Directorate General of Intellectual Property The Directorate General of Intellectual Property (DGIP), the Indonesian government organization that supervises IP rights in the nation, gave its most recent warning on March 23, 2020, with respect to the constraint of physical contact because of the COVID-19 flare-up. During this period, all DGIP officials are telecommuting and getting…
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3 Things to do before China’s IP Enters Indonesia’s Market
Because of the “Belt and Road” activity, Chinese organizations are progressively putting resources into Southeast Asian nations, and Indonesia is perhaps the greatest recipient. With a populace of 260 million, Indonesia is the most crowded nation in Southeast Asia and positions fourth on the planet. This is one reason it draws in Chinese organizations. What’s…
Indonesia Plan to Revoke Controversial Working Law
Indonesia designs another business law to support remote venture called the Omnibus law on Job Creation. Sponsored by the President, the last draft charge comprises 79 laws, 15 sections, and 174 articles as affirmed by the head of Parliament, Puan Maharani when she got the duplicate of the last draft charge yesterday. It contains one…
Indonesia Against Beijing and Marakkech Treaty
Indonesia has confirmed the Beijing Treaty and the Marrakech Treaty, two multilateral copyright understandings. The Beijing Treaty covers broad media exhibitions, particularly multiplication, circulation and rental of these copyright works. The Marrakech Treaty permits the multiplication and move of exceptionally adjusted items the outwardly or weakened (clearly over 3.5 million individuals in Indonesia) by setting…
Improved Indonesia Ranking on Global IP Index
Indonesia has increased its ranking on the United States Chamber of Commerce’s 2018 International Intellectual Property Index this year, which shows that the government’s efforts to protect copyrights are starting to bear fruit for IP Indonesia. The sixth edition of the annual report titled “Create,” published last month, shows the state of intellectual property rights…
Protection and Rights for IP Indonesia
Foreign firms in Indonesia can protect their investments by familiarizing themselves with the IP Indonesia rights (IPR) landscape. Indonesia possesses a strong legal IPR framework that generally meets international standards. The country is a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and has acceded to the Agreement on Trade-related Aspects of Intellectual Property (TRIPs Agreement)….
Things You Should Know About Trademark Renewal in Indonesia
HOW TO EXTEND TRADEMARKS’ REGISTERED STATUS IN INDONESIA Trademark is a key element in a business. A Trademark as the identity of a product is a marketing tool that determines the people’s perception of a product. Therefore, building a brand image is not an easy feat and requires a lot of time, effort, and funds…
New Official Fees For IP Indonesia
The Indonesian Government had adjusted the official fees applicable for IP Indonesia Services within Directorate General of Intellectual Property by enacting the Government Regulation No. 28 of 2019 concerning Category and Fees on Non-tax State Revenue Applied within Ministry of Law and Human Rights. This regulation will replace Government Regulation No. 45 of 2016 that…
The Importance Of Electronic Signature in Indonesia
Electronic signatures can be utilized to validate a document or contract between two parties without the needs of having a face-to-face meeting. It is really efficient for online-based companies and people whose activities are usually done online. Aside from the functionality and practicality of electronic signatures, one question frequently arises in the minds of the…
Four types of IP you can use to protect your idea
and how to use them To protect your idea so that someone else cannot steal your idea, you need to secure one or more of the four different types of intellectual property (IP) Indonesia. Every invention generally starts out as an inventor’s trade secret. Before inventors market their inventions, they need to secure one or…