Who Should Attend
This session is designed for professionals responsible for patent portfolio strategy, monetization, licensing, enforcement, and portfolio optimization decisions.
IP Counsel and
In-House Legal Teams
Learn how to identify high-value patents, optimize portfolio costs, support licensing and enforcement strategies, and make defensible portfolio decisions in the age of AI.
Patent Attorneys, IP Law Firms & Litigation Teams
Understand how AI-assisted portfolio analysis and the 80/20 framework can help clients prioritize assets, strengthen monetization opportunities, and support litigation and licensing readiness.
IP Strategists & Licensing Teams
Discover practical approaches to evaluate large portfolios, identify commercially relevant patents, and align IP strategy with business and revenue objectives.
Why Patent Portfolio Strategy Matters In 2026
Patent portfolios are growing larger, more expensive to maintain, and harder to evaluate manually. At the same time, IP teams are under increasing pressure to justify portfolio spend, identify monetization opportunities, and make faster strategic decisions. In this session, we’ll explore how the 80/20 framework can help organizations focus on the small percentage of patents that drive the majority of strategic and commercial value.
- Reduce Portfolio Waste: identify low-value patents that increase maintenance costs without contributing meaningful business value
- Prioritize High-Impact Assets: uncover patents with stronger licensing, litigation, competitive, or monetization potential
- Accelerate Portfolio Decisions: shorten evaluation cycles using AI-assisted portfolio analysis and structured review frameworks
- Improve Portfolio Visibility: gain clearer insight into technology alignment, market relevance, and portfolio strengths
- Support Defensible IP Strategy: make more confident pruning, filing, licensing, and enforcement decisions backed by portfolio intelligence
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Organizations adopting smarter portfolio management approaches today are already reducing unnecessary spend, improving portfolio clarity, and unlocking stronger ROI from existing patent assets.
IS THIS WEBINAR RIGHT FOR YOU
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- Are you managing large patent portfolios with limited visibility into which assets actually drive strategic or commercial value?
- Are rising maintenance costs forcing tougher portfolio pruning and prioritization decisions?
- Do you struggle to identify which patents are worth maintaining, licensing, enforcing, or monetizing?
- Is your team spending too much time on manual portfolio review and analysis workflows?
- Are you exploring how AI can improve patent portfolio evaluation and decision-making without compromising defensibility?
- Do your clients or internal stakeholders expect faster, more data-backed IP strategy recommendations?
- Are you looking for a more structured framework to improve portfolio ROI in 2026 and beyond?
What You Will Learn
- Why a small percentage of patents often drive the majority of portfolio value
- How to apply the 80/20 framework to portfolio pruning, prioritization, and ROI optimization
- What separates high-value patents from low-impact assets in licensing, litigation, and monetization contexts
- How AI-assisted portfolio analysis can accelerate portfolio review and strategic decision-making
- Practical approaches to reducing maintenance spend without weakening strategic portfolio strength
- How to evaluate portfolios more efficiently across large patent datasets
- Ways to improve visibility into portfolio relevance, competitive positioning, and monetization opportunities
- How leading IP teams are shifting from volume-driven portfolio management to value-driven portfolio strategy
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BONUS FOR ATTENDEES: Complimentary First-Level Patent Portfolio Analysis
Qualified attendees can get a first-level patent portfolio analysis report (up to 20 patents), designed to give you immediate clarity into your portfolio.
What’s included:
High-potential patents worth deeper evaluation
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Potential pruning opportunities, monetization and licensing indicators
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Clear segmentation into high-value, strategic, and low-impact assets
What this enables:
Focus your efforts on patents with real upside
Remove noise from low-value assets
Make faster, more confident portfolio decisions
Meet the Speaker
Lumenci
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is this webinar different from a standard patent portfolio review?
This session goes beyond a basic patent portfolio review. It focuses on structured patent portfolio analysis, management, and strategy to help you prioritize assets, improve ROI, and make more defensible decisions.
Will this webinar cover monetizing patent portfolios?
Yes. We’ll cover how patent portfolio analysis helps identify high-value assets for licensing and enforcement, and how to align your patent portfolio strategy with monetization outcomes.
Is this relevant only for large patent portfolios?
No. The framework applies to both mid-sized and large portfolios. Whether you’re managing 50 or 500+ assets, structured patent portfolio management and monitoring improves clarity and decision-making.
How does this help improve patent portfolio strategy?
It provides a practical approach to patent portfolio analysis, prioritization, and pruning, helping you focus on high-impact patents and reduce effort on low-value assets.
Will this help with ongoing patent portfolio monitoring?
Yes. The concepts discussed support continuous patent portfolio monitoring and analysis, making it easier to reassess value, manage costs, and adapt your portfolio over time.