How do I create
additional value from my
innovation ?
…technology, patents and IP
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Monetizing Innovation:
Patents and Technology
3/18/2020Fas Mosleh
Juldee
Innovate - GTM - Scale
Innovation and Scaling at the speed of thought
Innovation Ventures
Day 3 of quarantine
3
Should I patent this?
4
Can I sell my technology or
patents?
5
How do I license my patents or
technology?
6
Monetizing Innovation –
How to use IP and Technology to deliver
added value beyond your core business
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IP and technology M&A can help create value whether
you are early stage, mid stage or later stage.
When can IP/Tech monetization help?
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Startup
Mid stage – growth
Later stage – acquisition or IPO
Agenda
–Introduction
–Under the covers
–Examples of Monetization
–Conclusion
–Questions
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Fas Mosleh
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Silicon
Valley
Message queuing and Virtual OS VM
Venture Fund
IP Licensing and sales
Cyber security business
Super slow motion camera for iPhone 4MP
First front facing cameras for smartphones
3D printing
Image recognition
HPE Green Lake
IBM Power off /Hybrid Cloud
What we do at Juldee…
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Strategy
• Monetization
strategy
• Patent strategy
• Licensing plan
• Valuation
Execution
• License in/out
• GTM/Scale
• Increase value
M&A
• Increase valuation,
demand
• M&A technology
• Exit
• Sell/buy IP
Value Creation
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Invent Work Innovation Value
$
$
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Intellectual Capital
Human
Capital
Know-how
Skills
Creativity
Experience
Education
Smarts
Traditional
Intellectual
Property
Patents
Copyrights
Trademarks
Trade Secrets
Intellectual
Assets
Documents
Databases
Formal procedures
Experience
Operational processes
It’s all IP !
The Value of IP in a non-tech Company
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Products & Technology Management Processes
& Operations
Customers and Channels Team & Brand
IP & Patents
The Value of IP in a Tech Company
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Products & Technology
Management
Processes &
Operations
Customers and
Channels
Team & Brand
IP & Patents
Global Patent Ranking
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•Microsoft, Apple, and IBM lead the world
in hardware & software patent innovation
according PatentSight.
•Samsung, Johnson & Johnson, LG
Electronics. Alphabet, Qualcomm, Ford,
Intel, Microsoft, Sony, and VW are the ten
most innovative companies in the world,
Source: PatentSight’s patent analytics research.
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Most Important Non-Medical Innovations of last 25 years
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Most Important Innovations… ever
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Most Important Innovations… my list
1. Fire
2. Wheel
3. Money
4. Maths
5. Remote Control
6. TV
7. Hot bath
8. Cameras
9. Autos
10. iPhone
11. Internet
12. Air and space craft
Source: Fas@Venturecafe
Hahaha
And The Most Important Innovation is…
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Under the Covers…
Why Do Companies Patent?
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Source: HIGH TECHNOLOGY ENTREPRENEURS AND THE PATENT SYSTEM: RESULTS OF THE 2008 BERKELEY PATENT SURVEY
Make and buy
A real
option
Examples of technologies buyers want
– Collaboration
– Messaging
– Secure access and endpoint management
– Payments and point of sale systems
– NFC/RFID
– Secure cards
– Cryptocurrency, blockchain
– Digital wallets
– ERP - Inventory tracking, shipping, logistics
– Cloud infrastructure
– Enterprise IT software
– SAN, NAS, Data Storage
– Mobile handsets
– Data warehousing
– AR/VR
– Video encoding
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–Observability/method of detection
–Industry demand
–Industry actions/trends – who is suing whom
–Technology area
–Quality of patent; strength of claims
–Health of patents and apps (due diligence health check)
–Who is a licensee? What cross licensing if any?
–Expiration
–Work arounds
–Applicability (today and future)
What affects the value of patents?
How the patent owner decides to sell patents
Determine IP
Strategy
Determine
Monetization
Approach
Execute
Monetization
•Understand business needs
•What IP strategy meets the needs
•Acquire IP for defense/offense?
•Licensing?
•Sales?
