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IP Auctions GmbH
IP Bewertungs AG (IPB) is one of Europe's leading consulting firms for intellectual property services such as patent evaluation, patent commercialisation and patent management. Based in Hamburg, the company gives its clients advice and answers to questions concerning the management of patent portfolios with the objective of enhancing the return of their most important resource, which is "knowledge".
More than 80 employees work for IPB in the field of patent management and consultation regarding patent value funds... more
In order to expand the network of excellence, IPB is still looking for IP experts with superior experience in IP commercialisation and brokerage.
Experts in one of the fund's technology areas and territorial or market experts are needed.
If this is appealing to you don't hesitate to contact us.
Put your mind to intellectual matters
Their fund may be the first of its kind in the UK, but it's not new: the idea of investing in intangible intellectual property is well established around the world. In the US, the commercialisation of IP is a fast-growing business... more
August 15, 2008 | Siemens ippress
Auctions - a new approach to commercializing patents
The auctioning of IP rights is one way in which companies can covert their intangible assets into capital... more
June 27, 2008 | Nano Science and Technology Institute
Polymerelectronics: Next generation of production method
The overview of the IP describes the second production generation of polymer electronics. With this technology, it is possible to generate very small structures of conductive polymer as a basis for organic electronics with high performance, which is necessary for RFID-tags. e-paper, displays and low-cost-electronics... more
April 9, 2008 | German-Finnish commerce (Finnish)
Patentin hyödyntämisrahstot väloportaana innovaatio - ja pääomamarkkinoiden välillä
Lähes päivittäin yritysten patenttiosastot saavat lukuisia lisenssi- ja yhteis- työtarjouksia. Innovaatioiden arvioijat seulovat yleensä tunti- ja päiväkausia runsaasta tarjonnasta todella hyödyntämiskelpoisia ja arvokkaita innovaatioita. Tässä voivat auttaa patentinhyödyntämisrahastot... more
February 19, 2008 | Medical News made in North Germany
Value from knowledge
Intellectual properties on the increase on the Arabian market... more
February 5, 2008 | Press Release
From idea to product: IPB presents prototype of longitudinal force-locked connection
So far complex welding is an integral part of pipe connections. IP Bewertungs AG (IPB) presents at the international tube and pipe trade fair, Tube 2008, in Dusseldorf from 31 March until 4 April 2008 an innovation that solves this problem: Longitudinal force-locked connection for ferroconcrete or glass fibre-reinforced pipes. In Hall 6, booth C31 the system will be demonstrated by IPB experts on the basis of a prototype... more
September 1, 2007 | Hamburg Liaison Office Shanghai
European Patents for Sale
For the first time in Europe IP Auctions GmbH held a live intellectual property auction in mid May this year. The auction's lots were patents, licences and brand rights from diverse technology sectors.
IP Auctions GmbH
July 4, 2007 | Publication
The Monetization of Intellectual Property
The article discusses how IP is turning from collateral into a separately tradable asset. IP is no longer just nice to have. It has left behind its image of being just additional collateral, and become an asset, separately valuable and tradabale... more
May 16, 2007 | Patent auction
IPB's sister company, IP Auctions GmbH, first sale of patents at live auction in Munich
Yesterday IP Auctions GmbH held the first live auction for patents, licences and brand rights at the Kempinski Airport Hotel in Munich. 130 interested parties watched intently as 83 lots were auctioned. They consisted of 210 patent groups, around 400 individual patents and one set of brand rights from areas including engineering, life science, automotive and environmental technology ... more
February 8, 2007 | Bloomberg.com
Disney Faces Trademark Battle Over Winnie the Pooh Name Rights
Walt Disney Co. is facing a new legal front in its battle over the right to the Winnie the Pooh characters. Stephen Slesinger Inc., which owns the merchandising rights to the characters and traces its stake to the 1930 agreement with Pooh creator A.A. Milne, is seeking to cancel the U.S. trademarks of 25 Pooh-related names obtained by Disney since 1996. According to Slesinger Disney was not the owner of the registered marks at the time that these filings were made. The petition before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office is the latest in a 16-year legal battle over the rights to Winnie the Pooh.
February 7, 2007 | Bloomberg.com
EarthLink Faces USD 20 Million Patent-Infringement Claim
EarthLink Inc., the U.S.'s fourth-biggest Internet-service provider, should be ordered to pay at least USD 20 million in damages for infringing three patents. Inline Connection Corp. sued EarthLink in 2002 over patents awarded since 1998 on digital-subscriber lines that speed up Internet downloads for telephone customers. According a lawyer for Inline EarthLink has used this patents for years and refuses to pay him a nickel. He said the damage request was equal to 25 percent of EarthLink's savings from use of the patented technology.
January 31, 2007 | ChinaDialy.com
IPR development in national plan
An intellectual property rights (IPR) development program has for the first time been incorporated into national planning. The 11th Five-Year Plan includes an IPR plan, highlighting IPR's role in promoting social and economic growth ... more
January 18, 2007 | Bloomberg.com
China's Intellectual Property Rights Lawsuits Rise
China's courts have heard more lawsuits involving intellectual property right violations since the nation entered the World Trade Organization in 2001. There were 54,321 civil cases involving intellectual porperty rights between 2002 and 2006, more than double the number in the preceding five years. China's courts heard 14,219 such cases last year.
