I am currently the PIUG Chair (2010-2012) and the Chair of the Patent Analysis Working Group.
As a member of PIUG I have also accomplished the following:
Chaired the Executive Director Task Force
Participated as a member of the Strategic Planning Committee
Was one of three individuals responsible for the incorporation of PIUG
Suggested the creation of the Brian Stockdale Award and have participated in the committee to select the award winner since the inception of the award
Career
I am Director of IP Analytics at 3LP Advisors where I work with clients to help them realize their business goals through the strategic use of IP. 3LP can be thought of as an organization that provides corporate strategic advisory services with the intention of engaging in patent brokerage transactions. We have been in the center of efforts to create a global IP Marketplace where patent assets in particular can be freely traded, sold and licensed.
If you are interested in 3LP and the business, please see the web site at www.3lpadvisors.com.
I am also one of the instructors for the PERI course on Patent Information, recently transferred to PIUG, where I teach on the subject of Patent Analysis.
While at Chemical Abstracts I was fortunate to work with some very talent people and have three products that I was associated with:
As a bit of whimsy but for a practical purpose, I also created the term Patinformatics, a term that is still widely used today; see Patinformatics Group Created on LinkedIn.
Some links to some of my papers and presentations on the web are below:
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For many this is a mantra that they base their life on. They are disciples of constant learning and look at every day as an opportunity to learn something new. It is a worthy goal and provides opportunities for growth and enrichment and in a number of cases an escape from routine and stagnation.
I was floored. Quite simply I could not believe what I had just heard.
A man wearing a casual button down shirt and jeans approached me as I was entering the opening reception for the Annual Meeting this May. He extended his hand and said, "I understand you're Tony, the incoming Chair of PIUG. I'm Bob Stoll, Commissi...
I recently had the good fortune to be in Vienna for the Information Retrieval Facility Symposium for 2010 (IRFS2010). PIUG members Stephen Adams and I are on the program committee for this meeting so we have been involved for more than a year in helping to put this meeting together and lining up speakers for the sessions. The...
More and more PIUG is being approached as a group and asked to supply guidance in matters germane to patents and patent information. I mentioned this in my first post on the role we can play with the major patent offices of the world.
There are other groups and organization though, outside of the patent offices, who are interested in partnering with and cooperating with us to accomplish goals that are mutually beneficial to both groups. The first one I would like to talk about is the Association of Independent Information Professionals (AIIP).
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