PATEV is a DIN – ISO certified expert house for business based IP services at the interface of technology and business management.
PATEV supports innovative technology companies and consulting firms with its own intelligence solutions for the positioning of technologies regarding NEW Business and NEW Value.
Our customers can work with the PATEV tools – specifically configured for their NEW Business – themselves (“Self-Service Datamart”) and thus quickly and precisely gain transparency about the technologies and markets of the next 3 – 5 years.
Our approach is to work with you to develop a custom-fit solution for your tasks. In doing so, we stand for an upgrading of the in-house patent work by involving the TOP management and all assigned departments. This requires special care and competence from our employees and partners:
Our employees & partners are experienced engineers or scientists with an entrepreneurial background. Challenges are a motivation for us and we consider them as new opportunities for learning.
The professional handling of Big Data from IP and Market Intelligence is a matter of course for our team.
With us, you are in the best company: With a network of selected collaboration partners, we bundle competencies and achieve a holistic added value for our customers.
Beyond sales and profit
As a company which is active both nationally and internationally, we have an obligation to participate in social development. We believe that every person has a right to appreciation, unfolding of personality and a humane standard of life. That’s why we are committed to a more just world, locally and globally.
Our motto is ‘help for self-help’.
Abalimi (Xhosa: ‘The cultivator’) is a community organisation which, primarily in the townships east of Capetown has helped several thousand people, the majority of them women, to create and cultivate home gardens and larger community gardens under difficult conditions. The cultivation projects secure a basic income and at the same time ensure sustainable ecological development of the townships.
Our donations are invested directly (climate compensation) in this ‘vegetable growth’ and/or in trainings and education for the farmers.
The dry weather in summer 2017-18 made the situation worse for ABALIMI’s small farmers. The construction of a well in the Moya We Khaya garden in Khayelitsha was planned and supported financially.
At the end of February 2019, the well was finally put into service; it provides sufficient water to sustain the garden, the farmers will soon be able to deliver vegetables for ‘Harvest of hope’ once again.