•GTM plan
•Patents identified
•Sales plan created
•Channel engaged
Offensive need Defensive need
Strategic need
Non-strategic
SELLKEEP
Source: Juldee, 2011
Assess
& Plan
GTM Negotiate
Due
Diligence
Close
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In-depth technical review
Review & extract results
Obtain soft or hard R/E
Review of file histories
Prior Art Review
Create Evidence of Use
Create claim charts
Market impact & players
Sales strategy
Prepare sales package
Transmit Sales Package
Schedule meetings
Demonstrate value
Follow up with client
Respond to questions
Negotiate Ts &Cs
Draft PPA agreement
Discuss issues
Obtain approvals
Determine Offer
Select patents to sell
Categorize
Prioritize
Engage SMEs
4-6 weeks 6-8 Weeks 6-8 weeks 4-6 weeks 2-4 weeks
Acquirer due diligence
-Legal
-Technical
Internal approvals
PPA fine tuning
PPA Execution
Punch List Coordination
Facilitate Funding
Ribbon Copies delivered
Negotiations through Post Closing
Transaction Support
Initiate Bid Process
Manage Bidding
Execute Round 1,2
Select bidder and backups
Example Patent Sales Process Timeline (6-12 months)
Source: Kanzatec, 2014
Traditional Use of Patents - Key Products to Defend
Time
Revenues/Impact
Product business trajectory
Current product business
Business #1
e.g. Cameras
Business #2
e.g. Enterprise Printers
Business #3
e.g. Digital Frames
Types of defense:
Aggressive
Proactive
Reactive
Source: Juldee, 2011
Don’t patent unless there
is a strategy
Business strategy>IP strategy>Patent prosecution
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Examples of IP/Technology Monetization
– Situation
– Need another round of funding
– Challenges
– Business doing poorly
– New funding is hard to get at reasonable valuation
– Action
– Divest patents with a license grant back
– Juldee allied with founders and strategy consultant
– Results
– $2M for 18 months of runway to profits
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Example 1 – IP Funding
– Situation
– Ready to shut shop
– Challenges
– Bankruptcy could be brutal
– Action
– Decide to divest IP
– Juldee allied with investors and VCs
– Results
– ~$500K from patents alone
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Example 2 – IP Exit
– Situation
– Reset strategy/priorities
– Challenges
– Complicated patent portfolio
– Action
– Reset portfolio to support new strategy
– Results
– Sell 10% of portfolio
– Buy necessary patents to defend in new markets
– Led to a dynamic IP strategy pacing the business strategy
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Example 3 – IP Reset
Reset:
Align
Acquire
Divest
Repeat
– Situation
– $1B+ revenues semi company
– Challenges
– Unnecessary IP found every year
– Action
– Create a regular revenue stream
– Results
– Sell $1M+ of patents every quarter garnering 75% margins
– Healthy, dynamic IP strategy
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Example 4 – IP Income
– Situation
– Entering new market
– Challenges
– Very contentious space
– Action
– Proactively protect by buying patents
– Results
– Bought $5M worth patents to protect
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Example 5 – IP Protect
IP
Protect:
Aggressively
Proactively
Reactively
– Situation
– Seeking Funding/IPO/M&A
– Challenges
– Must maximize $$s
– Action
– Explore high return IP acquisition to boost valuation
– Results
– Bought ~$150K of patents = valuation boost of additional $1-2M
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Example 6 – IP Boost Valuation
Equalizer
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Conclusion
What can you do next?
