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COMPETITOR ANALYSIS From the several million patents available online, extracting those that belong to a specific organization is a specialized task requiring exceptional skills to understand the various ways the organization ends up owning or using the patents, trademarks & industrial designs. Further, the search professional needs to be fully aware of all the various names the organization may have held in the past, as potentially, patents may have been filed under each of those names, and continues to use that name. Other such situations may also arise, which may result in some key patents being missed unless one is aware of these specific situations. This is essential because without a proper understanding of the competition, a business ends up chasing shadows instead of becoming competitive in the market place. This search and analysis is now seen as a necessary aspect of every business in its efforts to maintain its competitiveness.
PATENT INFRINGEMENT This search involves the determination of potentially infringing products that read upon a patent. It requires a detailed comprehension of the structure of a patent document, and the enforceable portions therein. In addition, expertise in the respective technical domain is necessary.
EVIDENCE OF USE/CLAIM CHARTS A search designed to extract unequivocal evidence of use of a particular product or service offering that potentially infringes a patent is referred to as Evidence Of Use (EOU). The evidence of use may be simply a brochure listing, or a user proclaiming the use on a social media website, or a purchase receipt, etc. The key aspect governing this search is the date of use that overlaps the enforceable period of the patent. Such a search generally goes hand-in-hand with infringement searches. EOU is typically showcased in the form of a nice chart that maps various elements of a claim against the feature(s) of the offering.