Considerações importantes para estabelecer um programa de monitoramento de patentes bem-sucedido

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Matt Garver
IP Search Analyst, CAS
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Peter L. Mattei III
Senior IP Searcher, CAS

Episode notes

Este episódio do podcast Managing IP é a segunda parte de uma série de dois episódios. Matt Garver, analista de busca de PI no CAS, e Peter Mattei, pesquisador sênior de PI no CAS, aprofundam-se nas complexidades de estabelecer um programa eficaz de monitoramento de patentes, incluindo:

  • Como determinar quais informações você deve obter?
  • Que tipo de periodicidade você deve considerar?
  • Quem deve estar envolvido?
  • Como agir com base nas informações?
  • Como avaliar o sucesso de um programa?

Experts

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Matt Garver
IP Search Analyst, CAS

Matt is an IP Search Analyst at CAS, specializing in biochemistry, chemistry, and polymers. He previously worked as a polymer chemist for Zyvex Technologies, where he conducted R&D of carbon nanotube enhanced composites for high-profile companies in numerous markets. He also served as a Senior Help Desk Representative at CAS, where he trained customers on product features and benefits. Matt holds a B.S. in chemistry with a specialization in biochemistry from Bowling Green State University. He is a member of PIUG.

Portrait of a smiling man with short gray hair and a beard, wearing a dark blazer over a striped collared shirt, against a plain light gray background.
Peter L. Mattei III
Senior IP Searcher, CAS

Peter is a Senior Searcher at CAS, specializing in chemistry and organic synthesis for medicinal chemistry. Peter previously held positions as a chemist and information specialist at DuPont and Bristol Myers Squibb. He also taught chemistry at Camden County Community College and Stockton University in New Jersey. Peter earned an M.S. in organic chemistry from Temple University and is a member of PIUG and the American Chemical Society.