Event Session
Unlocking Patent Portfolio Value: Activating the Portfolio You Already Own
June 9, 2026 @ 12:00 PM EST
12:00 PM ET
June 9, 2026
Unlocking Patent Portfolio Value: Activating the Portfolio You Already Own
Many in-house teams are managing patent portfolios that require significant investment to build and maintain—but deliver only a fraction of their potential business impact. The constraint is rarely asset quality. It is a lack of visibility, structure, and actionable intelligence. Portfolios are frequently inherited, fragmented, and disconnected from the products, markets, and revenue streams they were meant to support. Without a clear understanding of what is actually owned, even strong patents remain operationally underutilized.
Creating value does not begin with licensing or enforcement—it begins with clarity. This panel examines how organizations can transform existing portfolios from passive cost centers into actively managed strategic assets. The focus is on the foundational work required to enable downstream commercial outcomes. Panelists will explore how to impose structure through disciplined taxonomy, data normalization, and portfolio segmentation, unlocking visibility into technology coverage, ownership, and competitive positioning.
The discussion will address how to map patents to products and revenue streams, identify gaps and redundancies, and differentiate between strategically aligned and non-core assets. Panelists will also examine how to surface underleveraged patents and organize them into coherent groupings that can be evaluated for potential use—without prematurely forcing execution decisions.
This session is built around implementation. Panelists will share practical approaches for working through incomplete data, institutional knowledge gaps, and internal misalignment. The objective is to establish a repeatable framework for assessing and organizing patent portfolios in a way that supports informed decision-making—and positions organizations to take decisive next steps in extracting business value.
Monetization does not start with a licensing or enforcement strategy—it starts with understanding what you own. This panel will focus on how to transform existing patent portfolios from static cost centers into actively managed business assets that generate measurable return. Panelist will discuss the foundational work required before any monetization effort can begin. They will examine how organizations impose structure on existing portfolios through disciplined taxonomy, data normalization, and portfolio segmentation—creating visibility into technology coverage, ownership, and competitive relevance.