Introduction Patent intelligence fails when it reaches the wrong person at the wrong level of detail. An R&D director does not need a weekly list of 400 classified patent abstracts. A legal operations team does not need a raw feed...
Introduction A patent whitespace is not simply a technology no one has patented. It is a technical area where patent density is low enough relative to commercial importance that a filing now — based on current R&D output — can...
Introduction Competitor patent filings are publicly observable 18 months before any product announcement. In that window, a company filing aggressively around a technical area is signalling its R&D investment direction — more reliably than any press release, earnings call, or...
Change is unavoidable. New technologies emerge on a regular basis, altering existing product landscapes and business structures. Companies do not have all of their knowledge and technological expertise ready to use and implement in products. Using the ecosystem to fill...
In today’s fast-paced technological landscape, businesses are under pressure to innovate and stay ahead of their competitors. One critical factor in accomplishing this is a thorough understanding of the technological domains in which they operate. However, with so many patents...
The adage “Excel or die” is central to product-driven businesses. Companies that fail to invest in cutting-edge research risk becoming obsolete and losing popularity. The foundation of most businesses is an initial set of innovative ideas on which they develop...