To take advantage of the differences in patent application and disclosure systems in different countries to extend the time to market for products worldwide, the following strategies can be considered: 1. **Select the order of application**: According to the characteristics of the patent systems of various countries, the order of application countries should be reasonably selected. In some countries, you can apply for patents first and then apply for other countries later, thereby extending the market exclusivity of the product. 2. **Priority principle**: Taking advantage of the priority principle of international agreements such as the Paris Convention, after applying for a patent in one country, you can apply for the same patent in other countries within the priority period (generally 12 months), which can delay the actual disclosure time while protecting the exclusive rights of the invention. 3. **Phase disclosure**: Adopt a phased patent application strategy in different countries. For example, in some countries with longer patent examination (such as the United States or Europe), you can apply for patents in these countries first, and temporarily not apply in other countries (such as countries with fast examination), thereby controlling the market disclosure time of the product. 4. **Use the confidentiality system**: In some countries, you can choose not to disclose the application, or keep the confidentiality of the application content for a specific period of time, further controlling the disclosure of information and market competition. 5. **Strategic extension**: Pay attention to the examination process of different countries and global examination trends. In some countries, applicants can request deferred examination or additional materials, so these mechanisms can be used to extend the time to market. 6. **Market-oriented strategy**: Flexibly adjust the pace of patent applications according to changes in demand in different markets. If a market has an increased demand for a specific technology, priority can be given to applying in order to obtain a longer period of exclusivity in that market. 7. **Diversified protection strategy**: Not only rely on patents, but also consider adopting other forms of intellectual property protection such as trademarks and copyrights to form a more comprehensive market protection portfolio. Through the above strategies, companies can effectively utilize the differences in patent application and disclosure systems in different countries to maximize the market exclusivity of products and enhance their competitive advantages.