The US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is proposing major changes to how companies challenge low-quality patents. For software providers, and for industries increasingly built on software, from manufacturing and logistics to healthcare, aerospace, and financial services, the stakes are significant. The new rules would make it harder to fix errors in the patent system, easier for abusive plaintiffs to extract settlements, and risk giving foreign competitors and patent trolls a strategic advantage. Read More >>
The US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is proposing major changes to how companies challenge low-quality patents. For software providers, and for industries increasingly built on software, from manufacturing and logistics to healthcare, aerospace, and financial services, the stakes are significant. The new rules would make it harder to fix errors in the patent system, easier for abusive plaintiffs to extract settlements, and risk giving foreign competitors and patent trolls a strategic advantage. Read More >>
Brussels loves a framework. It builds them the way gardeners build hedges: carefully, with pride, and in great quantity. But last week, the European Commission decided it had too many. Read More >>
Brussels loves a framework. It builds them the way gardeners build hedges: carefully, with pride, and in great quantity. But last week, the European Commission decided it had too many. Read More >>
The Business Software Alliance (BSA) welcomed the Government of India’s objective of “enabling safe and trusted AI innovation.” The seven guiding principles in the guidelines closely mirror BSA’s longstanding vision for policy solutions in building responsible AI.Read More >>
The Business Software Alliance (BSA) welcomed the Government of India’s objective of “enabling safe and trusted AI innovation.” The seven guiding principles in the guidelines closely mirror BSA’s longstanding vision for policy solutions in building responsible AI.Read More >>
In this episode of Tech-à-Tech, Chris Gow, Senior Director for EU Public Policy and Head of Cisco’s Brussels Office, explains how that founding spirit has evolved into a mission to strengthen the digital foundations on which Europe increasingly depends. Read More >>
In this episode of Tech-à-Tech, Chris Gow, Senior Director for EU Public Policy and Head of Cisco’s Brussels Office, explains how that founding spirit has evolved into a mission to strengthen the digital foundations on which Europe increasingly depends. Read More >>
Joe Whitlock has done a bit of everything: farmhand, newspaper reporter, running coach, and international trade attorney. He now leads BSA’s digital trade and intellectual property (IP) portfolio as Senior Director, Policy, and Executive Director of the Global Data Alliance.Read More >>
Joe Whitlock has done a bit of everything: farmhand, newspaper reporter, running coach, and international trade attorney. He now leads BSA’s digital trade and intellectual property (IP) portfolio as Senior Director, Policy, and Executive Director of the Global Data Alliance.Read More >>
