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DOC-AIDSerial 74694191 · Principal Register
Live · Registered
Owner: ROCKET SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
Class 009 - Electrical & Scientific Apparatus
Filed Jun 26, 1995
Registered Jun 11, 1996
The record shows that “DOC‑AID” is a live, registered mark on the Principal Register owned by Rocket Software Technologies, Inc. The mark covers computer programs that are utility software products facilitating data center automation, a fairly narrow technical field. A similar name used for software or services in that same niche would raise the closest concern, while uses in unrelated areas would be farther from the scope shown. The record does not give the owner control over every use of the wording, only over the specified goods. The prosecution history indicates a straightforward registration with no supplemental register moves. The most recent event is a renewal notice sent on October 26, 2016, confirming the mark’s continued status. No oppositions, cancellations, or other enforcement actions appear in the supplied history. For someone considering a similar name, the risk is that using “DOC‑AID” for comparable data‑center automation software could trigger a claim of infringement.
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