Conduct Competitor Analysis with LexisNexis® PatentSight®

Patent professionals may fail to realize how much value they can add to their clients’ corporate strategies. After all, patent protection is often the centerpiece around which both offensive and defensive corporate strategies are built. The role of a patent practitioner is essential at all stages of strategic research. From broad, general research, including patent landscaping and providing competitive intelligence, to conducting a granular competitor analysis, patent professionals are able to gather and interpret information for clients that is critical for making informed business decisions.
Competitor Analysis: Targeting and Evaluating Rivals
Once a specific competitor has been identified for deeper investigation, PatentSight provides several types of competitor-specific information worth considering, including:
Patent Strength and Competitive Impact™
Portfolio Strength and Patent Asset Index™
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Geographic Protection
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Patent Trends and Upcoming Changes
PatentSight helps professionals provide corporate strategy services that can lead to greater client successes. Whether it be understanding a market’s landscape, identifying competitors or sizing up a rival, PatentSight offers the metrics and tools patent practitioners need to help fulfill their clients’ needs.
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