VALORACIÓN Y NEGOCIACIÓN DE TECNOLOGÍA 212032A_474

Unit 1: Step 1 - Understand general concepts within the framework of the problem.

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UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL ABIERTA Y A DISTANCIA - UNAD

ESCUELA DE CIENCIAS BÁSICAS TECNOLOGÍA E INGENIERÍA

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Politics
WIPO is a global policy forum where
governments, intergovernmental
organizations, interest groups and
civil society meet to discuss the
evolution of IP issues.
What does WIPO
do?
It helps governments, businesses and
society realize the benefits of P.I.
it constitutes a policy forum in which to
translate international norms of P.I.
balanced for an evolving world;
provides global services to protect P.I.
throughout the world and to resolve
disputes;
offers technical infrastructure to connect
the systems of P.I. and share the
knowledge;
It organizes cooperation programs and
capacity building to enable all countries
to use the P.I. for economic, social and
cultural development;
constitutes a world reference source for
the information on P.I.
What is World Intellectual Property
Organization (WIPO)?
WIPO is the world forum in terms of
intellectual property services, policies,
cooperation and information (P.I.). It is a
self-financed United Nations agency
with 191 member states.
What is intellectual property?
Intellectual property (P.I.) is related to
the creations of the mind: inventions,
literary and artistic works, as well as
symbols, names and images used in
commerce.
The legislation protects the P.I., for
example, through patents, copyright and
trademarks, which allow obtaining
recognition or profits for inventions or
creations. By balancing the interest of
innovators and the public interest, the
P.I. It seeks to foster an enabling
environment for creativity and innovation
to flourish.
Cooperation
We cooperate with the Member
States, with intergovernmental and
non-governmental organizations and
with companies from all over the
world to become aware of the
advantages that the international
intellectual property (IP) system
offers society.
Activities do?
The organizational structure of WIPO is
composed mainly of seven sectors, each
headed by a senior manager with the
position of Deputy Director General or
Deputy Director General, acting under
the mandate of the Director General.
The sectors are in turn made up of units,
generally called Divisions or
Departments, directed by Directors and
which are responsible for the execution
of all the activities necessary to develop
the programs and produce the results
approved by the member states in the
biennial program budget.
 CONCLUSIONS
1. How are all of these concepts of intellectual property, related to a
technology negotiation?
In e-commerce, intellectual property is important for several reasons. E-commerce, more
than any other commercial system, often involves the sale of products and services
based on intellectual property and the granting of corresponding licenses. Music,
images, photos, computer programs, designs, training modules, systems, etc., are
subject to e-commerce. In all of them, the main component of value is intellectual
property, which is important because the valuable elements that are traded over the
Internet must be protected, using technological security systems and intellectual
property standards; otherwise they could be stolen and this could cause the destruction
of a company.
In addition, it is intellectual property that makes e-commerce work. The systems that
give life to the Internet - computer programs, networks, designs, integrated circuits,
routers and switches, the user interface, etc. - are elements of intellectual property and
are often protected by intellectual property rights. Brands are a fundamental part of e-
commerce, and the development of the brand, the recognition of the customer and the
good name, fundamental elements of a company on the Internet, are protected by
trademarks and the right of unfair competition.

2. Do you find important for technology creators, to take into account poverty
eradication as a goal?
To ensure the sustainability of food production systems and implement resilient
agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, contribute to the
maintenance of ecosystems, strengthen the capacity to adapt to climate change,
extreme weather events, droughts, floods and other disasters, and progressively
improve the quality of soil and land.
Increase investments, including through increased international cooperation, in rural
infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technological development
and gene banks of plants and livestock in order to improve agricultural production
capacity in countries in development, particularly in the least developed countries.
Adopt measures to ensure the proper functioning of food commodity markets and their
derivatives and facilitate timely access to market information, particularly on food
reserves, to help limit the extreme volatility of food prices.