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Seminar: Keeping Company Know-How Confidential
Seminar content
In this seminar, participants will learn which information requires confidential handling in which contexts. Based on concrete examples, the course will identify the most important situations regarding confidentiality and show the ramifications when confidential information becomes publicly known. Participants will also learn the most important points in confidentiality agreements. The seminar will round off with a presentation on general strategic considerations concerning when it is better to patent a technological solution and when to keep it secret.
Methodology
The seminar is comprised of a theoretical part and practical exercises. This ensures that participants will be able to directly implement what they have learned in the seminar in their work environment.
Goals
- Creating awareness among company staff/management when dealing with confidential information
- Understanding a confidentiality agreement
- Understanding the relationship between confidentiality and patents
Target audience
Management and scientific staff
Requirements
No previous knowledge necessary
Speaker
Dr Ute-Christine Konopka, Owner thinksafe
Length of seminar
Half-day plus advanced consultation and preparation
Seminar programme
Theoretical part | |
09.00h | Introduction – Seminar goals General knowledge concerning confidentiality and the ramifications of confidential information becoming publicly known. |
10.30h | Break |
Practical part | |
10.45h | Handling confidential information in conversations and contracts with customers, suppliers, company outsiders. |
12.30h | End of seminar |
Seminar language
German or English
Place
Individual
Price
Upon agreement
Contact
Training
Telephone 031 377 72 44
email training @ipi .ch
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