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– IP strategy: Consider your IP and patents as a strategic asset
– Don’t make up IP unless you know its potential for your business
– Funding: Consider the power of IP to increase valuation and credibility
– Revenues: Consider licensing and M&A of IP and technology to drive +$s
– M&A: Consider the power of IP to increase your M&A valuation
– Typical ‘customers’ you can impress with your technology and IP…
– Boards
– Investors
– Executive teams
Fas@Juldee.com
650 999 1573
WhatsApp
Skype
3/18/2020Fas Mosleh
Juldee
Innovate - GTM - Scale
Innovation and Scaling at the speed of thought
Innovation Ventures
Back to self isolation
39
Example of Juldee Value Add
– Strategy development to enhance funding, sharpen product value proposition, increase reach, increase value
– Results = more revenues, faster time to market, higher profits, larger deals, smaller sales cycle, brand
recognition, pervasive market penetration, successful exit
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Strategy Results
Strategy Licensing deal Product spinout
Alliance partners
IP valuation
Higher valuation
More revenues, faster

Juldee IP and tech monetization v4 by ex-Hewlett-Packard Director of IP Fas Mosleh

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    How do Icreate additional value from my innovation ? …technology, patents and IP 1
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    Monetizing Innovation: Patents andTechnology 3/18/2020Fas Mosleh Juldee Innovate - GTM - Scale Innovation and Scaling at the speed of thought Innovation Ventures
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    Day 3 ofquarantine 3
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    Can I sellmy technology or patents? 5
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    How do Ilicense my patents or technology? 6
  • 7.
    Monetizing Innovation – Howto use IP and Technology to deliver added value beyond your core business 7 IP and technology M&A can help create value whether you are early stage, mid stage or later stage.
  • 8.
    When can IP/Techmonetization help? 8 Startup Mid stage – growth Later stage – acquisition or IPO
  • 9.
    Agenda –Introduction –Under the covers –Examplesof Monetization –Conclusion –Questions 9
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    Fas Mosleh 10 Silicon Valley Message queuingand Virtual OS VM Venture Fund IP Licensing and sales Cyber security business Super slow motion camera for iPhone 4MP First front facing cameras for smartphones 3D printing Image recognition HPE Green Lake IBM Power off /Hybrid Cloud
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    What we doat Juldee… 11 Strategy • Monetization strategy • Patent strategy • Licensing plan • Valuation Execution • License in/out • GTM/Scale • Increase value M&A • Increase valuation, demand • M&A technology • Exit • Sell/buy IP
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    Value Creation 12 Invent WorkInnovation Value $ $
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    The Value ofIP in a non-tech Company 14 Products & Technology Management Processes & Operations Customers and Channels Team & Brand IP & Patents
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    The Value ofIP in a Tech Company 15 Products & Technology Management Processes & Operations Customers and Channels Team & Brand IP & Patents
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    Global Patent Ranking 16 •Microsoft,Apple, and IBM lead the world in hardware & software patent innovation according PatentSight. •Samsung, Johnson & Johnson, LG Electronics. Alphabet, Qualcomm, Ford, Intel, Microsoft, Sony, and VW are the ten most innovative companies in the world, Source: PatentSight’s patent analytics research.
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    17 Most Important Non-MedicalInnovations of last 25 years
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    19 Most Important Innovations…my list 1. Fire 2. Wheel 3. Money 4. Maths 5. Remote Control 6. TV 7. Hot bath 8. Cameras 9. Autos 10. iPhone 11. Internet 12. Air and space craft Source: Fas@Venturecafe Hahaha
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    And The MostImportant Innovation is… 20
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    Why Do CompaniesPatent? 22 Source: HIGH TECHNOLOGY ENTREPRENEURS AND THE PATENT SYSTEM: RESULTS OF THE 2008 BERKELEY PATENT SURVEY Make and buy A real option
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    Examples of technologiesbuyers want – Collaboration – Messaging – Secure access and endpoint management – Payments and point of sale systems – NFC/RFID – Secure cards – Cryptocurrency, blockchain – Digital wallets – ERP - Inventory tracking, shipping, logistics – Cloud infrastructure – Enterprise IT software – SAN, NAS, Data Storage – Mobile handsets – Data warehousing – AR/VR – Video encoding 23
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    –Observability/method of detection –Industrydemand –Industry actions/trends – who is suing whom –Technology area –Quality of patent; strength of claims –Health of patents and apps (due diligence health check) –Who is a licensee? What cross licensing if any? –Expiration –Work arounds –Applicability (today and future) What affects the value of patents?
