Turn Your Portfolio From Cost Center to Strategic Asset.
Strategic patent portfolio analysis to maximize IP value and align with business objectives. Our comprehensive assessments reveal hidden opportunities and optimize your IP investments.
What We Deliver
Strategic Portfolio Services
Transform your patent portfolio from cost center to strategic asset.
Portfolio Evaluation
Comprehensive assessment of your patent portfolio strength, coverage gaps, and competitive positioning.
Strategic Mapping
Align your IP portfolio with business objectives and identify high-value assets for monetization or licensing.
Competitive Analysis
Benchmark your portfolio against competitors and identify opportunities for strategic advantage.
Innovation Planning
Guide R&D efforts with patent landscape analysis and white space identification for future development.
Why It Matters
Unlock Your Portfolio's Potential
Many organizations hold valuable IP assets without realizing their full potential. Our analysis reveals opportunities for monetization, cost reduction, and strategic positioning.
How We Work
Analysis Process
Portfolio Discovery
Catalog and categorize all IP assets across jurisdictions.
Strength Assessment
Evaluate patent quality, breadth, and enforceability.
Market & Competitive Analysis
Compare against competitors and assess market relevance.
Strategic Recommendations
Actionable insights for optimization and monetization.
The Questions It Answers
Four Decisions a Portfolio Review Should Settle
A portfolio analysis is only useful if it ends in decisions. Every engagement is scoped to answer these four, asset by asset, with the reasoning attached so the recommendation can be challenged.
Scoring Method
How We Score Patent Strength
Every family is scored on six dimensions. The weighting is deliberate: a broad claim sitting in a crowded prior-art field is more fragile than its renewal invoice implies, so breadth and prior-art exposure dominate the score.
Claim Breadth
Independent claim scope measured against the disclosed embodiments and against what competitors actually build.
Prior-Art Exposure
Density of close art in the claimed field, including non-patent literature and art not cited during prosecution.
Prosecution History
Amendments and arguments made to secure allowance, and the estoppel they create against later assertion.
Remaining Term
Years left after term adjustment and disclaimers, weighed against the commercial life of the product it protects.
Jurisdiction Fit
Whether the countries you maintain match where you manufacture, sell, and face competitors.
Evidence of Use
Whether the claims read on shipping products — yours or a third party's — which is what makes an asset assertable.
When To Run One
Triggers for a Portfolio Review
Cost Pressure
Transactions
Competitive Move
Strategy Shift
Deliverables
What You Receive
The report is built to be used in a budget meeting or an IP due diligence data room, not filed away. Everything is traceable back to the underlying document so your counsel can verify any individual call.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this service
What is patent portfolio analysis?
Patent portfolio analysis is a structured review of every asset you own to establish three things: how strong each patent is, what it actually covers relative to your products and your competitors, and whether it earns its renewal cost. The output is a decision list — keep, prune, license, or file around a gap — rather than a description of the portfolio you already have.
How is patent strength scored?
We score each family on claim breadth, prior-art exposure, prosecution history, remaining term, jurisdictional coverage, and evidence of use in the market. Claim breadth and prior-art exposure carry the most weight, because a broad claim with a crowded prior-art field is far more fragile in an invalidity challenge than its renewal cost suggests.
What is the difference between portfolio analysis and a patent landscape?
A landscape maps a technology area across all players to show where innovation is concentrated. Portfolio analysis starts from the assets you own and asks whether they protect your revenue. The two are complementary: the landscape identifies white space, the portfolio analysis tells you whether you are positioned to occupy it.
What do we need to provide to start?
A list of patent and application numbers is enough to begin. Product or revenue mapping, competitor names, and current renewal spend make the recommendations sharper, because they let us test coverage against what the business actually sells rather than against the claims alone.
When should a portfolio review be run?
The common triggers are an approaching renewal decision, M&A or fundraising due diligence, a budget cycle where IP spend is under scrutiny, entry into a new market or jurisdiction, and the arrival of a competitor product that may read on your claims.
How is pricing determined?
Pricing depends on portfolio size, the number of jurisdictions, and whether you need claim-level mapping against specific competitor products. Tell us the family count and what decision you are trying to make, and we will scope it and respond within one business day.
Ready to Optimize Your Portfolio?
Discover the hidden value in your IP portfolio with our comprehensive analysis services.
- Full portfolio strength and gap evaluation
- Competitive benchmarking and white space mapping
- Monetization and licensing opportunity discovery
- Confidential reviews for M&A due diligence
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