Invenza is an intellectual property consultancy that specializes in providing tailored solutions to patent and licensing challenges. With expertise in high-value technologies such as cellular telecommunications, WiFi, audio coding, and video coding, Invenza offers a range of services to support clients in various industries, including the Internet of Things. Their services include licensing support, where their legal team, composed of former EP and US in-house counsel, assists in all aspects of in and out-patent licensing.

Invenza's unique approach saves clients time, money, and risk compared to traditional law firms by offering a plugin licensing team that collaborates effectively with existing corporate setups. In addition, Invenza offers monetization strategies that involve patent identification and analysis, infringement analysis, negotiations, licensing approaches, litigation (if necessary), and the signature of a license. Their integrated teams, consisting of patent attorneys and engineers, minimize costs and risks while delivering the highest likelihood of success.

Moreover, Invenza provides infringement analysis services and offers an efficient and cost-effective solution to reverse-engineering needs. Their team of engineers, supervised by patent attorneys, ensures legal privilege protection from the early stages of the process. The enforcement strategy of Invenza takes into account the complex legal questions that arise in a globally interconnected world.

They have expertise in handling patent infringement allegations involving digital technologies, considering factors such as market position, territory, detectability, costs, and political climate. Invenza's patent essentiality evaluations help determine whether patent claims cover mandatory requirements of specific standards. Their attorneys and standards engineers offer evaluations of higher quality at a much lower price point than their competitors, making patent pools more accessible.

Additionally, Invenza provides valuations for early-stage technology companies, helping them negotiate their true value with Venture Capitalists and trade acquirers. With the ability to swiftly deploy multi-disciplinary teams, they bring together patent attorneys, engineers, and outside economists to provide reliable valuations. Lastly, Invenza addresses the challenges posed by the expansion of the Internet of Things (IoT).

They offer licensing negotiation expertise for Standard Essential Patents (SEPs) and help clients develop and monitor a FRAND licensing framework and timeline. Overall, Invenza's diverse team and integrated approach make them a valuable partner for businesses seeking intellectual property consultancy services tailored to their needs