History of IP

Since its inception, IP constantly expanded to protect all the material and moral rights of every creator:

1777: First application of author right by the NGO of Beaumarchais to protect writers

1886: International extension through the Berne Convention

1948: Inclusion of all creative production by the UN Universal Declaration

2013: Foundation of the WcS-NGO to protect the innovation of startups

Main achievements

CreaBOOK: Book that asserts and justifies the primacy of the true author

CreaMAKER: tutorial for startups to create a CreaBOOK protecting their innovation

CreaCERTI process for the gradual upgrading of a CreaBOOK through WcS certificates

CreaSAFE:Template to sign efficient non-disclosure agreements

CreaPAX: Procedure for the amicable settlement of disputes with CreaBOOKs

Structures

USIP: Universal standard for intellectual property defines the general structure of the ecosystem

CreaPOLE: Organisation mandated by the WcS to manage a global sector of innovation

Mutual creations Insurance: Structure organized to insure the value of the certificated issued by WcS

High court of arbitration: Jury established at a global level to settle a case relating to the infringement of a CreaBOOK

Actors

IP coach: Specialist assisting a startup in the drafting of a CreaBOOK

Expert: Coach accredited by WcS to certify CreaBOOKs

Incubator: Organization that helps to grow and finance startups

Investor: Individual or company seeking an attractive financial return

Guardian: Specialist trained to protect the authors of innovation

Mediator: Agent who helps to resolve disputes in connection with CreaBOOKs