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None is accountable for Intellectual Property infringements
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K.M.Priyadarsanan
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"None is accountable for Intellectual Property infringements"
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The DIPP, in the Min of Commerce Industry will look into allegations of infringements only if the affected Rights Holder lodges a complaint, or if there is a violation in payment of royalties under either Automatic or Government Approvals in...
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R.Sajan
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"None is accountable for Intellectual Property infringements"
| 2 years ago
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Nobody has a thought for the creative mind and its efforts and toil. The bureaucrats are the enemies of creativity. They treat it as unwelcome and inconvenient. You cannot trust them with any protection of intellectual properties.
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Janit Vora
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Yes, I think so. Of course, you need to be able to make a business case for the same, or else innovation wont have much meaning to it. I recently wrote an articel about how Blue Ocean strategies can benefit Indian telcos if they wish to expand as...
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K.M.Priyadarsanan
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Blue Ocean Strategy can work wonders in a company which has a competent R D department. In India, it may work in some private companies, but never in Government sector companies
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AKNR Chandra Sekhar
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The four principles of BOS are 1) Create uncontested market space 2) Make competition irrelevant 3) Capture new demand 4) Align organisation to "differentiation and low cost" For these principles to be in place any organisation should have right...
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