Growing with Resilience through InTangibles

Get a head-start to learning how to manage your Intangible Assets and Intellectual Property by viewing the following infopacks and other IP-related resources.

Infopacks

	Copyright FAQ Sheet for Creation and Online distribution of digital content by IPOS	Considerations relating to rights clearance process for content used in the digital space
	Copyright Licenses for Weddings by IPOS	Infopack relating to obtaining permission from copyright owners if you intend to play music as part of your wedding celebrations
	Copyright Licenses for Businesses by IPOS	Infopack relating to obtaining permission of copyright owners before you play music and/or videos at your business premises
	IP Business Guides by IPOS International	Comprehensive guide to various subjects such as making money from your IP, going global, or partnering for commercial advantage
	Technology scan reports by IPOS International	Reports to give you a quick overview of the current trends and insights relating to various topics such as Cloud Security, Human and Machine Collaboration, Autonomous Vehicles
	Thought leadership articles by IPOS International	Free online articles relating to managing intangible assets, global techs & trends and insider perspectives, such as protecting your brand effectively, value and impact of intangible assets in today’s digital economy
	IP Arts Infopack by the Intellectual Property Students’ Association (IPSA)	Reference guide for individuals, businesses and communities in the arts sectors who might be unfamiliar with the various concepts relating to IP
	Advocate for the Arts by Law Society Pro Bono Services	A Legal handbook for the Creative Industries
	Case studies by IPOS International	Case studies showcasing how enterprises manage and exploit their intangible assets for business growth
	Case studies on Intellectual Property (IP Advantage) by WIPO	Case studies which offer insights into how IP works in the real world, and how its successful exploitation can contribute to development.
	GRIT Case Study - BooksActually by IPOS	This GRIT case study on the arts sector showcases how local bookstore BooksActually leverage its intangible assets to pivot to an online sales model.
	GRIT Case Study - Ms Lou by IPOS	This GRIT case study on the arts sector showcases how local musician Ms Lou builds her online followers in the music industry.
	[new] GRIT Case Study - Jeremiah Choy by IPOS	This GRIT case study on the freelance community highlights how artists can develop their freelance careers through better IP knowledge and management.
	Infographic for Design Firms: What is IP And why is it important by IPOS International and Design Council	This is a three-part infographic series to take producers of original and creative works through the IP process.
	IP and Artificial Intelligence (AI) Information Note by IPOS	Read about the key IP issues that AI innovators should be aware of, how different types of IP rights can be used to protect AI inventions, and various initiatives IPOS has to support AI innovators on their journey.
	Creative Economy Notes by WIPO	A WIPO series on the digital transformation of creative industries and the evolving role of IP rights.

Clinics and advisory platforms

	IP Business Clinics by IPOS	Free 45-minute session which allows you to discuss your IP related business concerns with an external professional consultant, on IP strategies and options for businesses. Areas of expertise include IP strategy, franchising and licensing, audits and valuation, among others
	IP Legal Clinics by IPOS	45-minute preliminary advice from a professional lawyer on IP infringement or opposition matters. The session will cost approximately $200-$400 which is payable to the consulting lawyer. The fees paid can be claimed through reimbursement from IPOS
	Discover Intangible Assets by IPOS International	IA Advisory programme designed to help enterprises leverage their intangible assets (IA) and IP to maximise growth opportunities, manage risks and costs, and identify strategic partnerships to achieve business goals. This programme will take an estimated six weeks to complete

The Singapore government has various financial grants and support schemes to help content creators and businesses as they move to the digital platforms.

For Arts and entertainment sectors

	Presentation and Participation Grant by National Arts Council	Supports the production and presentation costs of the following types of projects in the Performing, Visual, Literary or Multi-Disciplinary art forms: • Performances, exhibitions • Artform publications • Music Extended Plays (EPs) and Albums • Process-driven / co-creative projects with members of the public • Conferences / festivals The grant scheme aims to enable a wide range of arts practitioners and organisations to continue to present quality arts activities and works that express and enrich our artistic diversity, as well as increase arts appreciation and participation in Singapore.
	Market and Audience Development Grant by National Arts Council	Supports arts practitioners and intermediaries (e.g. galleries, presenters, impresarios, literary publishers) to carry out activities to build audiences, patrons, and supporters locally and overseas, including participation in festivals, trade fairs, biennales, and other platforms
	Creation Grant by National Arts Council	Supports the creation, adaptation, and re-development of distinctive artistic content to expand the canon of Singapore-made works that engage audiences at home and abroad
	Production Grant by National Arts Council	Supports the production and presentation of signature artistic works and platforms that can have significant impact and legacy for our arts scene in terms of artistic development and achievement, opportunities created for Singapore artists and practitioners, and reach local and international markets
	ProducersLab by Infocomm Media Development Authority	A programme under the Story Lab initiative, aims to prepare the next generation of Singapore media producers by equipping them with strong business acumen, financing and fundraising skills to help them realise their creative vision.
	WriterLabs by Infocomm Media Development Authority	Programme under the Story Lab initiative, which aims to push the boundaries of scriptwriting and storytelling for television and online platforms by nurturing and developing the skills of committed Singaporean writers
	New Talent Feature Grant (NTFG) by Infocomm Media Development Authority	Encourages first and second-time directors to launch their careers in filmmaking by helping them make films for different platforms, including cinemas, film festivals, broadcast, video-on-demand, or online platforms
	Capability Partnership Programmme (CPP) by Infocomm Media Development Authority	Helping local media companies strengthen their capabilities and increase their competitiveness by leveraging the expertise of MNC partners. The CPP programme is expected to benefit 80 to 100 local media companies over the next 12 months.

For Tourism Sector

Business Improvement Fund (BIF) by Singapore Tourism Board

Aims to encourage technology innovation and adoption, redesign of business model and processes in the tourism sector to improve productivity and competitiveness

For Sports Sector

	[updated] SportSG Enterprise Innovation and Capability Development Grant	This grant seeks to encourage and support the development of digital solutions, technologies and capabilities for sport to drive innovation and business so as to transform the industry.
	[new] ‘Blended’ initiative by SportSG	This grant is for local industry players to engage participants in “phygital” event formats which combine both physical and virtual activations.
	[new] Digital Content Development Grant by SportSG	This grant serves to enhance the quality of digital sport productions and help freelancers and businesses expand their reach through hosting their content on the ActiveSG Circle virtual platform.

Past GRIT Series

GRIT Series - IP in the Arts and Entertainment Sector
[Tuesday, 25 August 2020 [2:30PM – 3:45PM, SGT]

What do ONE Championship, Zouk, and the local music scene have in common? Besides providing entertainment for an array of audiences, they have all been disrupted by COVID-19. Many in the arts and entertainment sectors have turned to digital platforms to carry on with performances and events.

How can businesses and creators protect their intangible assets and IP, like copyright and brands, in the digital space? What are the best practices when navigating IP issues online? This webinar explores the resilience of these businesses and artists in their pursuit to survive and thrive beyond this crisis.

Training Courses

Online course on “Applying IP Fundamentals in Business” by IPOS International (IPOS’ subsidiary)

Learn about the four primary forms of IP (Trade Mark, Copyright, Patent and Registered Design) and their importance in your business in online modules conducted by the IP Academy. Each module is 0.5 day and qualifying companies may receive up to 90% SkillsFuture Funding.

Growing with Resilience through InTangibles (GRIT)