Free To Use Patents & IP

Technology Outcomes' Core Expertise

• Intellectual Property Auditing

  Even if a patent is registered and paid for it does not guarantee that its contents are fit for your company’s market-entry purposes. Depending on the scenario a patent that looks to have secure claims may in face be easy to circumvent.

• IP Due Diligence

  IP due diligence in regards to patents is the process of examining the quality of a company’s patent or patent portfolio (this process can be extremely useful prior to buying a technology company or buying a license from a technology company). IP due diligence is also highly useful when planning to partner with a technology company.

• Understanding How Patent Examiners Think

  We understand the patent examination process and how patent examiners think. Instead of trying to push through patents that have no chance of being granted we will change the patent narrative to align with the patent examiners mindset. This leads to a greater over all rate of success in obtaining hard to get patents and stronger patent protection.

• Increase patent attorney efficiency

  Allowing Technology Outcomes to tailor your intellectual property package in co-operation with a patent attorney will reduce the overall costs of utilising a patent attorney. We will reduce the cost of tasks that a patent attorney does not need to do but would otherwise charge a much higher hourly rate to complete.

• High level expertise in both technology development and IP procurement

  Technology Outcomes has the unique experience to act as a technology-to-patent professional facilitator as our background is based in both early phase private enterprise technology development and end-to-end patent procurement. Our team draws on the following experience:

• Technical Information Experts

  A core expertise of Technology Outcomes is to investigate complex and voluminous technical information held by the client (in notebooks and lab reports and workshop reports) in order to develop a patent narrative with maximum distance from prior art.