I am looking for comprehensive information on teliris, a british
teleconferencing company.  I would like to know:

1) what the corporate structure is
2) what patents the company has
3) who the key inventors are
4) any license agrrements or litigation information

The parent company is mycroft

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Request for Question Clarification by pafalafa-ga on 26 Oct 2005 17:31 PDT

dunus-ga,

For a comprehensive due diligenct report, I suggest you rethink your
pricing for this question.

Even the maximum price of $200 may not be enough to warrant an
in-depth report of the sort you are asking for.

It may be necessary for you to scale things back if you are hoping to
have a meaningful response to a fairly modestly-priced question.

Just a suggestion...

pafalafa-ga

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Clarification of Question by dunus-ga on 29 Oct 2005 10:09 PDT

I will settle for quality information sources and a process for
gathering business intelligence in general so I can apply it to
teliris.

1) The USPTO, EPO, SEC are all obvious public sources of information. 
Who integrates business intellligence information and is the gold
standard?

2) What references (websites, books...software) are good for creating
an integrated business intelligence process?

3) Any other tips or methods of gathering information on companies?

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Request for Question Clarification by pafalafa-ga on 29 Oct 2005 12:19 PDT

dunus-ga,

Thanks for your reply.  It's actually pretty hard to generalize the
process for a company search.  A US company is very different from a
UK company, in terms of info sources.  So is a public vs a private
company.  A bank vs a manufacturer...and so on.

Still, there are certainly some major sources to turn to, as
summarized nicely here:


http://www.virtualchase.com/coinfo/index.htm
Company Research on the Web


Take a look at the above, and then let us know what additional
information we can provide as an answer to your question.


Cheers,

paf