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27 May 2021
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Navigating the 5G patent landscape

Mapping the road ahead

5G is poised to transform operations and industries across the globe in the next 15 years. In this fast-moving, high-investment context, telecommunications patent holders will seek to monetize their patents. Businesses that plan to adopt 5G technology will have to consider how to reduce their operational risk and cost exposure and consider a more proactive approach to managing 5G patents and licensing.

Navigating the 5G patent landscape: Mapping the road ahead
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The adoption of 5G technology is expected to contribute up to $2 trillion to the global economy over the next 15 years. 5G connections will cover mobile devices as well as the entire Internet of Things across societies and businesses. 5G usage comes with a complex system around accessing and negotiating patent licenses and many business have yet to consider how to negotiate and operate in this complex patent environment.

Navigating the 5G patent landscape: Mapping the road ahead, examines the core considerations and important next steps that businesses should address as they embrace 5G technologies to help manage operational and financial risks and cost exposures while striving to maximize value.

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Jon Calvert

Deloitte - United Kingdom
Jon Calvert leads the IP Advisory business within Deloitte. He has extensive experience and leadership in intellectual property strategy development and execution from his many years as a tech executive and IP consultancy business founder. As well as overseeing the Global IP Advisory capability within Deloitte, Jon leads the UK based IP team directly supporting clients across a wide range of industries and geographies looking to discover, plan, protect, manage and leverage their IP assets. Jon has broad experience in helping companies build enterprise value through IP, identify and manage IP risks, maximising efficiencies through tax planning and utilizing Innovation led government incentives and realise value through the sale and licensing of IP rights. IP Advisory supports the wide range of business services within Deloitte in which IP plays an integral role for example: Digital transformation Transfer pricing R&D tax credits & Patent box M&A (Buy & Sell Side) SME Growth and IPO planning Cyber risk and IP protection Innovation strategy He has a Masters in Engineering from Brunel University and is regularly recognised as one of the top 300 international IP strategy advisors in the world by IAM magazine.
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Josue Ortiz Ramirez

Deloitte - United Kingdom
Josue advises clients on IP strategy and IP transactions. He runs the IP Advisory group’s transaction advisory service. His transaction and valuation track record includes buy-side and sell-side engagements, comprising the full range of registered and unregistered IP rights in a diverse set of commercial settings.
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