Identifying Transaction Candidates by Analyzing Cash and Debt Data Combined with Patent Data

On June 25, 2020
By In Intellectual Property Trends, IP Education, Posts
In part two, we talked about the importance of bankruptcies as asset transfer indicators and discussed the available options banks may have when contemplating the monetization of IP assets. In part three, we will wrap up this series with a discussion of cash and debt data when combined with patent data may serve to identify

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COVID-19 Pushing Banks to Consider Foreclosing on Transactions and Seizing Assets

On June 18, 2020
By In Intellectual Property Trends, IP Education, Posts
From part one, we observed that during the past decade, banks have amassed impressive patent portfolios. In part two, we will look at other data sets to examine options that banks may explore when transacting patents. Bankruptcy is a definitive indicator of financial performance and may forecast the transfer of IP assets.   In 2019, bankruptcies

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The Results of Internal Backtesting

On June 12, 2020
By In Posts
If your first question is, “What exactly is backtesting?” let’s dive in. Backtesting is a way to prove if adding a new dataset will positively or negatively affect a decision-making process. Does it have a delayed effect? How long is the delay? What are the tolerances between the different dates or timelines of the particular

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Innovations Behind Personal Protective Equipment Continued

On May 21, 2020
By In Intellectual Property Trends, IP Education, Posts
This is the second installment in our personal protective equipment innovation series. In part one, we discussed the evolution of face masks and gloves during the COVID-19 pandemic.   Methods of Increasing Hand Sanitization Health protection products have been around long before COVID-19, and among them all, hand sanitizer is likely the most prevalent because

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