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  Patent landscape analysis is a comprehensive analysis of patents and scientific literature. An analysis is focused on the research area given by the client. A Patent landscape analysis shows the white space in the research area, IP trends to figure out the density of activity, and technology decay and rise. Patent landscaping is suitable for planning research in virtually any area of technology. Patent landscape analysis shows what areas are potentially rife with third-party patent problems for a given general field of technology. By contrast, what areas remain relatively free of third‐party patents ‐ and possibly are available for appropriation. Useful for Track the global activities of competitors and outline their strategies & strengths. Monitor R&D trends worldwide. Discover the latest technological advances in the area.  Spot potential white space in the marketplace. Identify new players in the technology space.  Identify technologies...

  Business Portfolio Analysis is an organizational strategy formulation process based on the philosophy that organizations should make strategy much as they handle investment portfolios. Portfolio analysis is a structured way to analyze the products and services of an association's business portfolio. In the way sound financial investments should be supported and unsound ones discarded, useful organizational activities should be emphasized, and unsound ones deemphasized.   Purpose of Portfolio Analysis:  A viable strategy needs product-market scopes in deciding how strategic objectives will be attained. In a diversified company, one well-received concept of product-market scope is the portfolio approach to an organization's overall strategy. The optimal business portfolio fits the company's strengths perfectly and helps to utilize the most attractive industries or markets. An SBU can either be an entire mid-size company or a division of a big corporation. It typically fo...

 An extensive Prior Art Search is performed after patent issuance to examine whether a patent can be proved inaccurate or invalid because the invention was unable to stand true in terms of the basic patentable requirements like novelty, non-obviousness, etc., the time of patent grant. The prior art is evidence that claims that the invention is already known. This search of finding out is referred to as the patent validity or invalidity search . The primary focus of the search is either to check the validity of its enforcement or to invalidate its claims. The search is basically performed because of these three basic reasons: To invalidate patent infringement. To search for the same patents before any new patent enforcement. To check whether the licensor holds an authentic claim to the patent. An opposition member claiming the invalidity might use these invalidity search results to damage the patent by litigation or applying to the ruling court. When threatened by accusations of p...