1, the implementation of intellectual property standards is to manage the intellectual property rights of enterprises to prevent intellectual property risks in R&D procurement, production and sales. Therefore, enterprises applying for certification must have intellectual property rights, including patents, trademarks and software, as well as intellectual property rights being applied for.

2. Enterprises need to establish a written intellectual property management system and run it for more than three months. The documented intellectual property management system includes manuals, program files and record files.

3. Complete at least one internal audit and management review. Internal audit is an internal review of the established intellectual property management system within the enterprise to determine whether the company's intellectual property management system meets the requirements of the standard. Management review is a self-examination conducted by the company's management to continuously improve the management system. Both internal audit and management review need to be carried out after the system runs for 3 months.