that WIPO has delivered a new multilateral treaty. In May, we gaveled the WIPO Treaty on IP, Genetic Resources and Associated Traditional Knowledge (where there are already close to 40 signatures). Six months later, we usher in this new treaty consisting of 32 articles, as well as accompanying rules. This is an unprecedented achievement and a testament that even in challenging times, multilateralism can deliver real progress on substantive topics. This was a 20-year journey, and many have been involved over the years to bring it to where it is today. I thank them all. But the final mile is the toughest mile, and here our work was directed by our President, CEO of the Saudi Authority for IP, Dr Abdul Aziz Al-Swailem, with much of the heavy lifting also done by Sergio Chuez of Peru and Christian Schernitzky of Germany, working closely with the Member States and Group Coordinators. WIPO Secretariat colleagues (some of whom had been involved in this for 20 years!) worked round the clock with the hosts and negotiators. The negotiations were tougher than expected, but in the end, everyone came together to find the compromises to carry us over the finishing line. I warmly thank our hosts, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, who not only provided a stunning venue in the King Abdul Aziz International Conference Center, but whose warmth, hospitality and commitment touched all of us. With this Riyadh Design Law Treaty, the Kingdom and indeed the region is gearing up to contribute more to the global IP landscape, and to harness the power of its innovators, creators and designers. WIPO made history once again today, and I am confident that together, we will continue to do so for the good of innovators and creators everywhere. Photos: SAIP/WIPO #WIPO #DesignDipCon
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#DYK that you probably own some form of #Copyright? Find out how and why at https://lnkd.in/g62HwUQE #ContentCreator
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Introducing our newly appointed Young IP Mediators (YIPM) – Allison Tricia Tang, Koh Ya Ting Celest, Chloe Nicole Guai, and Samuel Wee Liong Chye from NUS Faculty of Law! Hear what these budding talents have to say about their appointments (https://lnkd.in/daCqXWgQ). In addition to valuable hands-on experience as shadow mediators or co-mediators in actual disputes, these young mediators will also be involved in IP mediation related projects. The YIPM programme is a part of our ongoing efforts to nurture the next generation of IP mediators and to enhance Singapore’s position a global IP dispute resolution hub. We look forward to working with them. #IPSkills #IPDisputeResolution
Congratulations to Koh Ya Ting Celest ‘24, Samuel Wee Liong Chye ‘24, Allison Tricia Tang ‘25 and Chloe Nicole Guai ‘25 on being appointed as Young IP Mediators by the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS)! Each year, the top students from the NUS Faculty of Law’s mediation programme have the chance to take on this position, with offers made by invitation only. This opportunity allows them to participate as shadow mediators or co-mediators to gain first-hand experience. “As a Young IP Mediator, I hope to gain more exposure and insights into becoming a better mediator. I am excited to shadow and learn from experienced professionals in the field, which will allow me to deepen my understanding of IP law and its nuances in dispute resolution,” commented Celest. The appointees would like to express their immense appreciation to Professor Joel Lee, Marcus Lim ‘12 and Mark Lim ‘19 for their continued guidance and support. Read more at: https://lnkd.in/daCqXWgQ #NUS #NUSLaw #ShapeYourFuture
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[Designing to boost human productivity] Ever heard of multi-purpose robots? Camello+ developed by OTSAW, is one of the world's first multi-purpose robot, transforming the robotics industry with its innovative solutions. With its proprietary interchangeable modular design, Camello+ is designed for the future, addressing manpower challenges across multiple sectors such as healthcare, logistics, and security. By automating the delivery of supplies in healthcare settings, Camello+’s versatility allows humans to focus on more important issues like safety and patient care, enhancing overall quality of life. One of the winners for the 2024 WIPO-IPOS IP for Innovation Awards, OTSAW has a strong #intellectualproperty portfolio (#registereddesigns and #patents) that protects its innovations. Learn how to protect your designs at https://lnkd.in/gG9RyD9V. #DesignWorldTour #DesignDipCon #RegisteredDesigns #Patents #BusinesswithIP
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[𝗔𝗻𝗼𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿 𝗔𝗠𝗣 𝘀𝘂𝗰𝗰𝗲𝘀𝘀!] Despite being “fraught with intense emotions”, this mediation success was made possible with the dedicated and skilful mediation by Jonathan Choo. His reframing techniques enabled both parties to candidly express themselves while working towards an interest-based, mutually beneficial outcome. One of the parties shared that this was the “best outcome” that saved them “unnecessary costs and the waste of precious time”. Mediation offers a faster, cost-effective way of resolving your IP disputes. Find out more at www.ipos.gov.sg/mediation. More about this latest mediation success here https://lnkd.in/g9yx666P. WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center
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#ICYMI – “The conference provided great insights into some of the most cutting-edge issues in the field of IP and technology dispute resolution”. Lingeng Zhuang's article on Wolters Kluwer: International Arbitration & Mediation has aptly summarised the 𝗖𝗜𝗔𝗿𝗯 – 𝗜𝗣𝗢𝗦 𝗜𝗣 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗧𝗲𝗰𝗵 𝗗𝗶𝘀𝗽𝘂𝘁𝗲 𝗥𝗲𝘀𝗼𝗹𝘂𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝗳𝗲𝗿𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲, capturing key insights across the various panel discussions, as well as keynote speeches by Lord Justice Colin Birss and Justice Aidan Xu @ Aedit Abdullah. Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb) Ciarb Singapore Branch Joo Lin Teh Yi-Jun Kang, FCIArb Dr Stanley Lai, SC Michael Hwang S.C. Michael Peer Kathleen Paisley Richard Goh Jonathan Ellis Srividya Gopal Jonathan Choo Sandy Widjaja Wee Meng Chuan Ignacio de Castro Shaun Lee, FCIArb Mark Lim Chung Nian Lam Charlie Xie, PhD Gabriel Ong Amita Haylock Daryl Lim Simon Chesterman Jonathan Lim
Exploring the Frontier of IP and Technology Dispute Resolution: Highlights from the CIArb-IPOS Conference - Kluwer Arbitration Blog
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