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How To Determine Software Patentability? Are you wondering whether your software invention can be protected with a patent? In this video, we’ll walk you through the key steps to determine software patentability. We’ll start by explaining how software fits into the main legal categories such as process, machine, manufacture, or composition of matter. You’ll learn what makes a software invention eligible, including the importance of being new, useful, and non-obvious. We’ll also cover the significance of the Alice test, a legal standard used to assess whether your software claim involves an abstract idea and if it includes additional inventive features that make it patent-eligible. Additionally, we’ll discuss how to evaluate whether your software improves computer performance or solves a technical problem in a unique way. The video will guide you through the process of drafting a strong patent application by focusing on technical features and innovations rather than vague claims. Whether you’re a developer, entrepreneur, or legal professional, understanding these criteria can help you navigate the patent process effectively. Join us to learn how to protect your software inventions and maximize your legal rights.

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