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- Trademarks
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A trademark can be a logo, name,
symbol, or device used to differentiate a product or service of one trader
(or commercial entity) from that of another-brand identity. Trademark
protection lasts for 10 years after registration, and is renewable.
- Patents
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A patent is
the grant of right to exclude others from making, using, selling, or
importing an invention or discovery, including new and improved products and
processes. Patents can be registered in foreign countries, last for 20 years
and are renewable. But, if the patent expires, the exclusive rights to make,
use, sell or import the invention or discovery is lost.
- Copyright
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A Copyright is protection
granted to authors of original authorship such as literary, dramatic,
musical and artistic works, and computer software, as well as performing
artists in their performances, producers of phonograms in their recordings,
and broadcasters in their radio and television programs. Example: The
creators of your favorite music CD, movie, or computer game have a copyright
on their work. Copyrights last for the life of an author plus 50 years.
- I S O
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ISO 9001 is an
internationally recognized standard for the quality management of
businesses. It applies to the processes that create and control the products
and services an organization supplies. It prescribes systematic control of
activities to ensure that the needs and expectations of customers are met.
It is designed and intended to apply to virtually any product or service,
made by any process anywhere in the world..
- Registration of Societies &
Companies
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