1 by p. kandiah exploiting intellectual property assets licensing, franchising and merchandising
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BY P. KANDIAH
EXPLOITING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ASSETS
LICENSING, FRANCHISING AND MERCHANDISING
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“THE EMPIRES OF THE FUTURE ARE THE EMPIRES OF THE MIND”
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In the globalized and integrated world more use is made of IP internationally.
Global expansion in use of IPPatents, Trade Marks, Industrial
Designs filed in several countries.Various ways devised to increase
income.
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Extension of market territories
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Extension of product range.
Dunhill
Cigarettes
Perfume
Watches
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Extension of product range (Cont’d).
Nike
Sports
Shoes
Soccer
Ball
Golf
BallsT-Shirt
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Sub-division of product creation, manufacturing and marketingEg. Nike shoes.
R&D and Design – USA (high value activity)Manufacturing – Indonesia, Vietnam,
Malaysia (low value activity)
Marketing – Control from US – Sales – whole world (strategic
control)
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Out
Licensing
In
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Licensing Out Ownership and Control of IP Licence given to 3rd parties to use IP
under specific terms Royalty income 3rd party can be a joint-venture Extension of Brand, Product range,
market etc.
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Licensing Out (Cont) Ensure ownership of IP Ensure control of IP
Clear contracts / agreementsRight to check use of IP
• Inspect premises
• Inspect sales and account records If joint-venture ensure proper
shareholder agreements.
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Licensing In Use of third party IP Rights To extend business / new businessPrecaution to take
Determine whether IP Licence required Conduct IP due diligence Differentiate between licensing agreement and
distributorship agreement Is there risk taking by licensor? Who owns IP Rights in distributorship channels. Royalty rates / payment must be strategically
structured. Government approval of royalty rates Tie – in clauses – valid?
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Franchising Establish business model in one place Attempt to replicate success in another
location by third party by Agreement.
Extension Use of IP Rights. Regulated by specific laws in many
countries.
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Examples of successful franchises
1. McDonalds 2. KFC
3. KPMG 4. PWC
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Examples of successful franchises (Cont’d)
5. Starbucks 6. Dunkin Doughnuts
7. Saravanna Bhavan 8. Anjappar
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Franchisor owns IP Rights in Trademark / Brand. Operating procedures. Patents on equipment used in business. Owns Copyright / Patents in software
systems. Marketing knowledge.
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Franchising includes payment of upfront fees (usually non-
refundable). payment of royalty fees (based on total
turnover). training of franchisee (staff) provision of operating manual. access to specialty equipment.
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Franchising In developing countries
quick way to learn established business models, management methods, quality control, etc.
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Case study in Malaysia
1. Secret Recipe 2. Old Town Coffee
3. Mary Brown Chicken
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Merchandising Extension of branding to non-core
products. Build-up product recognition.
Distinctive trademark packagingMethod of sales / point of sales
Ownership of all IP Rights.
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Distribution Agreement. Sales Agreement – one-off / long-term
Agreement. Agency Agreements (principal / agency
relationship). Consignment Agreements. Contract manufacturing for 3rd parties.
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Conclusion Developing countries are net receivers of IP Rights.
Very little local IP Creation.
ChallengeHow to take advantage of patents,
industrial designs, copyright, know- how that are in the public domain in Bhutan
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Taking expired 3rd party IP Rights Unprotected 3rd party IP Rights in Bhutan
• Is not legally wrong.
• Is it morally wrong?
Non-protection in Bhutan is an express indication that owner of IP Rights has “donated” his IP Rights to Bhutan!