Rajah & Tann (Thaïlande) Limitée

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disparates à un système de gestion de la propriété intellectuelle (SGPI) dédié.

En combinant une expertise dans les procédures locales en matière de PI avec l'envergure d'un prestataire de services complet à l'échelle mondiale, le Groupe Dennemeyer est votre partenaire en gestion de la propriété intellectuelle, où que vous fassiez des affaires.

À propos de l'entreprise

Rajah & Tann (Thaïlande) Limitée

Basé à Bangkok, Rajah & Tann (Thaïlande) est un cabinet d'avocats de premier plan offrant des services complets, fournissant à ses clients locaux et internationaux des conseils de la plus haute qualité, couvrant l'ensemble du spectre commercial.

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Le contexte

Défis initiaux

Outils de bureau non spécialisés

Le cabinet d'avocats utilise Microsoft Excel pour gérer les portefeuilles de ses clients. Cela signifie qu'il doit développer et maintenir sa propre structure de données tout en produisant des analyses et des rapports.

Suivi de la date d'échéance

Comme Excel ne propose pas de système intégré de suivi des dates d'échéance des PI, l'équipe met beaucoup d'efforts à suivre manuellement les changements législatifs et à mettre à jour leurs données de portefeuille.

Enregistrement

L'ensemble d'outils actuellement utilisé ne comprend pas de fonctionnalités IP intelligentes, ce qui entraîne beaucoup d'efforts de gestion manuelle des dossiers. Cela a un impact sur l'efficacité et la productivité de l'équipe.

Notre approche

Nous croyons en des processus simples mais efficaces.

Nous livrons votre produit de bout en bout. Ou juste des parties. Vous décidez. Ce qui reste le même, c'est notre engagement et notre expérience de plus de 100 lancements numériques réussis.

team working in a table with laptops

team working in a table with laptops

Le résultat

Les résultats pour Rajah & Tann Thaïlande

Groupe

Groupe

La gestion de la PI est intrinsèquement complexe et implique souvent des délais stricts à respecter pour éviter des erreurs coûteuses. Sans un système de support fiable, les erreurs sont plus probables, c’est pourquoi un logiciel de gestion de la PI est essentiel. Il réduit considérablement le risque d’erreurs et atténue les dommages potentiels. Par exemple, la gestion du paiement annuel des annuités de brevets ou le dépôt des déclarations d’usage dans des juridictions comme les États-Unis, le Cambodge et les Philippines nécessite une précision absolue dans le respect des délais. DIAMS U nous garantit la réception de rappels en temps voulu, ce qui nous permet d’informer rapidement nos clients et de maintenir une conformité sans faille.

Akkaraporn Muangosbha

Partenaire, Rajah & Tann (Thaïlande) Limited

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How to plan successful IP mediation

How to plan successful IP mediation

Mediation offers several significant benefits to parties with Intellectual Property (IP) quarrels. It is often quicker and cheaper than litigation, is confidential, can resolve related conflicts in multiple jurisdictions and can lead to commercially focused solutions (which may not be available from the courts). When all parties engage in good faith, moderated talks can lead to a win-win situation, where old disagreements are settled and future business opportunities created.

Transforming IP management: the shift from digital tools to intelligent systems

Transforming IP management: the shift from digital tools to intelligent systems

For many years, Intellectual Property (IP) software solutions have been built around a clear and necessary objective: bringing structure to complexity. IP portfolios can span multiple jurisdictions, legal frameworks and business priorities. They may include patents, trademarks, designs and a range of adjacent matters such as licenses, oppositions, agreements, domain names and other rights that require careful tracking and coordination. Managing this landscape demands precision and reliable visibility.

Everyday IP: How Intellectual Property powers the world of sports

Everyday IP: How Intellectual Property powers the world of sports

The clock is ticking down. A player winds up for a last-second strike as the crowd falls silent. The ball arcs toward the goal and beats the keeper, hitting the back of the net. Game over.

A new sense of self: Denmark's copyright amendment against deepfakes

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A new sense of self: Denmark's copyright amendment against deepfakes

We have all seen or read about examples of media created by generative artificial intelligence (GenAI): synthesized images, videos and audio that appear to represent real people or famous characters. From the benign to the blameworthy and every conceivable shade in between, this rising phenomenon has only just begun to make its cultural presence felt.

févr. 16, 2026

Everyday IP: Easter and the economics of commercial distinctiveness

Everyday IP: Easter and the economics of commercial distinctiveness

As a religious and cultural tradition, the symbols of Easter exist independently of corporate control; these beliefs, motifs and customs are living heritage, and the imagery associated with the holiday is free for all to use. No organization holds a monopoly on the concept of a spring rebirth, and no conglomerate owns a patent on the eponymous bunny.

