IP.com launches new version of InnovationQ platform
Nicole Sheldon//August 18, 2017//
Intellectual property research tools company IP.com has announced a new version of its InnovationQ platform.
The new software offers an innovative corporate tree that organizes global patent data leveraging S&P market intelligence. With the tree, users will have a clearer understanding of public and private patent portfolios that are assigned to specific entities. In doing so, users will have access to critical, competitive information about patent ownership.
In addition to the corporate tree, IP.com’s Next Generation Semantic Map allows users to look at the patent and technology landscape at a quicker pace. The latest map system also helps with analyzing patent portfolios, competitive intelligence and advanced market research.
InnovationQ also comes with an integrated Boolean search engine that permits an advanced patent search. This advanced Boolean search can be used alone or to function as a filter for semantic queries.
“InnovationQ is a critical intelligence tool for researchers and IP professionals, providing advanced semantic search augmented with Boolean capability, powerful analytic mapping and visualizations, and the only global corporate tree structure of this type on the market today,” said John Bonin, CEO, in a statement.
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