Technical understanding.
Commercial perspective.

Application preparation begins with understanding the invention and the opportunity it creates. The work connects the technical disclosure, claim architecture and supporting description with the commercial territory the inventor wants to establish.

Jurgen brings the perspective of an engineer, inventor and patent practitioner: ask the difficult questions early, resolve gaps in the disclosure and make the choices in the application serve an identifiable purpose.

A useful response engages directly with the examiner’s reasoning and cited material. It connects each proposed argument or amendment to the application’s support and the technical distinctions on which the case depends.

The business question remains present throughout: after the response, will the claims still reach the feature or implementation that gives the invention its commercial significance?

High-level strategic consultations, business strategies, and agreement review and preparation help connect intellectual property with the decisions a business needs to make.

Consider portfolio priorities, licensing possibilities, technology partnerships and the agreements that define how parties work together. Jurgen’s published discussion of commercialization emphasizes deliberate preparation for those relationships.

Read Jurgen’s commercialization perspective ↗