Is it okay to evaluate as many patents as possible? ?
The answer to this question is no, of course. There are certain standards for patent evaluation, not random evaluation. So what are the factors that affect the evaluation of patent value? ?
The factors affecting patent value evaluation are as follows:
(1) The profitability of patents. The value of the patent is reflected by the realizable income of the patent in the future income period, including the transfer value of the patent use right within the effective life period and the annual income evaluation value of the patent. The more profitable a patent is, the higher its evaluation value will be if the environment and system allow it. The weaker the profitability, the lower the evaluation value. Some patents, although the creation cost is extremely high, are not needed in the market, or have low profitability and low evaluation value.
(2) the term of use of the patent. As far as the value itself is concerned, the value of a patent is closely related to the year when the patent generates revenue, and the service life of the patent directly affects the evaluation value of the patent. Therefore, the service life of patent is an important factor affecting the evaluation value of patent. Each patent generally has a certain period of use. On the one hand, the service life depends on the advanced degree of patent; On the other hand, it depends on its intangible loss. The more advanced the patent, the higher the leading level and the longer the service life. Similarly, the lower the degree of intangible loss, the longer the period (or income period) of its actual excess income. The principles and basis for determining the service life are as follows: ① The service life of intangible assets protected by law and not affected by the effective time is the legal protection period; (9) The service life of intangible assets protected by law and limited by economic years shall be determined according to the principle of "whichever is shorter"; ② For intangible assets that are not protected by law, the useful life of effective economic benefits determined by technology shall be its useful life; (4) For intangible assets with a transfer contract, the service life shall be specified in the contract.
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