Independent Valuation of Technology and Intangible Assets
The Valuation Group provides valuation support for technology, software, data assets, proprietary systems, developed technology, customer relationships, contract rights, non-compete agreements, licensing rights, royalty streams, and other intangible assets.
Our work supports attorneys, business owners, investors, CFOs, auditors, CPA firms, tax advisors, licensors, licensees, buyers, sellers, and advisory teams that need documented valuation analysis involving intangible asset value.
Why The Valuation Group
Technology and intangible asset value depends on the economic benefit the asset creates, the rights being valued, expected useful life, market adoption, revenue contribution, cost savings, competitive advantage, commercial risk, and the relationship between the asset and the business using it.
Our work connects technical, contractual, and commercial rights to the financial evidence needed for valuation, reporting, transaction review, tax-sensitive transfers, or dispute analysis.
We value developed technology, software, platforms, proprietary systems, technical processes, software-enabled business models, data-driven assets, and other technology-related intangible assets.
Our analysis may address expected revenue, cost savings, market adoption, useful life, competitive alternatives, development stage, commercialization risk, technical risk, maintenance requirements, and the economic contribution of the technology.
Customer-related intangible assets may include customer relationships, customer lists, recurring revenue relationships, contracts, distribution rights, supplier agreements, and other commercial rights.
We analyze expected economic benefit, retention risk, revenue contribution, contract terms, useful life, customer concentration, and market conditions affecting value.
We provide valuation support for non-compete agreements, assembled workforce considerations, proprietary methods, operating systems, data assets, licensing rights, and other intangible assets that may arise in transactions, disputes, financial reporting, or tax-sensitive matters.
Our work focuses on the economic benefit associated with the asset and the supportable assumptions behind the value conclusion.
Technology and intangible asset valuation may be needed for purchase price allocations, impairment testing, fair value measurement, acquisitions, sales, licensing transactions, related-party transfers, estate or tax-sensitive transfers, investor reporting, and litigation matters.
Our reports explain the asset valued, the financial evidence considered, the valuation methods used, the assumptions applied, and the reasoning supporting the value conclusion.
