Feb 14, 2024Seth Cronin
The Critical Pivot: Futureproofing IP in the IoT
IoT devices outlive their software support. How to futureproof your IP strategy across smart homes, smart cities, industrial IoT, and mixed reality.
Perspectives on IP strategy, patent valuation, structured invention, and the evolving landscape of intellectual property from the team at ipCapital Group.
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Talk with Our TeamIoT devices outlive their software support. How to futureproof your IP strategy across smart homes, smart cities, industrial IoT, and mixed reality.
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By John Cronin, CEO of ipCapital Group Introduction Rapid changes in the patent monetization landscape require novel strategies to maintain profitability and competitiveness. In light of the growing importance of intellectual property (IP) as a strategic advantage factor, organizations are progressively acknowledging the criticality of maximizing the revenue potential of their patent portfolios. Nevertheless, this …
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In the past decade, the landscape of patent licensing has undergone profound changes, leading to a notable decrease in patent monetization expertise. A significant driver of this change has been the America Invents Act (AIA) and the Inter Partes Review (IPR) process, which have collectively shifted corporate strategies away from in-house inbound licensing. As a result, there’s a reduced demand for certain types of licensing expertise. The patent value cycle has also seen a downward trend, prompting many patent licensing brokers to leave the industry. This departure reduces the number of professionals in the field and signifies a loss of valuable experience and knowledge.
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In this episode, host John Cronin delves into the strategic use of intellectual property (IP) for early-stage companies. He explores how patents, trade secrets, and enabled publications can significantly boost market position and company valuation. The discussion includes leveraging IP for investment attraction, risk management, and enhancing brand image. Gain insights on creating an integrated …