Companies which recognise the value of their IP and are prepared to dedicate time and resources to protect their knowledge assets as part of their business strategy can increase their competitiveness and sustain a leading role within their particular field of excellence. More ...
When an infringement is detected, legal action is unavoidable. However, legal means are also costly, time consuming and contain significant risks. Therefore, companies often decide to refrain from consequently pursuing all legal means. More ...
IP protection is not about stopping information exchange and technology transfer. GuardSHIP wants to support and promote shipbuilding technology transfer but at agreed terms and conditions not by means of theft.. More ...
The objectives of GuardSHIP are focused on Europe but, in fact, do apply globally. Therefore, GuardSHIP aims at strong international recognition, facilitated by formal cooperation agreement with international partner organisations.. More ...
Any company in the shipbuilding industry would be able to obtain a GuardSHIP label if it is committed to respecting and safeguarding shipbuilding IP rights and knowledge assets and act in line with the specific GuardSHIP guidelines. More ...
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