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    How the patentowner decides to sell patents Determine IP Strategy Determine Monetization Approach Execute Monetization •Understand business needs •What IP strategy meets the needs •Acquire IP for defense/offense? •Licensing? •Sales? •GTM plan •Patents identified •Sales plan created •Channel engaged Offensive need Defensive need Strategic need Non-strategic SELLKEEP Source: Juldee, 2011
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    Assess & Plan GTM Negotiate Due Diligence Close 26 In-depthtechnical review Review & extract results Obtain soft or hard R/E Review of file histories Prior Art Review Create Evidence of Use Create claim charts Market impact & players Sales strategy Prepare sales package Transmit Sales Package Schedule meetings Demonstrate value Follow up with client Respond to questions Negotiate Ts &Cs Draft PPA agreement Discuss issues Obtain approvals Determine Offer Select patents to sell Categorize Prioritize Engage SMEs 4-6 weeks 6-8 Weeks 6-8 weeks 4-6 weeks 2-4 weeks Acquirer due diligence -Legal -Technical Internal approvals PPA fine tuning PPA Execution Punch List Coordination Facilitate Funding Ribbon Copies delivered Negotiations through Post Closing Transaction Support Initiate Bid Process Manage Bidding Execute Round 1,2 Select bidder and backups Example Patent Sales Process Timeline (6-12 months) Source: Kanzatec, 2014
  • 27.
    Traditional Use ofPatents - Key Products to Defend Time Revenues/Impact Product business trajectory Current product business Business #1 e.g. Cameras Business #2 e.g. Enterprise Printers Business #3 e.g. Digital Frames Types of defense: Aggressive Proactive Reactive Source: Juldee, 2011
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    Don’t patent unlessthere is a strategy Business strategy>IP strategy>Patent prosecution
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    – Situation – Needanother round of funding – Challenges – Business doing poorly – New funding is hard to get at reasonable valuation – Action – Divest patents with a license grant back – Juldee allied with founders and strategy consultant – Results – $2M for 18 months of runway to profits 30 Example 1 – IP Funding
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    – Situation – Readyto shut shop – Challenges – Bankruptcy could be brutal – Action – Decide to divest IP – Juldee allied with investors and VCs – Results – ~$500K from patents alone 31 Example 2 – IP Exit
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    – Situation – Resetstrategy/priorities – Challenges – Complicated patent portfolio – Action – Reset portfolio to support new strategy – Results – Sell 10% of portfolio – Buy necessary patents to defend in new markets – Led to a dynamic IP strategy pacing the business strategy 32 Example 3 – IP Reset Reset: Align Acquire Divest Repeat
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    – Situation – $1B+revenues semi company – Challenges – Unnecessary IP found every year – Action – Create a regular revenue stream – Results – Sell $1M+ of patents every quarter garnering 75% margins – Healthy, dynamic IP strategy 33 Example 4 – IP Income
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    – Situation – Enteringnew market – Challenges – Very contentious space – Action – Proactively protect by buying patents – Results – Bought $5M worth patents to protect 34 Example 5 – IP Protect IP Protect: Aggressively Proactively Reactively
  • 35.
    – Situation – SeekingFunding/IPO/M&A – Challenges – Must maximize $$s – Action – Explore high return IP acquisition to boost valuation – Results – Bought ~$150K of patents = valuation boost of additional $1-2M 35 Example 6 – IP Boost Valuation Equalizer
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    What can youdo next? 37 – IP strategy: Consider your IP and patents as a strategic asset – Don’t make up IP unless you know its potential for your business – Funding: Consider the power of IP to increase valuation and credibility – Revenues: Consider licensing and M&A of IP and technology to drive +$s – M&A: Consider the power of IP to increase your M&A valuation – Typical ‘customers’ you can impress with your technology and IP… – Boards – Investors – Executive teams
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    Fas@Juldee.com 650 999 1573 WhatsApp Skype 3/18/2020FasMosleh Juldee Innovate - GTM - Scale Innovation and Scaling at the speed of thought Innovation Ventures
  • 39.
    Back to selfisolation 39
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    Example of JuldeeValue Add – Strategy development to enhance funding, sharpen product value proposition, increase reach, increase value – Results = more revenues, faster time to market, higher profits, larger deals, smaller sales cycle, brand recognition, pervasive market penetration, successful exit 40 Strategy Results Strategy Licensing deal Product spinout Alliance partners IP valuation Higher valuation More revenues, faster