About this Webinar
A company's trade secrets and know how are often its most valuable assets yet many companies fail to recognise this and take steps to protect and exploit them.
Defining and executing an IP strategy which includes safeguarding its trade secrets and know how is key to any technology based organisation. Learn how to identify, protect and extract value from these IP assets.
Who Should Attend?
This webinar is intended for senior managers in innovative industries responsible for developing new products or services. As such, the course will be of interest to Business managers, R&D scientists, engineers and programmers, commercial lawyers and licensing professionals.
Outline of Webinar
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Defining Confidential Information, Trade Secrets and Know How
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Identifying Trade Secrets
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Legal Framework
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Choosing between Trade Secrets protection and Patent Protection
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Software, Copyright and Trade Secret Protection
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Protecting Trade Secrets and Know How
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Managing your Trade Secret Assets
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How the Courts Deal with Trade Secret Theft
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Sharing Confidential Information
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