Assess your patent portfolio value and stay ahead of competitors while optimizing your IP strategy with customized innovation intelligence delivered by our Portfolio Intelligence Report. Our Portfolio Intelligence Report (PIR) can help you quickly rank and understand portfolios of patented and patent-pending technologies. It’s generated using advanced linguistics, a powerful cognitive search engine, and a statistical process to qualitatively analyze both patent application publications and granted patents from the top 7 (T7) authorities: IP5 + WIPO + Germany.
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Our innovation intelligence leverages objective AI-based scoring across various metrics derived from the closest technologies. The PIR is powered by T7 Authority Analysis, offering near-global coverage using Gist® and ensuring the breadth and depth needed for research. Using a combination of leading and lagging indicators of relevance, the PIR provides valuable data points across the innovation lifecycle for your technologies, new and old.
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Patent value is the basis for most substantive decisions related to patents. The patent value might be used to assess a single patent’s commercial or enforcement qualities in a licensing negotiation or to analyze large-scale patent collections to maximize portfolio asset value.
Capabilities
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- 100% web-based for simple, fast management of portfolios
- Reliable, transparent metrics
- Comprehensive evaluations of patent assets
- Actionable identification of strengths and weaknesses
Benefits
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- Discovers exclusive data needed to gain advantage on competitors
- Increases company value by improving all IP-related processes
- Improves licensing information, R&D, and annuity budget reduction
- Identifies patents that are at risk
- Validates M&A due diligence quickly and efficiently
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