Patent Maps and Visualizations for Strategic Positioning

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Last updated on March 31, 2025 1:17 pm

Learn how to leverage patent maps and visualizations for strategic positioning and decision-making. Understand the principles, features, and benefits of patent maps, and how they can help identify relevant patents and assess potential infringements. This course is ideal for patent analysts, RD teams, IP managers, and marketing teams looking to shape their business and technology strategies.

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What you’ll learn

  • Understand Patent Maps
  • Learn how to use Patent Maps
  • Know What is Patent Maps and Why they are important
  • Learn to identify the relationship between the patents
  • Understand Different Users of Patent Maps
  • Understand Patent Mappings and Role of Patent Analysts
  • Learn the Analytics Methods in Patent Maps
  • Know the Qualitative Analysis and Quantitative Analysis
  • Know the Methods of Patent based Analysis and to shape Your Business Strategy
  • Learn the Quantitative Analysis of Patent Maps
  • Leveraing Patent Maps for Startegic Value Positioning of Technology
  • Learn to leveraging Patent Landscape Reports and visualizations
  • Understand Strategic Technology Management and shaping technology roadmaps
  • Learn to assess if there are any potential infringements

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This course, Patent Maps and Visualizations for Strategic Positioning, provides insights on how to leverage Patent mappings – the patent data visualizations for decisioning. Learn the purpose of patent landscaping and maps and how it helps you business to identify the patents that are particularly relevant to the technology that they are involved in. Leveraging the technology intelligence, business intelligence and competitive intelligence empowers you, businesses to accurately define the technology roadmaps and the product roadmaps therein.

Learn to assess if your ideas are patentable. In addition, learn to leverage time series map, maturation map, saturation map, peak map, ranking map, radar map, patent map to shape IP/investment decisions and build vs buy decisions. Learn to identify the trends, relationship between the patents and assess if there are any potential infringements.

Key topics covered include:

  • What is Patent Map? – Principles of Patent Maps

  • Why Patent Maps

  • Features of Patent Maps

  • Benefits of Patent Maps

  • Users of Patent Maps

  • Patent Mappings and Role of Patent Analysts

  • Using a Patent Map in Business

  • Analytics Methods in Patent Maps

  • Qualitative Analysis and Quantitative Analysis

  • Method of Patent based Analysis: A Peek into Corporate Business Strategy

  • Patent Maps – Quantitative Analysis

  • Patent Maps for Positioning of Technology

  • Main Types of Patent Maps and Presentation Formats used

Who this course is for:

  • Patent Analysts managing IP, Patent Portfolios
  • R&D teams who build technology and products for business
  • Intellectual Asset Management teams to gain legal, business, IP, technology information
  • Intellectual Property Managers, IP Attorneys for informed decision making
  • IP Strategy teams who need to validated ideas for patentability, and assess for patent infringement
  • Top management for strategic positioning and formulating business/technology strategies
  • Marketing teams who need to define product unique selling points and strategic value props

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