UTC and Raytheon: IP Analysis of the Mega Merger
United Technologies (UTC) and Raytheon recently announced their merger in an all-stock deal billed as a “merger of equals”. The combined entity will be known...
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Apple: Enhancing its Products with Acquisitions
“Apple buys a company every two to three weeks on average”, Apple’s CEO Tim Cook said in a recent interview with CNBC. Since its inception...
Salesforce: Powering its Growth with Aggressive Acquisitions
Salesforce.com, the first company to introduce round the clock software delivery over the cloud, is a leading provider of cloud-based enterprise software-as-a-service (SaaS). Founded in...
Rakuten Inc. – Japan’s E-commerce Contender
Rakuten is a leading Japanese B2B and B2C e-commerce company, founded by Hiroshi Mikitani in 1997. The company introduced its first internet shopping mall, Rakuten...
Tesla: Moving Beyond Electric Vehicles
Tesla created ripples in the EV market in 2006 with the introduction of the Roadster – a plug-in electric sports car, powered by Li-ion batteries....
Facial Recognition – Facing the Future of Security
Biometrics technology has advanced significantly over the recent years, and its usage for security and authentication purposes has now become commonplace. Face recognition is gaining...
Intel: Moving towards a Data-driven Future
Intel has been undergoing a business transformation from being a PC-centric company to a data-centric business, building and delivering products that enable data processing, storage,...
Digital Wallets: The Future of Money
Technology has changed the way we interact with money. With the inception of Internet banking and the rise of digital wallets, consumers can conduct financial...
Finding Key Inventors using i-index
In a previous post, we compared the inventor i-index scores for the famous inventors – Edison and Tesla. In this article, we show how one...
Fujifilm: Innovating a Corporate Makeover
Fujifilm recently launched a new global brand campaign called ‘Never Stop’ to position itself as a company that has moved beyond its photographic film business...
