Comments for Evalueserve https://www.evalueserve.com/ Powered by mind+machine Fri, 08 Dec 2023 10:32:24 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 Comment on FTO search Part 1: Conducting a freedom to operate search – what experienced searchers do differently? by Evalueserve https://www.evalueserve.com/blog/fto-search-conducting-a-freedom-to-operate-search-what-experienced-searchers-do-differently/#comment-4019 Thu, 12 Sep 2019 13:08:08 +0000 https://www.evalueserve.com/blog/#comment-4019 In reply to Annegret Reinhard.

Dear Annegret,

Thank you for your response. I am glad that you found the blog insightful.

We have built the 3C model internally at Evalueserve after our extensive experience in conducting various FTO studies. This model helps us in developing a good search foundation by clearly defining the search boundaries and framing the search strategies accordingly. The 3Cs stand for clarity, communication, and confirmation.

Clarity: by focusing on clarity, we try to identify the key features (core or non-core) of the product (or process) and hence define the research scope. This can be achieved by asking the right set of questions.

Communication: communication helps in defining the level of FTO search to be conducted (basic, expanded, or comprehensive FTO assessment). Commissioning of various FTO studies depends upon the R&D stage of the product. Therefore, communication and feedback helps in selecting the depth of the study and understanding the associated costs.

Confirmation: confirmation of the researchers understanding with the product owner is critical to kick start the process.

Please read Part 1 of our FTO blog. This blog explains how a searcher mixes the right skills and techniques to obtain optimum results and avoid FTO search pitfalls.

]]> Comment on Unlocking Complexity: Assessing Innovation Intelligence by Prasun Kumar Singh https://www.evalueserve.com/blog/unlocking-complexity-assessing-innovation-intelligence/#comment-3516 Tue, 02 Jul 2019 04:21:04 +0000 https://www.evalueserve.com/blog/#comment-3516 Hi Ankur,

A very informative blog. Metadata for solution data in our mind would help to increase Solution Recall, and will improve proportionally the IQI.

Best Regards,
Prasun Singh

]]> Comment on FTO search Part 1: Conducting a freedom to operate search – what experienced searchers do differently? by Annegret Reinhard https://www.evalueserve.com/blog/fto-search-conducting-a-freedom-to-operate-search-what-experienced-searchers-do-differently/#comment-3127 Mon, 13 May 2019 11:40:43 +0000 https://www.evalueserve.com/blog/#comment-3127 Dear Priyanka.
Thank you for sharing your experience! That was very interesting and insightful. I’d call myself a semi-experienced searcher and I am ever ready to learn. I have never heard of the 3Cs model in patent search. Would you mind to explain it a bit?

]]> Comment on FTO search Part 1: Conducting a freedom to operate search – what experienced searchers do differently? by Deeksha https://www.evalueserve.com/blog/fto-search-conducting-a-freedom-to-operate-search-what-experienced-searchers-do-differently/#comment-2954 Tue, 19 Mar 2019 01:23:26 +0000 https://www.evalueserve.com/blog/#comment-2954 Good read.

]]> Comment on FTO search Part 1: Conducting a freedom to operate search – what experienced searchers do differently? by Evalueserve https://www.evalueserve.com/blog/fto-search-conducting-a-freedom-to-operate-search-what-experienced-searchers-do-differently/#comment-2890 Thu, 07 Mar 2019 11:02:40 +0000 https://www.evalueserve.com/blog/#comment-2890 In reply to Abhigya.

Thank you Abhigya. I am glad that you liked the content of the blog!

]]> Comment on FTO search Part 1: Conducting a freedom to operate search – what experienced searchers do differently? by Abhigya https://www.evalueserve.com/blog/fto-search-conducting-a-freedom-to-operate-search-what-experienced-searchers-do-differently/#comment-2765 Fri, 22 Feb 2019 19:11:30 +0000 https://www.evalueserve.com/blog/#comment-2765 Good outlook… FTO, I suppose is Freedom To Operate… Aticle is good brief for the researchers… and also searchers…

]]> Comment on FTO search Part 1: Conducting a freedom to operate search – what experienced searchers do differently? by Harit Bhasin https://www.evalueserve.com/blog/fto-search-conducting-a-freedom-to-operate-search-what-experienced-searchers-do-differently/#comment-2710 Fri, 15 Feb 2019 11:35:50 +0000 https://www.evalueserve.com/blog/#comment-2710 A very well crafted blog. Gives you an indepth insight about the world of FTO searches and also how to avoid patent infringement. Way to go Priyanka.

]]> Comment on Non-patent literature – the IP-research goldmine by Evalueserve https://www.evalueserve.com/blog/non-patent-literature-the-ip-research-goldmine/#comment-2598 Tue, 29 Jan 2019 15:01:56 +0000 https://www.evalueserve.com/blog/#comment-2598 In reply to Utkarsh Dubey.

Hello Utkarsh,

Thank you for your candid response.
We have always been committed to impart the best knowledge to our employees which help them understand the fundamentals and terminologies related to IP. In fact, we have a best-in-class knowledge program – ICE (IPRD Centre of Excellence) – a 6 year curriculum that aims at creating highly skilled IPRD professionals by imparting them technical / domain, functional and leadership skills to become a successful IPRD professional.

These initial days at Evalueserve, will leave you with lots of learning – at times lots of fun but also overwhelming! So, soak in all the knowledge that you receive, read a lot and never hesitate to ask questions.

Wishing you all the best!

Best regards,
Priyal

]]> Comment on Non-patent literature – the IP-research goldmine by Utkarsh Dubey https://www.evalueserve.com/blog/non-patent-literature-the-ip-research-goldmine/#comment-2586 Sat, 26 Jan 2019 19:19:09 +0000 https://www.evalueserve.com/blog/#comment-2586 As a newly inducted intern under the IPRD program, I will be upfront about my incapability to actually absorb the concept behind this article, let alone map the pragmatism to the real world platform. All I can ask is for an advice for newbies like me in this field who want to explore more about patents and all other entities encapsulated in the IPRD division.
Thanks

]]> Comment on Does your organization’s training strategy fit Gen Z? by Elena Mendoza https://www.evalueserve.com/blog/organizations-training-strategy-fit-gen-z/#comment-2540 Mon, 21 Jan 2019 21:58:16 +0000 https://www.evalueserve.com/blog/#comment-2540 Loved this article! It’s so refreshing to read an article that talks about working with younger generations that’s not patronizing.

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