We transfer technologies between Europe and the rest of the world!
In order to expand the network of excellence, IPB is still looking for IP experts with superior experience in IP commercialisation and brokerage.
Experts in one of the fund's technology areas and territorial or market experts are needed.
If this is appealing to you don't hesitate to contact us.
What's new at IPB?
February 20, 2009 | Financial TimesPut your mind to intellectual matters
Their fund may be the first of its kind in the UK, but it's not new: the idea of investing in intangible intellectual property is well established around the world. In the US, the commercialisation of IP is a fast-growing business... more
August 15, 2008 | Siemens ippress
Auctions - a new approach to commercializing patents
The auctioning of IP rights is one way in which companies can covert their intangible assets into capital... more
June 27, 2008 | Nano Science and Technology Institute
Polymerelectronics: Next generation of production method
The overview of the IP describes the second production generation of polymer electronics. With this technology, it is possible to generate very small structures of conductive polymer as a basis for organic electronics with high performance, which is necessary for RFID-tags. e-paper, displays and low-cost-electronics... more
April 9, 2008 | German-Finnish commerce (Finnish)
Patentin hyödyntämisrahstot väloportaana innovaatio - ja pääomamarkkinoiden välillä
Lähes päivittäin yritysten patenttiosastot saavat lukuisia lisenssi- ja yhteis- työtarjouksia. Innovaatioiden arvioijat seulovat yleensä tunti- ja päiväkausia runsaasta tarjonnasta todella hyödyntämiskelpoisia ja arvokkaita innovaatioita. Tässä voivat auttaa patentinhyödyntämisrahastot... more
February 19, 2008 | Medical News made in North Germany
Value from knowledge
Intellectual properties on the increase on the Arabian market... more
February 5, 2008 | Press Release
From idea to product: IPB presents prototype of longitudinal force-locked connection
So far complex welding is an integral part of pipe connections. IP Bewertungs AG (IPB) presents at the international tube and pipe trade fair, Tube 2008, in Dusseldorf from 31 March until 4 April 2008 an innovation that solves this problem: Longitudinal force-locked connection for ferroconcrete or glass fibre-reinforced pipes. In Hall 6, booth C31 the system will be demonstrated by IPB experts on the basis of a prototype... more
September 1, 2007 | Hamburg Liaison Office Shanghai
European Patents for Sale
For the first time in Europe IP Auctions GmbH held a live intellectual property auction in mid May this year. The auction's lots were patents, licences and brand rights from diverse technology sectors.
IP Auctions GmbH
July 4, 2007 | Publication
The Monetization of Intellectual Property
The article discusses how IP is turning from collateral into a separately tradable asset. IP is no longer just nice to have. It has left behind its image of being just additional collateral, and become an asset, separately valuable and tradabale... more
May 16, 2007 | Patent auction
IPB's sister company, IP Auctions GmbH, first sale of patents at live auction in Munich
Yesterday IP Auctions GmbH held the first live auction for patents, licences and brand rights at the Kempinski Airport Hotel in Munich. 130 interested parties watched intently as 83 lots were auctioned. They consisted of 210 patent groups, around 400 individual patents and one set of brand rights from areas including engineering, life science, automotive and environmental technology ... more
February 8, 2007 | Bloomberg.com
Disney Faces Trademark Battle Over Winnie the Pooh Name Rights
Walt Disney Co. is facing a new legal front in its battle over the right to the Winnie the Pooh characters. Stephen Slesinger Inc., which owns the merchandising rights to the characters and traces its stake to the 1930 agreement with Pooh creator A.A. Milne, is seeking to cancel the U.S. trademarks of 25 Pooh-related names obtained by Disney since 1996. According to Slesinger Disney was not the owner of the registered marks at the time that these filings were made. The petition before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office is the latest in a 16-year legal battle over the rights to Winnie the Pooh.
February 7, 2007 | Bloomberg.com
EarthLink Faces USD 20 Million Patent-Infringement Claim
EarthLink Inc., the U.S.'s fourth-biggest Internet-service provider, should be ordered to pay at least USD 20 million in damages for infringing three patents. Inline Connection Corp. sued EarthLink in 2002 over patents awarded since 1998 on digital-subscriber lines that speed up Internet downloads for telephone customers. According a lawyer for Inline EarthLink has used this patents for years and refuses to pay him a nickel. He said the damage request was equal to 25 percent of EarthLink's savings from use of the patented technology.
January 31, 2007 | ChinaDialy.com
IPR development in national plan
An intellectual property rights (IPR) development program has for the first time been incorporated into national planning. The 11th Five-Year Plan includes an IPR plan, highlighting IPR's role in promoting social and economic growth ... more
January 18, 2007 | Bloomberg.com
China's Intellectual Property Rights Lawsuits Rise
China's courts have heard more lawsuits involving intellectual property right violations since the nation entered the World Trade Organization in 2001. There were 54,321 civil cases involving intellectual porperty rights between 2002 and 2006, more than double the number in the preceding five years. China's courts heard 14,219 such cases last year.