TAILIEUCHUNG - Lecture Computing for management - Chapter 22

Lecture 22 - Intellectual property. After studying this chapter you will be able to understand: Intellectual property, types of intellectual property rights, copyrights, patents, trade secrets, Employees and trade secrets, key intellectual property right issues, plagiarism, reverse engineering,. | Intellectual Property Lecture 22 Summary of Previous Lecture In past lecture we have studied Definition of Ethics Morality Integrity? Difference between Morals, Ethics and Laws Ethics in Business World Ethics discussions Fostering good business ethics. Summary of Previous Lecture How to improve corporate Ethics? Including Ethical Considerations in Decision Making Different approaches Virtue ethics approach Utilitarian approach Fairness approach Common good approach Ethics in Information Technology Today’s Lecture Intellectual Property Types of Intellectual Property Rights Copyrights Patents Trade Secrets Laws Employees and Trade Secrets Key intellectual Property Right Issues Plagiarism Reverse engineering Today’s Lecture Open source code Competitive intelligence Cyber squatting Summary What Is Intellectual Property? Term used to describe works of the mind Distinct and “owned” or created by a person or group Under intellectual property law, owners are granted certain exclusive rights to a variety of intangible assets, such as musical, literary, and artistic works; discoveries and inventions; and words, phrases, symbols, and designs. Types of Intellectual Property Rights Common types of intellectual property rights includes Copyrights Protects authored works Trademarks A distinctive sign Patents Protects inventions . Industrial design rights For example Textile industry print rights in Pakistan Trade secret law Helps safeguard information critical to an organization’s success Types of Intellectual Property Rights Copyrights Copyrights Copyright Laws has been enacted by most governments Pakistan updated copyright law in 1992. Established in the . Constitution Article I, Section 8, Clause 8 Grants creators of original works the exclusive right to: Distribute Display Perform Reproduce work Prepare derivative works based upon the work Author may grant exclusive right to others Copyrights Copyright term Copyright law guarantees developers the rights

• Tin học văn phòng
• Computing for management
• Tin học quản lý
• Lecture Computing for management
• Computer science
• Intellectual property
• Open source code
• Trade secrets
• Lecture Introduction to computing
• Bài giảng Nhập môn máy tính
• Introduction to computing
• Data management
• Data intensive computing
• Simple relational database
• Information system job
• Information system management framework
• Computer systems
• Computers for individual use
• Notebook computers
• Input devices
• Inputting data
• Game controllers
• Video cards
• Data projectors
• Number systems
• Business data
• Database systems
• Managing business data
• Text codes
• Binary arithmetic
• Boolean algebra
• Network topology
• Computer networks
• Data communications
• The world wide web
• Applications of internet
• Web servers
• Static website
• Dynamic websites
• Front page
• Writing HTML
• Electronic commerce
• E commerce infrastructure
• Advertisement in electronic commerce
• Information systems
• Information technology
• Working across
• Information systems planning
• Planning techniques
• Security in information technology
• Computer programming
• Problem solving process
• C programming
• C programming language
• If statement
• Else statement