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从一堆办公工具迁移到专用的知识产权管理系统（IPMS）

结合对当地知识产权程序的专业知识和全球性全方位服务提供商的范围，Dennemeyer集团是您在任何业务领域的知识产权管理合作伙伴。

测试

背景

初始挑战

  • 资产组合管理：在多个业务单元和外部服务提供商之间，管理并优化庞大的全球知识产权资产组合。

  • 流程优化：在确保成本有效管控的同时，实现关键知识产权流程的节省时间和提升效率。

  • 战略组织：建立清晰、结构化的知识产权资产分类体系，以提升决策效率并促进各业务单元协同。

消费品制造商的需求

客户是一家在快速消费品（FMCG）领域拥有庞大全球知识产权组合的跨国公司。

作为市场领导者，客户在不同业务单元之间管理知识产权职能，并获得外部知识产权服务商的支持。

知识产权副总裁兼负责人邀请Dennemeyer咨询团队参与，旨在优化现有知识产权管理方式，重点包括资产组合分类和专利撰写及申请成本的基准分析。


我们的解决方案

打造面向未来的知识产权部门，驱动创新

  • 演示与需求分析：Dennemeyer组建由咨询顾问和客户专家组成的项目团队，明确双方期望和交付内容，确保项目成果切实可用。

  • 配置、交付与数据迁移：Dennemeyer对专利撰写与申请工作、成本及组织架构进行了全面审查、基准评估与分析，识别出节约成本和改进的机会。

  • 培训与正式上线：Dennemeyer梳理了核心流程，制定了任务-角色矩阵，为组织重组、新职责引入以及实现预期的时间节省打下了基础。

消费品制造商的成果

  • 成本效益型专利策略：制定了专利撰写与申请的替代方案，充分挖掘降本潜力，实现更优的成本-质量比。

  • 预算优化：在与外部知识产权服务商合作中，识别出可快速实现的降本措施。

  • 职责优化：通过团队重组和引入新角色，提高了流程效率，更好地利用了内部资源，同时降低了整体支出。

  • 保持质量的基础上节约：Dennemeyer提出的优化措施实现了时间和成本的节约，同时确保了知识产权管理质量不受影响。

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