IPVision in the News

In addition to the core Technology Review briefing, we provide a supplemental analysis of key IP positions in the field for 20 companies deserving attention of corporate leadership, experts, and technology investors.

Download the free: Patent Perspectives: On Security supplemental report.

In addition, given their critical role in the industry, IPVision provides additional insights into the patent competition between Symantec and McAfee.This report includes IPVision's patent portfolio assessments of 20 companies to watch, including such firms as Google, Facebook, Verdasys, Symantec, and McAFee. Highly rated patent positions include both public and private firms -- while several key innovators score poorly. A potentially troubling signal for their investors and management.

The report provides "must read" insights and provokes questions for leaders in the field as they grapple with day to day decisions related to their R&D and innovation investments and consider corporate strategy and patent risk profiles.  For example, how did Symantec create its position relative to McAfee, or how what are Google and Facebook management doing with their "patent levers" within their broader corporate strategy?

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In the article, Joe Hadzima, Bruce Bockmann and Alex Butler of the IPVision leadership team provide findings on how evidence-based approaches to intellectual property decisions can generate immediate and lasting value for early-stage and growth companies and their investors.

In the March/April Issue of IAM Magazine, Alex Butler and Joseph Hadzima provide perspectives to the author, Joe Jennings, on how organizations can respond to near-term economic pressures and identify IP strategies to drive corporate performance in 2010 and beyond.

The article is available to subscribers of IAM Magazine.

IPVision's research on the correlation of patent quality and IP strategy to corporate success highlighted by Jackie Hutter, a patent strategist, in the IP Asset Maximizer Blog.

Download a copy of the noted article:  "Measured for Success: IP in Early-Stage Commercial and Investment Success" (IAM Magazine, March/April 2010)

IPVision provided a briefing on the crucial linkage between innovation, entrepreneurship and corporate value for friends and members of the National Knowledge & Intellectual Property Management Taskforce.

The presentation was lead by Joseph Hadzima, of IPVision and Senior Faculty Member of the Sloan School of Management, and Alexander Butler, of IPVision.

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Joseph Hadzima, Esq., CEO of IPVision and a Senior Lecturer at the MIT Sloan School of Management, said "having a recognized IP leader such as Alex join IPVision from Thomson Reuters supports our strategy of transforming the commodity of IP data and content into qualified information, actionable knowledge and wisdom."

"The IPVision team's unique approach through the firm's project services and the IPVision analytics platform provides a much-needed advance to how business, advisors and counsel address business and legal challenges related to IP rights" said Alex Butler. "Leveraging historical ties to MIT has equipped IPVision with unmatched capabilities, moving far beyond traditional providers focus on data and content - I am excited about the feedback we have received regarding our approach and look forward to helping IPVision and its customers address the critical challenge of integrating intellectual property and business processes and strategies."

IPVision's project services and hosted analytics platform deliver critical business insights through proprietary and patented algorithms and expert systems. IPVision helps organizations integrate intellectual property into critical business processes and speed their responses to threats and opportunities across the entire value chain.

"We use IPVision because it helps us to develop and display a strategic vision of a client's patent portfolio while also providing insight into strengths and weaknesses of our client's patents and those of its competitors," indicated Bruce Sunstein, Esq., partner and co-founder of the Bromberg & Sunstein LLP intellectual property firm. "IPVision's unique approach provides a competitive advantage in portfolio development, acquisitions, litigation, and business strategy."

"The introduction of our Venture-backed firm IP Analysis offering is a major milestone for IPVision. No other firm provides this ability to mine, track, and deeply analyze venture-backed IP positions," indicated Alex Butler.

"Venture-backed company IP analysis broadens IPVision's leading support for corporate IP owners, their counsel and technical experts and fills a gap left by traditional content, search, and IP tools providers." Joe Hadzima expanded "the commitment of IPVision to address core challenges to integrating business and IP strategy is driven by customer executives and experts.

IP analysis of venture funded companies is a strong example of IPVision's leadership in integrating the perspectives of businesses, legal counsel, venture capital and financial experts."