In major development to simplify the patent process, BrainLeague IP Services, a Bangalore-based knowledge management and Intellectual Property (IP) consultancy services company, has developed software 'BL' which will help companies to manage their IP portfolios effectively and efficiently.

In the past few years, Indian companies and enterprises have established themselves in key fields such as IT, electronics, telecommunications, and biosciences. These companies carry out a wide range of research and development projects on a regular basis.

BANGALORE: Intellectual property (IP) services provider BrainLeague will set up offices in London and China. Company’s co-founder, Kalyan Kankanala, foresees a six-fold rise in activities related to patent-management this fiscal.

An acute shortage of IP Agents may slow down the pace of innovation in small and medium enterprises.

Chennai: Value intellectual property rights (IPR), an e-learning tool that helps knowledge-driven organisations in sensitising their entire employee force on various aspects of IP, was launched by Brain League.

Bangalore: IP services firm Brain League and e-learning enterprise Edutech have launched Value IPR, their e-learning suite on intellectual property for businesses.

Brain League has launched Value Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), an e-Learning tool that helps knowledge-driven organisations in sensitising their entire employee force on various aspects of IP.

BANGALORE: Intellectual property service company Brain League and provider of enterprise-wide knowledge solutions Edutech have jointly launched an e-learning tool to train employees on intellectual property rights. Named Value IPR, the tool is targeted at the employees of pharma and biotech industries, software industry, and the engineering and manufacturing industry.

With Indian SMBs lagging behind in the IP race, this IIM Bangalore incubated start-up Brain League is targeting companies     among them who are into R&D for its patent and IP services