Xerox among World's Top Innovators, received 1,030 U.S. Patents in 2011
Xerox Corporation is believed to continue to expand its rich patent portfolio filled with innovation that helps simplify, speed up and create more efficient ways for work to get done in enterprises around the world. The company received 1,030 U.S. patents in 2011.
The tally includes patents from Xerox wholly-owned subsidiaries; Affiliated Computer Services (ACS), the Palo Alto Research Center (PARC), and XMPie - all Xerox companies. Xerox's joint venture in Japan, Fuji Xerox Co. Ltd., received 588 U.S. patents in 2011. When taken together, the Xerox group garnered 1,618 U.S. patents, placing Xerox eighth on the IFI Patent Intelligence list worldwide.
Sophie Vandebroek, Chief Technology Officer, Xerox & President, Xerox Innovation Group, said, "Through our innovation, we are helping our clients be more agile in today's tough business environment. Xerox innovation helps make it easier to mine context from the massive amounts of content needed to run their operation and can create a more sustainable enterprise. Whether it is collaboration with industry or university partners, co-creating with our customers, conducting first-of-kind pilots in U.S. hospitals or remote villages in India - we innovate. It's part of our heritage and a priority for our future."
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