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Intellectual Property and Licensing

Open new revenue opportunities with IBM intellectual property

We can help your business

IBM's vast collection of intellectual property can increase your ability to operate to grow your business, make it more efficient or launch new products. Working with IBM's IP means much more than licensing patents. Clients can work directly with members of IBM's team of 250,000 scientists, researchers, engineers, developers and technologists who built one of the world's largest IP portfolios. This broad collaboration creates a diversity of viewpoints, backgrounds and expertise that enables profound new solutions. Helping clients solve these problems is one of the many ways IBM continues to generate innovation that matters for our company and the world.

IBM's know-how, along with IP assets, skills, and infrastructure, reaches into nearly every industry and every discipline of science and technology.

Industry Collaboration

  • Agriculture

    Agriculture

    Assets from IBM's intellectual property portfolio can help meet the shifting demands of agriculture today.

  • Communications

    Communications

    Communications firms must communicate with their customers and offer the services they want.

  • Energy

    Energy

    Industry shifts necessitate analytics, modeling, simulation and advanced computing

  • Financial Services & Banking

    Financial Services & Banking

    Sophisticated technologies fuel operational efficiency, manage risks and blunt cyberattacks

  • Healthcare

    Healthcare

    Help improve patient care by analyzing massive amounts of data and identifying solutions

  • Retail

    Retail

    Optimize upsell potential through customer insight, ROI analysis and risk profiling

  • Transportation

    Transportation

    Innovation on a massive scale speeds development, reduces costs and differentiates products

$6 billion annual R&D investment. 18 years as top US patent recipient. 250,000 technical experts around the world.

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