Intellectual property policies establish a solid legal defense line for enterprises' innovation achievements by clarifying the scope of protection, duration, and liability for infringement of intellectual properties such as patents, trademarks, and copyrights. This not only stimulates the innovative vitality of enterprises but also encourages more capital investment in technological research and development and product innovation, thus promoting the technological progress and industrial upgrading of enterprises.

During the process of product research and development, intellectual property policies also play a crucial role. By protecting enterprises' core technologies, they prevent malicious imitation and infringement by competitors, providing a fair competitive environment for enterprises' product research and development. At the same time, intellectual property policies also promote the dissemination and application of technologies, facilitate technological exchanges and cooperation within the industry, and enhance the overall technological level of the industry.

In addition, intellectual property policies provide enterprises with legal remedies. When the innovation achievements of enterprises are infringed upon, they can safeguard their legitimate rights and interests through legal means, crack down on infringement acts, and protect their innovation achievements from being violated.