Thought leadership.

Invention On Demand replaces slow R&D cycles with focused, structured brainstorming that yields enabled invention concepts ready for IP protection.

BrainChip’s shares jumped 11% after a US patent grant. What the surge says about patent valuation and how IP portfolios drive company value.

In this episode of “Invent Anything”, John Cronin guides us through the process of selling a patent. The episode is divided into six topics. Topic 1: The Basics We start with the basics, where John highlights how patents can underscore the innovative qualities of a product or technology. He further explains how these traits can …

How to build an IP portfolio: map the patent landscape, extract inventions from your team, and turn ideas into patents investors value.

How patent counsels and inventors use creativity tools to find IP white space: competitor analysis, trend analysis, claim type analysis, and more.

AI systems can expose your R&D to competitors. How inventors protect ideas with fast patent filings, trade secrets, and enabling disclosures.

Forward patenting secures protection for where technology is headed. Creativity tools help patent counsel and inventors direct invention there.

Overcome prior art rejections with creativity tools: invent-around checklists, cross mapping, morphological matrices, and more for patent counsel.

How patent counsel use creativity tools and master disclosures to direct invention for patent continuations that expand claim scope and value.

Continuous improvement thinking helps patent counsel strengthen enablement, support inventors, and write patent specifications that survive scrutiny.

Creative thinking tools help patent counsel capture the voice of the inventor, argue non-obviousness, and build stronger patent applications.

Caltech’s patent fight with Apple and Broadcom spans seven years, a $1.1B award, and a Supreme Court denial. What it signals for patent enforcement.