Methods and tools for digitalization of intellectual property management

in the context of the large-scale transformation of the national economy, the digitalization of intellectual property (IP) management is a pressing issue. The solution is aimed at improving the efficiency and quality of managing patent information business processes and IP assets. The objective of this research is to develop fundamental principles for building an effective IP management system for organizations and enterprises. To this end, the key objectives of IP management are formulated, the requirements for creating an effective IP management system in the current environment are considered, the basic principles of digitalization of IP management are introduced, methods and approaches for the digital transformation of the IP management system are considered, directions for the development of tools and systems for digitalization of IP, the construction of an IP ecosystem and an electronic (digital) IP management body are considered. The purpose and main characteristics of certain known information technologies and IP management systems are presented. The research methods used include studying and analyzing key areas of development of information technologies and systems in the field of IP, classifying and systematizing specialized technologies and systems, the use of which improves the efficiency and quality of IP management. The results obtained in the study can be used in building an effective IP management system for organizations. 

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