Security-driven distributed platforms for intellectual property resource provision - a case study of TSITE IP

Abstract

Abstract In the information age, with the development of big data intelligence, Intellectual Property (IP) related data is growing in a geometric progression, so the demand for data storage space is also growing, and the distributed platform of intellectual property data based on cloud storage is also emerging. Cloud computing platform has huge storage space and powerful computing power, and the distributed platform of intellectual property data based on cloud storage has emerged one after another. With this, the privacy and security issues of cloud platform also get more attention. Because the biggest feature of cloud storage is that storage is a service, it puts forward higher requirements for intellectual property services. Firstly, this paper introduces the domestic IP cloud platform services from three perspectives of government support, state-owned enterprises and private enterprises. Secondly, four typical distributed platforms provided by business resources are selected to introduce their operation modes respectively, and the problems faced by domestic IP service modes are summarized emphatically. Then, it compares and discusses the current situation of domestic IP distributed platforms. In view of the current domestic intellectual property service mode, taking TSITE IP as an example, the paper puts forward the design and construction strategy of intellectual property protection, intellectual property operation service distributed platform and operation service mode under the background of information age.

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