Exploit Your Intellectual Property to Derive Maximum Revenue - Innography

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How do you find emerging, and potentially hidden, opportunities? Can you easily identify, monitor and assess competitor IP activity? How do you evaluate merger and acquisition candidates?

Innography correlates patents with corporate financial records and key industry data. By incorporating additional data sources, users have the ability to view patents by industry codes, filter by revenues and quickly narrow results using other metrics. With intuitive business visualizations, Innography can graphically depict meaningful financial, competitive, licensing and other business landscapes.

To streamline research, Innography also has multiple algorithms to reduce manual processing and analysis for IP exploitation, including:

  • Inventory, map and assess competitive landscapes of merger and acquisition candidates
  • Map emerging landscapes in a particular industry
  • Find potential companies to target for licensing of a particular patent
  • Identify potential “gems” inside corporate intellectual property portfolios
  • Graphically map cross-licensing issues of large patent portfolios

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