The unstoppable progression to “Smart Everything” also known as “Software-Defined Everything” Part 2 of 3 — Smart Data & Digital Rule of Law Series: Part 1: Creating Digital Rule of Law Part 2: Smart Data — A Brief Timeline of Intelligent Technology Part 3: Open Source Architecture for Smart Data and Digital Rights This is the second part in a three part series…

Most people don’t know, but the creators of the Internet also worked on technology to control our data with digital contracts. But all their efforts ended abruptly in 2012. Part 1 of 3 — Smart Data & Digital Rule of Law Series: Part 1: Creating Digital Rule of Law Part 2: Smart Data — A Brief Timeline of Intelligent Technology Part 3: Open…

Launch past your competition to own every important innovation — Start by planning for 2x to 4x increase in the number of enforceable patents over the next decade. First mover advantages will be immense. Those organizations that operationalize intellectual property acquisition will also capture emergent digital business models and practices as monopolistic assets. We start by focusing on five to…

ANSWER: China’s growing leadership in 5G, Artificial Intelligence, Quantum Computing, and Robotics intellectual property — While Covid-19 continues to complicate and politicize the US/China economic and geopolitical relationship, the facts illustrate for the last decade innovation and information technology dominance has been a strategic part of a broad and carefully coordinated Chinese Government strategy that shows many signs of success. By all measures, Chinese businesses…

Late 2019 USPTO patent eligibility changes open the flood-gates for software patents — Abstract Ideas have always been ineligible patent subject matter Since the establishment of the US Patent and Trademark Office, the idea of Judicial Exception has been instrumental in determining a patent’s eligibility. Judicial Exception excludes the following as patentable subject matter: Laws of Nature Natural Phenomenon (Product of Nature)