Intelectual property and Emerging Markets

Everyone across the world has ideas about solving a problem, improving lives, increasing productivity, preventing damage, saving money etc. The problem is that it is currently very difficult to share them with others to get support while at the same time protecting them internationally.

As part of his lecture on Emerging Markets, Vito Bobek invited Professor Hazbo Skoko to present the objectives of the platform Save-ideas.com to our master students and staff members.

Save Ideas has developed a global and user-friendly free Web platform for Exchanging, Saving/Protecting, Exposing and realising ideas, artistic work, solutions and/or any other form of creative outputs. It provieds a free service for anyone – students, artists, designers, small businesses and the discerning innovators – who has crated something or has an idea but doesn´t have the time or money to copyright their work or hunt for interested investors and consumers.

Simply by uploading their intellectual works to this Save Ideas site, submitters will automatically and immediately receive a Time Certificate™, which states the exact date and time of submission of new idea. This can then be used to prove rightful ownership and protect the submitters Intellectual Property globally.

Hazbo Skoko holds a doctorate in IT/ICT Management, a Master in Information Economics, and a Master in International Business Management. His professional commercial, research and teaching experience includes working throughout the world. Besides working full-time at a University in Australia he is also both a Visiting and Guest Professor at several prime universities around the world. In 2011 the World Education Congress Asia awarded Hazbo the ‘Best Professor in Economics’ for teaching, integrity and leadership. He has also founded several companies and NGOs in Australia, Ghana. Ethiopia, and Montenegro that he maintains an interest in.