Kodak has over 11,000 patents and since 2008 has raised over $1.9 billion from the sale of IP and law suits while actively seeking to raise cash from the divestiture of its digital imaging patents, valued at $2 billion. Just two weeks it agreed a deal with Imax and Kodak's stock bumped up 5%. This will not extinguish the immediate fire, but it does allow management to tout Kodak's "silver bullets" – four core growth businesses: workflow software, packaging, printers and high-speed digital presses. All of which are forecast to increase from about 10% to 25% share of sales by 2013, but "The losses continue to pile up in their supposed growth businesses," said Chris Whitmore, a Deutsche Bank analyst speaking to WSJ. "They need to sell assets to sustain themselves." So how does Antonio Perez avoid the shutter of the company and transform to a printer business?