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Patent Ranking Services
Discover The Most Valuable Patents In Your Portfolio With Our Hybrid Patent Ranking Services
Our hybrid Patent Ranking Services uses a proprietary algorithm, AI & LLM powered XLSCOUT and expert analysis to evaluate the strength and potential of your patents, helping you evaluate possible business opportunities.
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Why Choose TT Consultants for Patent Ranking Services?
- Patents ranking against potential infringers to assess their value in the market.
- Comprehensive portfolio evaluation and restructuring for evaluating business opportunities
- Categorization of patents into core, non-core, and non-aligned assets
- Industry-approved patent ranking standards
- Highly optimized pricing for each budget and requirement.
- Patent and NPL data from 100+ countries via 10+ specialized databases.
- Hybrid approach using explainable AI & LLM Based-XLSCOUT.
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–Rank your patent portfolio
–Evaluate your competitive position
– Identify areas for improvement
– Track your progress over time
Benefit from TT Consultant’s Patent Ranking Services
AI & LLM - assisted Proprietary Platform XLSCOUT complemented with human expertise
Customized ranking reports tailored to your business needs
In-depth analysis of your patent portfolio
Recommendations for portfolio optimization
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FAQs
What is a patent ranking service?
A patent portfolio ranking service is a specialized service that analyzes a company’s patent portfolio to determine its strength and value relative to other companies in the same industry. It helps identify the company’s competitive advantages, areas for improvement, and potential risks.
Why should I use a patent ranking services?
A patent portfolio ranking services can help you understand how your company’s patent portfolio compares to your competitors. It can also help you make informed decisions about your intellectual property strategy, including which patents to prioritize, which patents to abandon, and which patents to license or sell.
How does a patent ranking service work?
A patent portfolio ranking service uses a variety of metrics to evaluate the quality and strength of a company’s patent portfolio. These metrics may include the number of patents, the number of citations, the quality of the patents, the technology areas covered, and the geographic scope of the patents. The service then ranks the company’s patent portfolio relative to its competitors.
What is Patdigger? How does it assist in patent ranking?
Patdigger is an advanced web-based patent search engine meticulously designed for comprehensive analysis of patent data from diverse databases. It enables users to assess patent landscapes, uncover potential infringements, and identify associated entities. Patdigger’s swift ranking feature analyzes parameters to prioritize patents by relevance, significance, and impact in a given field.
What are the benefits of using a patent ranking service?
Using a patent portfolio ranking service can help you understand your company’s strengths and weaknesses in terms of intellectual property. It can help you analyze patent strength and identify potential licensing or partnership opportunities, as well as potential infringement risks. Additionally, it can help you make informed decisions about your patent strategy, such as which patents to prioritize or which patents to sell or license.
How can I use the results of a patent ranking service?
The results of a patent portfolio ranking service can be used to inform your intellectual property strategy. For example, if your company has a strong patent portfolio in a particular technology area, you may choose to focus your research and development efforts in that area. Similarly, if your company’s patents are frequently cited by other companies, you may have more leverage in licensing negotiations.