Everyday IP: Coffee (and tea) to ease the daily grind

Everyday IP: Coffee (and tea) to ease the daily grind

Morning starts before you are fully awake. You walk into the kitchen, reach for the cupboard and follow a sequence your body knows by heart. It feels routine, almost invisible. Yet inside this small loop from bag to mug lies a rich blend of Intellectual Property (IP).

Breaking the silos: untangling Intellectual Property services in a connected era

Breaking the silos: untangling Intellectual Property services in a connected era

Specialization, at its best, brings depth of understanding and quickness of action. At its worst, tunnel vision sets in and outreach with experts in other fields is quashed. This is when professional hubs become silos; shuttered off from colleagues and partners, the difficulty of moving information in or out of these knowledge repositories undermines much of the contribution their expertise brings.

Copyright definition made simple

Copyright definition made simple

Modern media is full of misconceptions about copyrights, where they can be found and what they do. Yet, at the same time, copyright remains one of the most significant forms of Intellectual Property (IP) to how we express our ideas and communicate meaning. This makes an understanding of these rights essential for a deeper appreciation of the artistic process and how to effectively support creators.

Ice cream innovations: IP with a cherry on top

Ice cream innovations: IP with a cherry on top

Whether you are a fan of rocky road or classic vanilla, nothing says contentment like a melting scoop of ice cream. While most of us stay focused on dodging drips, we rarely consider the patents and trademarks that brought our go-to flavors to fruition. Behind that creamy, dreamy dessert lies a rich swirl of Intellectual Property (IP) – the kind that has shaped how frozen favorites are developed, delivered, sold and enjoyed.

When silicon tallies and humans decide in IP

When silicon tallies and humans decide in IP

Technological innovation has reached a pace never before seen, presenting countless opportunities for Intellectual Property (IP) professionals and, seemingly, pressures to match. Businesses seeking to remain competitive are concerned with protecting their intangible assets in such a way as to meet the rigors of today's markets and prepare for the future's scaling.

Everyday IP: Back to school with textbooks, mascots and exclusive rights

Everyday IP: Back to school with textbooks, mascots and exclusive rights

Back-to-school season is a parade of freshly sharpened pencils, crisp exercise books and backpacks still untested by the chaos of buses and playing fields. Yet tucked into every hallway, art room and etched desk is a crash course in Intellectual Property (IP), with valuable lessons for all.

Revisiting INTA 2025

Revisiting INTA 2025

The yearly coming together of practitioners and thought leaders at INTA is as close to an industry touchstone for trademarks as can be imagined, for it helps to define the zeitgeist by expressing and discussing the many influences behind the moment. Whether commercial, creative, legal or ethical, these topics are tokens of prior trends and indicators of possible trajectories for brand protection. Thus, the ideas shared at INTA continue to shape the nature of the Intellectual Property (IP) sector long after the banners have been packed away.

Everyday IP: Turning up the heat with summer barbecues

Everyday IP: Turning up the heat with summer barbecues

When the warm weather rolls in, the call of the backyard feast is almost irresistible. Sizzling sausages, the tang of smoky ribs and the friendly hum of conversation — it is the perfect recipe for culinary fun. But beyond flames and fixings, something else is working behind the scenes to make your barbecue possible: Intellectual Property (IP). From the grills that sear your steaks to the bottles of ketchup balanced on the picnic table, patents, trademarks and trade secrets are everywhere, hiding in plain sight. Welcome to the intersection of outdoor cooking and serious innovation.

IP Management Systems: choosing the best software for your organization

IP Management Systems: choosing the best software for your organization

Whether for a high-street brand, an online service provider or a research company at the forefront of technology, effective Intellectual Property (IP) management is essential for innovating, expanding market share and protecting their competitive edge. That is why many startups and global enterprises alike turn to an IP Management System (IPMS) to bring structure, clarity and control to an otherwise abstract process.

All luck comes from relentless effort — an interview with Shuai Cao

All luck comes from relentless effort — an interview with Shuai Cao

We often attribute success, opportunity or positive outcomes to luck, but true luck rarely falls from the sky. What seems like a fortunate turn is usually the result of persistence, resilience and a refusal to give up, even in the face of obstacles.

Défis des clients

Nous avons aidé plus de huit mille entreprises à protéger leur propriété intellectuelle.