About yet2.com
Intangibles such as intellectual property (IP) comprise as much as 75% of the market value of many companies. Yet, many companies do a less-than-optimal job of leveraging and extracting value from their IP.
Yet2.com Inc. and its online marketplace were founded in 1999 to promote technology licensing and transfer, with joint investment from Siemens, Bayer, Honeywell, DuPont, Procter & Gamble, Caterpillar, and NTT Leasing. The privately held company has offices in the Unites States, Europe, and Japan. Its clientele consists of a quarter of the Fortune 1000, small- and medium-sized enterprises, start-ups, VC firms, and non-profit R&D organizations.
Yet2.com is considered the world’s biggest online technology trading firm, supported by more than 500 of the world’s largest corporations. IP transfer officers from these firms regularly scan the yet2.com database for new technologies in their sphere of interest.
To date, third world markets has largely been excluded from this network, but yet2.com has now qualified Nicolas Lategan as independent technology broker for yet2.com, specifically to unlock the value held by South African and other third world markets. This makes it possible to list your innovation on the world’s most active online technology licensing network.
English speaking countries often face reluctance in licensing technology to non-English speaking markets like Japan and other Asian markets. In order to overcome this, Yet2.com technology brokers and representatives work together to expose your technology to their clients in all parts of the world.
Some quick facts about the yet2.com network
- There are about 1000 active deals at any given time in the network
- About 20% of these deals result in successful licensing agreements
- yet2.com’s weekly Tech of the Week newsletter is read by 105,000 technology seekers
- Leading clients represent over 40% of the world's R&D capacity
For more information on Yet2.com, visit their website at www.yet2.com
The following companies form part of the yet2.com network:
| 6062 Holdings, LLC Access Product Marketing Agfa Gevaert, NV Agrotechnology & Food Innovations B.V. Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. AmorePacific Corporation Anaqua Applied Materials Babcock Power Inc. BAE Systems Bayer Healthcare Bayer Innovation GmbH Black & Decker BP Carbonate Ltd. Caterpillar Columbia University CPT, Inc. DSM DuPont Eastman Chemical Company Enterprise Ireland Escher-Grad Technologies Inc. FIAT Finpro GE Aircraft Engines General Mills German Aerospace Center (DLR) GlaxoSmithKline |
General Mills German Aerospace Center (DLR) GlaxoSmithKline Heinz North America IBM Industrial Technology Research Institute innovation industries Innovia Medical IP2Revenues Johns Manville SC Johnson Kimberly-Clark Corporation Kishimoto Sangyo Co., Ltd. KYOEI Engineering Research Co., Ltd. McKinsey & Company Medtronic Microsoft Corporation Milliken Monsanto NASA Tech Briefs National Technology Agency of Finland Nisseki Chemical Texas, Inc. Nitto Denko Technical Corporation Nokia Corporation NorrisCapital Northrop Grumman Noveon |
Panacea Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Panasonic Parker Hannifin Philips International B.V. Platinum Research Organization Procter & Gamble Promotech Inc. The R&D Society Rembrandt IP Management RICOH Co. Ltd. Rockwell Scientific Company Rohm Haas Samsung Electronics Schick-Wilkinson Sword SDI The SEER Group, Inc. Shell Chemicals Signal Display Systems Source Companies LLC Stamicarbon bv Telemaco srl Texelerate Textron Innovations The Timken Company Transformedia Unilever University of Manchester Intellectual Property Ltd. Wageningen Business Generator BV WVHTC Foundation |
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