Introduction

After identifying intangibles, companies should assign a quantifiable value to those intangibles based on their functions, risks, and expected future cash flows.  To begin to assess the present value of an intangible, valuators look to the company’s strategies and business model to see where the intangible fits within the value chain and how much value it will likely add to the company’s cash flows.  

Below, you will find tools that enables you to conduct some quantitative assessment yourself, free of charge.

1. Location Selector: This web-based platform enables the user to sift through a variety of quantitative factors of different potential investment locations where they could possibly locate their IP.  Using multiple analysis tools that manipulate country data factors, Location Selector allows the user to benchmark and rank the competitiveness of these different locations to arrive at the investment location that best suits their business' needs.
2. Do Your Own Valuation: Using simple spreadsheet designs, the valuation calculators allow the user to do a quick valuation of their business or IP by inputting on-hand company financial data.

By integrating processes to determine "how to quantify the investment and return on intangibles" PLUS "how to do your own valuation"  PLUS "how to set up a proper infra-structure to manage your intangibles to create a sustainable value of your intangibles", this allows advisors, investors, and managers of a company to complete a full analysis of the company's intangibles in 15 minutes or less.