Cracking The Patent Search Code The Step By Step Guidebook For Patent Search Analysis

Cracking the Patent Search Code serves as an essential training and reference tool for inventors, patent attorneys, business analysts, professional patent searchers, or students pursuing a career in patents. Sudhanshu has propagated the methods in detail that are used in the art of professional patent searching, the current tool to accomplish that task, and approaches for reporting that information. Along with search tools, this guidebook covers a mixture of patent law, patent search theory, and practice, offering a global approach to patents that will be useful to patent professionals across the globe.

Cracking the Patent Search Code serves as an essential training and reference tool for inventors, patent attorneys, business analysts, professional patent searchers, or students pursuing a career in patents. Sudhanshu has propagated the methods in detail that are used in the art of professional patent searching, the current tool to accomplish that task, and approaches for reporting that information. Along with search tools, this guidebook covers a mixture of patent law, patent search theory, and practice, offering a global approach to patents that will be useful to patent professionals across the globe.

Whether you're a patent examiner, patent attorney, commercial patent searcher, patent liaison, IP librarian, law professor, or competitive intelligence analyst, you'll find Patent Searching: Tools and Techniques to be just the guide you have been waiting for, with a range of approaches to patent searching that will be useful to you regardless of your technical expertise or role in the intellectual property community.

This unique book explains step-by-step how to use an Internet browser to search out U.S. patents. It discusses how to classify an invention properly, and then find a; ; patents that may be relevant.Packed with helpful and money-saving advice, it shows how to: * conduct a full patent search* search patents filed in foreign countries* verify the patent status of ideas submitted to businesses for development* use the fee-based patent search services on the InternetIncludes information on searching the Full-Tex Database on the Patent and Trademark Office's website.

There's no sense spending countless hours and thousands of dollars on a patent application if someone else has beaten you to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Patent Searching Made Easy is the number one guide to understanding the invention landscape--whether you're looking to turn an idea into protected intellectual property, or just researching the marketplace--while avoiding expensive patent-searching fees.

If you want to learn how to identify and protect the critical inventions developed in your business, you're in the right place. If you are confused about the patent application process and don't understand which inventions are worthy of patent protection, this book sheds light on those issues. You invest significant time, money, and effort developing new products and services. That means lots of late nights and missed family activities to perfect these inventions. You and your team are doing important work. Your inventions can make vehicles safer, get vaccines to patients faster, and provide improved teaching systems for kids. You want to protect those inventions just like you would any other valuable business asset. Patents provide a way to protect the inventions in your new products and services. Patents covering critical inventions in your industry provide a competitive edge during the life of the patent. In my experience, many companies do not understand the patent process and fail to properly protect inventions that are critical to the company's success. That's why I created the three-step system described in this book. The system has been tested with hundreds of companies of all sizes in a variety of industries. It's the same system I use every day with my own clients.

This guide aims to assist researchers, inventors and entrepreneurs in determining whether specific inventions are protected by enforceable patents or may be in the public domain, by teaching a three-stage process for searching and analyzing published patent documents using the tools of freedom to operate determination. Designed for self-study, the guide has easy-to-follow training modules that take the reader through the process step by step, including with the help of useful checklists and other tools.