| |
The Goa Institute of Management (GIM), the implementation of a two-day symposium to study the impact of patents on the maturity of the pharmaceutical industry, 20 and August 21, 2005, in Goa.
The symposium aims to examine the changing economic conditions for the Indian industry by the introduction of the product patent regime from 1 January 2005.
The theme and the structure of discussions at the seminar are as follows:
Economic, social and legal implications of the introduction of TRIPs (Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights).
Effects of the implementation of TRIPs on models of majors in India.
Identification of possible business opportunities and competition of the benefits arising from the changing business scenario.
Evolving a policy support, which would be a guide for policy makers and regulators in the indication of guidelines for the industry.
During the two-day symposium, a number of distinguished speakers from the industry for its views on the question above. These include:
Padmabhushan Dr Anil Kakodkar, Chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission
Dr. Padmashri nr Madhav Menon, director of support, Expert Committee on Patents and IPR –
Dr T Ramakrishna, director of CIPRA, NLSIU
S Ramakrishna, Sr. Director, Corp. Affairs, Pfizer India
Dr Prakash modes, Chairman & MD, Unichem Labs
Pradip Mazumdar, exec Director, Syngenta
Dr. Arno Hartmann, Director, Division Patent KGaA, Merck, Germany
Padmashri Dr. K. Anji Reddy, Chairman, Dr. Reddy’s Labs
Dr. Swati Piramal, director, Nicholas Piramal
Ravindra Limaye, VP, Business Development, GSK
Dr Girish L Telang, MD, Roche, India and a number of other dignitaries.
GIM (Goa Institute of Management) was founded in 1993 as a centre of excellence for management training and research, through the initiative and support of some prominent citizens and business leaders and with support from the Government of Goa. In a short time, the first B-school GIM, to the west of India, and is among the best in the country
Tags: atomic energy commission, business scenario, cipra, exec director, expert committee, girish, goa institute of management, intellectual property rights, k anji reddy, nicholas piramal, nlsiu, padmabhushan, pfizer india, ramakrishna, ravindra, telang, unichem, vp business development |
Have a Question? Ask Us..
The Health Information Technology Symposium at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Health Affairs and the Harvard Health Policy Review in conjunction with the MIT Center for Biomedical Innovation and Center for eBusiness announced today the scheduling of the Health Information Technology Symposium at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (HIT Symposium at MIT), July 17 - 20, 2006, in Cambridge, Mass.
The HIT Symposium is the only in depth executive education event on health information technology in the United States. The Symposium will bring together leading technologists; federal, state, and local officials and regulators; academic and foundation experts; employer and health
Manipal: Welcome Group Graduate School of Hotel Administration, Manipal organizes an international symposium, 'Hospitality Vision-2007 from 27 to 28 February, said the coordinator of the symposium Prof YG Tharakan.
Under the symposium discussions on the hospitality industry, new trends in marketing technology facility, planning in HORECA, challenges the hospitality of education and vocational training, management of the hotel successful projects, challenges the hospitality of the training scenario, thresholds Careers for graduates of hospitality, entrepreneurship in new areas of the service industry , The revenue management in hotels and international airlines and changes in trends in the house.
Dignitaries from Cornell Nayang Institute
The Institute of Management in Kerala (IMK) is organising a one-day national seminar on 'Product patents and their impact on Indian pharmaceutical industry and bio-informatics' here on Friday.
Dr R. Manavalan, Professor and Head, Institute of Pharmaceutical Technology, Annamalai University, will give a presentation on 'Introduction to product patents and IPR, emergence of bio-informatics.'
Among those who will join him subsequently are Dr Elizabeth Varkey, intellectual property rights expert and Advocate, High Court of Kerala; Dr Achyutsankar Nair, Director, Centre for Bio-informatics, University of Kerala; and Dr N.K. Jayakumar, Professor and Head, Department of Law, University of Kerala.
The seminar is intended for
Broadwick CEO Ryan Allis to speak at Duke MBA Marketing Symposium - Aug 30
Broadwick Corp. CEO Ryan P. Allis will be speaking at the Duke MBA Marketing Symposium on Wednesday, August 30 at the Duke campus in Durham, NC. The forum is designed to give Duke Fuqua MBA students a unique opportunity to learn about and explore a diverse set of companies and careers in the field of marketing.
The symposium will include representatives from Heinz, Frito Lay, Pepsi, Unilever, Burts Bees, Procter & Gamble, Merck, Eli Lilly, Blue Cross Blue Shield, American Express, Octagon Sports, CMGP, McKinsey, IBM and
Patents are the measure of output of R&D labs. That is how an IBM or an Intel publicises its research output. Even countries measure their research output based on the number of patents. India started appearing significantly on the radar only since 1998, the year when statistical reports from the US patents office show a separate breakout. The number of patents granted every year to companies in India has been growing since-from 85 in 1998 to 131 in 2000 to 179 in 2001 to 342 in 2002 (according to data with the Director-General of the Centre for Scientific and Industrial
Ravindra Limaye, Vice President, Business Development and Commercial Marketing Strategy, Glaxo Smith Kline India
The exchange rate in the law of patents is perhaps the most important of the policy of government intervention in the field of intellectual property rights (IPR). A national symposium on patents has been adopted by Goa Institute of Management (GIM), to facilitate the understanding of issues such as the industry strives to meet the challenges of the new patent regime. The two-day symposium has placed special emphasis on the impact of the introduction of the TRIPS Agreement (Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights),
A technical college intra-Symposium, `images-2004", organized by the student branch of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers National Engineering College was held recently in Kovilpatty.
Opening the programme, Commodore C Jayaraj, Commanding Officer, INS Kattabomman Naval Base, invited students to join the Navy hone their technical skills and concepts that might be interesting in the second half of the quarry.
The symposium was first, a technical paper presentation of the "sophomores (second students) and a competition for the first studies beginners.
Topics related to nanotechnology, the environment and wireless systems, optical networks have been the technical meeting. The student describes in detail
Chennai: professionals is the need of the hour in the era of the communications revolution and weitenden horizon, K. Higher Education Ponmudi said the minister.
Symposium
Business and management skills have been acquired new dimensions and a pragmatic approach was necessary for the promotion of business solutions, "he said when opening the national management of the two-day Symposium , "Insight 06, organized by the Loyola Institute of Business Administration, on Thursday.
Trace the evolution of practices in the barter economy in the contemporary era liberalised, "said Minister of qualified staff were in high demand in areas such as retailing and banking services. The
SRI JAYENDRA Saraswathy Maha Vidyalaya College of Arts and Science opened the Student's Council and Department associations. P. Murugasamy, Assistant Commissioner of Police, law and order (East), spoke about the importance of discipline and the need for quality. The special guest of the day, p. Bhaskaran, inspector of police, told students to be aware of their responsibilities in life.
The convening for the year 2004 graduates of the University of SNMV of art and science took place in the Shri Nehru Maha Vidyalaya College, Malumachampatti. P. Sivasubramanian, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Bharathiar was the guest conductor. In his convocation address,
PUNE: While predicting a rise in the takeover of smaller Indian companies by multinational pharma companies post-2005, marketing gurus in the sector do not fear a steep rise in medicine prices following implementation of the patents' law recommended by the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
A wide range of issues concerning changes in the pharmaceutical sector were discussed on Saturday at a brainstorming session, Transpharmation, organised by the Symbiosis Institute of Business Management (SIBM).
Sun Pharmaceuticals Ltd senior vice-president (marketing) Shyamal Ghosh said he did not foresee the company holding patents to a particular formulation or drugs priced astronomically even after
MBA Tag Clouds
