The Modern FTO Framework: Strategies for Connected, Risk-Reduced Innovation

Written By Cody Andrushko

With legal processes undergoing profound transformation, freedom-to-operate (FTO) is ripe for modernization.  Patent data has become unwieldy and it is no longer feasible to maintain analysis in spreadsheets as new purpose-built models are available to instinctively guide processes, integrate patent data, and capture decisions.

IPWatchdog in conjunction with ClearstoneIP will present on The Modern FTO Framework: Strategies for Connected, Risk-Reduced Innovation, Thursday, February 17, at 11 AM EST. On panel to discuss this subject, will be: Rich Roberson, Senior Patent Counsel at Adidas,  Lisa Adams, Partner at Mintz, and Gabe Sukman, CEO of ClearstoneIP, and Gene Quinn, President of IPWatchdog, Inc.

For more information, and to register, visit here.

Cody Andrushko
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