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Patent valuation is our world. Our deep patent and patent value knowledge enables us to look behind the scenes of essential decisions and spectacular publications on the worldwide market (as long as these are somehow IP (intellectual property)-related or IP driven). We try to make those publications transparent for our readers and show some additional patent-insider information where the public has no direct access to. We are using the most modern and effective software solutions for patent valuation and business information of our affiliates and partners. So we are able to valuate patent portfolios of the involved companies, persons or even economies.

 

Patent insider is focused on creating a new point of view for understanding the actual role of IP, driving economic developments and becoming a strategic instrument on the current market.

 

Our aim is to show the benefit of knowing the value of IP. Being a major part within the intangible fixed assets of a corporation, which are determining more than 80% of a company value, nowadays it is difficult to understand why many companies still do not know the value of their own patents or those of their competitors even though they easily could. 

 

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Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement between the EU and Canada (CETA)

© fotolia. Possible overperfomers in stock market (stoxx600 index) derived from patent activities of the companies. CETA in general CETA will bring opportunities to different branches in Canada and to the European Union. Studies[1] expect for Canada a boost in the field of raw materials like ore mining (Gold, Silver, non-ferrous, copper, nickel, lead etc.), in the food market (beef, pork, soybean, fish, seafood, corn, wheat etc.) while for Europe manufacturers of pharmaceuticals, medicine, engines, vehicles, machineries will receive benefits from CETA. Canada is a strong trade and investment partner for the European Union, a fact which is reflected throughout the agreement. CETA should unlea

Detailed view on Harman´s patent portfolio. What truly makes Harman so attractive for Samsung?

The spectacular $8.0 billion deal, the acquisition of Harman International Industries by Samsung, was widely discussed in public during the last week. Harman is a well-known brand for sound technology and speaker systems. One of the most often asked question was what is really Samsung buying, what technologies and intellectual properties make Harman so attractive? Samsung Electronics president Young Sohn has mentioned in his Interview to Forbes, “connected cloud, telematics, over-the-air updates and security” [1] are one the most attractive areas, which have influenced the decision about the acquisition. He has also noticed that Samsung has a vision of the future development of cars, which “

What specific technology represents a certain country?

© fotolia Watches are made in Switzerland, robots in Japan, software in the US-silicon-valley and the Netherlands is the bicycles-country. Is it that simple? Is there a certain technology-field that a certain country represents more than all others? What are “typical markets” in certain countries? Within a worldwide patent evaluation study this question was investigated and indeed there are technologies where in certain countries almost 90% of all patents worldwide are granted. These markets are very country-specific. And for these markets these technologies seem to play a very important role, which means from a patent point of view that inventions addressing these technologies must be grant

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