In recent years, the economies of most industrialized countries around the world have undergone radical changes. New industries have emerged, their structure has changed, and intellectual property has become the driving force of the economy. A complex branch of social production - the economy of intellectual property - has developed. The human intellect itself has now become a legally protected material force that generates a huge flow of information, constantly processes, absorbs, analyzes, and generalizes it, and, as a result, gives the most unexpected suggestions and ideas [1, p. 14].
In the conceptual direction of the post-industrial economy, there is also a strategic development of Russia, which has adopted several programs for the innovative development of the country, the development of innovative infrastructure. Thus, this problem acquires particular relevance in the new economy - both in the world and at the level of our state.
Traditionally, all intellectual property is divided into two general categories: industrial property and copyright. The criterion for their differentiation is the subject, which is a product of intellectual activity. The most typical objects of industrial property are utility models, industrial designs, inventions, trademarks, service marks, trade names, and designations of origin. Copyright is another category of intellectual property. In this case, it concerns the right to products of intellectual activity - such as works of art, including literary and musical works, cinematographic works, and scientific works, including computer programs. Below is a scheme of intellectual property objects (Fig. 1) [3, p. 24].
In the context of a globalized world economy, the commercial use of the intellectual property is essential to the successful diffusion of new technologies. License trading, technology transfer, and other market relationships are growing in this area. It is under these conditions that the global intellectual property market emerges, which is mainly represented by three markets: knowledge-intensive products, information, and rights. Having considered the concept, essence, types, and objects of IP, let us analyze the very system of organization, that is, the management of the right to intellectual property.