The power of intellectual property

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY: A PILLAR OF A SOVEREIGN NATION
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Every year, thousands of patents are registered by private companies, research centers and universities around the world, driven by the imperative of ensuring financial and institutional returns on investments made in research and development of new methods, technologies and innovative products. Each of these patents has immense potential to generate tangible and intangible wealth for their holders, in addition to providing invaluable benefits to individuals and organizations. In extreme cases, these innovations can trigger unpredictable consequences for specific market niches and for society as a whole.

Unfortunately, Brazil occupies an insignificant position in this vast market of scientific and technological knowledge. For decades, the issue of innovation and the protection of commercial rights arising from research and development initiatives has been relegated to a position inversely proportional to the potential of these segments, resulting in a specific delay of our companies and academic institutions in relation to other countries.


TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION: DRIVER OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
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From a historical perspective, research and technological development, together with the production and adequate protection of intellectual property, emerge as crucial factors for increasing the competitiveness of organizations in various socioeconomic sectors. The adoption of these practices transforms and improves processes, promoting efficiency in all management levels, giving companies and entrepreneurs greater capacity to compete and stand out in their markets.

Therefore, nations must dedicate themselves to stimulating the production of knowledge and the manufacture of technologies and innovation as a fundamental principle of their existence. Investment in technological innovations in all segments can generate profound impacts on the country's socioeconomic development.


MORE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY. MORE ORDER AND PROGRESS
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However, reality shows that the most socioeconomically prominent countries are those that cultivate a culture of technological innovation in all spheres of social and organizational interaction. This culture permeates initiatives by schools, universities, companies, private and government organizations, which have guidelines and goals for generating replicable knowledge, with a focus on commercial results.

Investments in research and development have been synonymous with progress in societies based on technological knowledge, entrepreneurship and the availability of venture capital. From this perspective, intellectual property plays a role in developing significant and affective transformations, directly impacting the daily lives of people, organizations and governments that operate under the function of a sophisticated and highly competitive economic system.


TAKE PART IN THE BRAZILIAN TECHNOLOGICAL REVOLUTION!​​
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EMBRIA understands that intellectual property is the driving force for the generation and dissemination of knowledge that can be converted into tangible and intangible wealth for society. Therefore, it is essential to develop actions that encourage and promote the investigation of new possibilities, new products, processes, services and methods to achieve more efficient results, with greater added value, lower costs and more benefits for Brazilian organizations and citizens.

We call on conscious Brazilians to support the cause of Scientific and Technological Innovation, using influence and resources to develop a new intellectual property industry in Brazil, which will generate and multiply wealth with an unprecedented economic and social impact in history. Get involved and be part of the revolution that will shape the future of the nation!

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