Host:
Dr Claudia Duffy
Founder
Innovare IP, United Kingdom

Guest:
Anthony Brennand
Vice President, Strategy & Innovation
RWS IP Solutions, United Kingdom

We are delighted to present Episode 4 of Season 1 of IP Technovation Talks, the podcast series presented by the IP Tech & Innovation Services Annual. In this episode, host Dr Claudia Duffy, Founder of Innovare IP, is joined by Anthony Brennand, Vice President, Strategy & Innovation at RWS IP Solutions, to discuss his feature article, “Closing the Trust Gap: Engineering Dependable AI for Patent Practice”, published in the inaugural IP Tech & Innovation Services Annual. Their conversation explores the growing role of artificial intelligence in patent practice, the challenges surrounding trust and adoption, and what it takes to build reliable, secure, and effective AI solutions for IP professionals.

With over 24 years of experience across intellectual property, technology, and innovation, Anthony shares his professional journey and insights into AI adoption in patent practice. Drawing on research involving 312 IP professionals across 33 markets, he explores the challenges of closing the AI trust gap, highlighting the importance of accuracy, confidentiality, data governance, and measurable business value.

The discussion also examines the balance between AI automation and human expertise, particularly in patent drafting, where professional judgement and accountability remain essential. Looking ahead, Anthony explores how secure data management, modern IP systems, greater integration, and trusted technology partnerships will shape the future of AI-driven patent practice.

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Tune in now to hear Anthony Brennand’s insights on AI adoption, patent drafting, data confidentiality, technology integration, human oversight, and the future of AI-driven patent practice.

To learn more about the IP Tech & Innovation Services Annual and opportunities to participate in future editions, visit www.iptechnovation.com.

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The Global IP Magazine - AIPPI Special Edition (Issue 26) Audio Version Now Available

We are pleased to present the audio version of the AIPPI Special Edition of The Global IP Magazine - Issue 26, released alongside the AIPPI World Congress 2026 in Hamburg, Germany. This edition brings together timely perspectives on the legal, commercial, and technological developments continuing to shape the global intellectual property landscape.

The edition opens with Javiera Montero of Johansson & Langlois, Chile, who examines trademark cancellation actions introduced under Chile’s Law No. 21.355. Her contribution explores the increasing importance of genuine and effective use in maintaining trademark protection and the practical implications for rights holders.

From Peru, Adriana Barrera of BARLAW - Barrera & Asociados explores the continued growth of patent protection and new technologies, highlighting increased patent activity, university-led innovation, and the frameworks supporting patents, utility models, and industrial designs.

Bringing a perspective from Sri Lanka, Anomi Wanigasekera and Sabeera Shariff of Julius & Creasy examine the protection of undisclosed information and trade secrets under Sri Lanka’s Intellectual Property Act. Their contribution also considers a recent Supreme Court judgment concerning industrial espionage and the misuse of confidential information.

This issue also marks an important milestone for Northon’s Media PR & Marketing Ltd as we prepare for the January 2027 launch of The Women’s IP Alliance. Building on the global community established through The Women’s IP World Annual, the Alliance will connect women across IP, innovation, technology, academia, research, and entrepreneurship through networking, mentorship, professional development, leadership opportunities, specialist resources, and collaboration. Members will also receive access to Sally IP, supporting advanced IP research, drafting, and specialist professional workflows.

Our Conference Corner further highlights developments across the international IP events calendar, including AIPPI, ASIPI, IP Service World, and IP Dealmakers, offering a broader perspective on the conversations and developments shaping the global IP community.

Alongside these features, Issue 26 includes contributions from IP professionals and industry leaders worldwide, covering enforcement, innovation, technology, and the evolving role of intellectual property in business.

We extend our sincere thanks to all contributors and to our readers and listeners for their continued engagement.

Explore the AIPPI Special Edition and discover perspectives shaping the future of global IP.

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Host:
Dr Claudia Duffy
Founder
Innovare IP, United Kingdom

Guest:
Nadine Stuttle
CEO
PSS Solutions, Switzerland

We are delighted to present Episode 3 of Season 1 of IP Technovation Talks, the podcast series presented by the IP Tech & Innovation Services Annual. In this episode, host Dr Claudia Duffy, Founder of Innovare IP, is joined by Nadine Stuttle, CEO of PSS Solutions, to discuss her feature article, “Technology in IP: Powerful Tools, Complex Reality,” published in the inaugural IP Tech & Innovation Services Annual, exploring today’s fast-evolving IP technology landscape and what organisations must consider when embarking on technology transformation.

With over 26 years of experience in intellectual property, Nadine shares her journey from a legal background into IP operations and technology, and how frustration with inefficient processes and underused systems shaped her approach to transformation and led her to create PSS Solutions, an independent IP-focused consulting and advisory group. She highlights why independence and impartiality are key in helping law firms and corporate IP teams navigate a complex technology marketplace, where integration challenges, legacy systems, data management, and connectivity mean that powerful tools alone are not enough.

The discussion also emphasises the importance of people, structure, and strategy in driving change, alongside the risks of technology debt and the need for ongoing investment and improvement. Looking ahead, Nadine explores the next three to five years of IP technology, including open APIs, greater system connectivity, AI integration, and evolving service models, and considers how these shifts will reshape relationships between corporate IP departments and law firms as both technology and business models continue to evolve.

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Tune in now to hear Nadine Stuttle’s insights on IP technology transformation, integration, change management, AI, technology debt, and the future of technology-driven IP practice.

To learn more about the IP Tech & Innovation Services Annual and opportunities to participate in future editions, visit www.iptechnovation.com.

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