Learn Freedom to Operate Search, the most sought after analytics work in the realm of Intellectual Property Domain
What you'll learn
If you have studied science/technology and want to use your knowledge to start your career in 'Patent Researching' this course is for you
If you are passionate about data and want to learn analytics, particularly PATENT ANALYTICS, this course is for you.
If you are a science/technology student/working professional and want to generate income by utilizing your time, this course is for you
If you are a patent professional yet not sure about Freedom to Operate Searches, this course is for you
Requirements
Science/Technology Skills
Description
Recent global statistics project that Patent Protection, Patent Prosecution, and Patent Litigation are on the rise and so is the demand for professionals with Patent Research Skills. Despite this, there is an acute shortage of skilled Patent Analytics professionals.Given the nature of the Patent Research job and with the advancement of communication tools such as ZOOM, G-Meet, and MS Teams, the global market is open for Patent-Analytics-Skilled people and global employers are open to hiring people irrespective of their location. Freedom to Operate is a high-in-demand and high-paying skill yet people couldn't take up this niche career option owing to a lack of study material that can boost their skills and give them confidence--in the name of patent courses, only theoretical knowledge is disbursed, which could not help students gain skills to get a job. This course is designed by Lalit Suryavansi who has been working in IP domain for last 15 years and knows what essential skills are required to be successful in this domain. Therefore, this course is truly focussed only on the most essential topics, which will not just apprise you of patentability search skills but make you confident also. If you learn this skill, you can land a job offer, start freelancing work, take part in crowdsource searches, and start earning money.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction to FTO
Lecture 2 Intent: Why Freedom to Operate Searches are Conducted
Lecture 3 How to Identify Features In a Product/Process For Which FTO is Required
Lecture 4 Jurisdiction Selection For FTO
Lecture 5 Different Parameter For FTO Search Strings
Lecture 6 How to Formulate FTO Search Strings
Lecture 7 Different Doctrines Used to Deduce Freedom to Operate Opinion
Lecture 8 Live/Real Example of a FTO Search
Lecture 9 FTO Report Making and Opinion Rendering
Science/ Technology Students/Teachers/ Professors, Patent Engineers/Professionals
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