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Internet2 Intellectual
Property Framework Update
Meeting of the Working Group Chairs
Internet2 2003 Spring Member Meeting
13 July 2011
Overview
Progress since Fall MM
Review of Standard Approach
What you need to know
What you need to do
Summary and Discussion
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Progress Since Fall Member
Meeting
Continued feedback and refinement
Implementation plan for Standard
Approach developed
Implementation underway
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Standard Approach
Unless a written Non-Disclosure or Confidentiality
Agreement is in effect, the following shall be
deemed contributed to Internet2 Working
Groups, Working Group Projects, and Internet2 Area
Initiatives and Projects (with a license to use any and
all intellectual property rights associated with that
contribution): conversations, correspondence,
and/or all documents, electronic or otherwise. In
this regard, all contributions may be made freely
available to the public. By virtue of the contribution,
the contributor agrees that it will not pursue any
action for infringement of intellectual property with
respect to the contribution, or seek any payment or
royalty of any kind, or transfer any intellectual
property right with respect to that contribution to any
third party.
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Standard Approach
Identify who will be the “holder” of the intellectual
property.
Disclose any knowledge of an intellectual property
claim (published, laid open, or otherwise) that may
be infringed by the group's work.
Identify whether or not participants hold any
intellectual property rights that are likely to be
used in the project; and the terms and conditions
under which they will license any intellectual
property.
Open Source License – default
Participants agree to the approach 7/13/2011 5
What Working Group Chairs
Need to Know
Internet2 is implementing a straightforward
approach for handling intellectual property
based on the Standard Approach; goal is to
make is as easy as possible for the Working
Groups.
Prudent management of the intellectual
property aspects of a working group/ project
helps assure that deliverables will be handled
in a manner consistent with our principles.
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What Working Group Chairs
Need to Know - Rollout
Information posted on web site
Internet2‟s Vice President for Operations has
overall responsibility for the Intellectual
Property Framework..
WG Chair Survival Guide updated
Standard Approach in effect at Member
Meeting
Working Group Chair meeting
Area Directors to send email to working group
participants post MM
Current Working Group activities will be
reviewed to determine if any action with
respect to intellectual property is needed.
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What Working Group Chairs
Need to Know: Ongoing
Intellectual property management
requirements will be identified when a
Working Group is established.
Intellectual Property “Checklist” will be
provided
Internet2 is developing a clear process for
contributions
Support will be provided: The Area Director is
the first line of support
We expect improvements over time based on
use of the Standard Approach. Your
feedback will be important.
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What do the Working Group
Chairs need to Do?
Collaborate with the Area Director to specify
working group/ project intellectual property
requirements.
Make sure that participants are aware of the
intellectual property requirements and work
with them to address the „checklist‟.
Ask for help if you need it.
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What Working Group Chairs
Need to Do
Frequently remind Working Group participants
that the Standard Approach is in effect and
that their continued participation implies
consent. (during meetings, on the web-site,
etc.)
• Conversations, documents, emails, teleconference calls, etc.
considered donated to the working group with license to use
and to share
• Participants have ongoing requirement to disclose any
intellectual property claim that may be infringed by the
working group.
Include standard disclaimer on deliverables.
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What Working Group Chairs
Should Do
Pay special attention to software
development projects.
• Determine who will „hold‟ the intellectual property
and make sure that all of the intellectual property
rights are assigned to the holder.
• Employment contracts often specify intellectual
property rights
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Summary
Management of the intellectual property
aspects of a working group/ project is
important.
Internet2 is implementing processes
and support to facilitate this.
We hope to continually improve our
approach and support systems based
on use.
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