Inventergy Global, Inc. (INVT) Providing Companies with a BeInventergy Global, Inc. (INVT) Providing Companies with a Better Solution to Protect IP Assets
A massive collection of industries rely on the successful development and marketing of intellectual property (IP) in order to achieve substantial growth. As markets evolve, however, more companies are turning to solutions that allow for direct monetization of IP, allowing licensees to reduce research and development costs, while simultaneously alleviating much of the financial risk for IP asset holders. Inventergy Global, Inc. (NASDAQ: INVT), through its combination of unparalleled expertise and proven strategies, has created an improved method for realizing significant returns on IP assets through licensing efforts and shared revenue.
According to Statista, major tech firms including Samsung and Sony filed for over 3,000 new patents each in 2014 alone, and IBM trumped them both with over 7,500. As companies continue to claw for the cutting edge of the market, patent litigation cases are also reaching all-time highs. PwC reports indicate that there were approximately 280,000 new patents filed in 2013, and the number of cases filed involving patents rapidly approached 6,500, continuing upon an overall compound growth rate of 8 percent since 1991.
While virtually every industry (and the entire global economy) relies on some sort of IP, the amount of pressure on corporate executives to properly manage and create value from IP assets is increasing by the year. Inventergy focuses on the business of IP by creating substantial value from company assets that can drive clients’ short-term and long-term revenue to new heights.
By helping clients structure licensing and value creation strategies through the use of decades of business expertise, the qualified team at Inventergy allows companies to reflect their corporate values while determining a fair value for intellectual assets.
On the heels of its announcement of operational restructuring of wholly-owned subsidiary eOn Communication Systems, Inc., Inventergy looks primed to make major strides in the growing IP marketplace. With high profile cases including Apple’s $1.05 billion suit against Samsung, AOL’s $1.1 billion sale of 1,000 patents and Google’s $12.5 billion acquisition of Motorola Mobility fresh on the minds of investors, the spotlight is shining more brightly than ever before on the importance of adequate IP management.
As executives continue to search out better ways of managing valuable IP assets, expect Inventergy to make major strides in growing its overall share of the critical market.
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