Software Specific Challenges in Knowledge Transfer
22 Jan - 24 Jan 2025Sitges , Spain16 CE points
Members
€1,290.00
Non-members
€1,940.00
Course Overview
Venue
Programme
This course covers key aspects of software-related intellectual property and commercialisation, including software patents, software license agreements, and the impact of emerging technologies like big data and AI on software innovation. Participants will be guided through comprehensive licensing strategies, with a focus on open-source licensing and other critical models.
Designed for professionals with at least six months experience in knowledge transfer, this course offers interactive sessions and case studies, providing practical insights into navigating the complexities of software commercialisation.
The programme is ideal for those looking to enhance their ability to manage software IP and drive innovation within their institutions.
Why join this course?
Understand the fast-past developments and resulting challenges of software and which factors to be aware of when considering the basics will be addressed during the 3-day course. In addition, you will explore designing business models, marketing channels and software-based spin-offs.
The course is highly interactive and includes interactive learning exercises and case studies.
Learning Objectives
Develop your literacy in software and computer implemented inventions
Understand the implications of software development for due diligence and licensing
Create a strategy for licensing, recognising the opportunities and limitations open-source licenses
Design business models around software and computer-implemented inventions, and how to scale them
Identify and align, with a specific business model, different market channels; such as: apps, cloud, licensing models, hardware, software
Course Topics
Software terminology
Due diligence in software-implemented inventions
Alternative IP forms for software
Open-source software • Software-specific terms in license agreements
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Dr Alastair Cunningham, Spain
Venture Capital TC
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Arendt Speser, Italy
CSS
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Latvia
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