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Questel, a global leader in intellectual property (IP) management solutions, is delighted to announce its strategic partnership with the innovative Swiss-based company, ipQuants.

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Elevating patent prosecution process

Paris, March 26, 2024—Questel, a global leader in intellectual property (IP) management solutions, is delighted to announce its strategic partnership with the innovative Swiss-based company, ipQuants. By harnessing the potential of automated workflows and artificial intelligence (AI) to elevate patent prosecution, this collaboration offers IP attorneys an unparalleled platform for data analysis, trend spotting, and strategic decision-making.

Commenting on the announcement, Charles Besson, CEO of Questel, stated: "This partnership will enable the automation of document collection and response generation during prosecution, while also minimizing the use of emails for correspondence. This is particularly useful when combined with an IP management system [IPMS]."

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