In business and technology, speed is key. This is especially true in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), where seconds matter to all the innovators submitting patent applications. In this episode, Jamie Holcombe, CIO of the USPTO, explains how his team is using new technology and working faster on a network that will keep up with the products and technologies inventors are hoping to bring to market. 

Tune in to learn:

• What is the USPTO? (1:20)
• How new technology is used to help evaluate patent applications (6:30)
• The importance of having a reliable and fast network (16:30)
• Cybersecurity at the USPTO (21:25)

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