Slides from David Reilly’s talk at Open Coffee
This morning David Reilly from Reilly & Co Solicitors spoke to Corks Open Coffee about Commercial Law.
It was an excellent presentation, David covered a lot of very relevant topics focused on those in commercial software development in a short time.
Davids presentation was called The Creation, Protection and Exploitation of Software – A Practical and Non-Harming Legal Review and covered the following areas:
- Legal background to ownership of software – VCs and The Exit Strategy
- Protection and Infringement of software
- Exploitation of software – how to get it right from the very start
A practical and commercial legal review aimed at software developers and those dealing in IT contracts.
Davids talk was also available online thanks to Shared Visions. Roland Steinmetz set up the room with a camera and speakers allowing the online viewers to participate from their offices, one user joined us from Munich!
Thank you all for attending.
Cork Open Coffee is on Friday July 24th
Hi OCCers,
This weeks Cork Open Coffee is on Friday July 24th in the Rubicon building next to CIT from 10am-12pm.
The Creation, Protection and Exploitation of Software
David Reilly from Reilly & Co. Solicitors will be presenting a talk on The Creation, Protection and Exploitation of Software – A Practical and Non-Harming Legal Review.
Topics will include:
- Legal background to ownership of software – VCs and The Exit Strategy
– Protection and Infringement of software
– Exploitation of software – how to get it right from the very start
This will be a practical and commercial legal review aimed at software developers and those dealing in IT contracts.
Virtual Open Coffee with Shard Visions
Roland Steinmetz from Shard Visions has arranged for a Virtual Open Coffee session this Friday to allow viewers to join in and view Davids talk online. Users can simply watch or interact using their own audio/video setup.
To join in, simply visit http://short.ie/vocc in your browser from 9.30am onwards on Friday.
Attendees will have to accept a download, its currently Win only and the download is 13MB.
Plug in a headset and a webcam before entering. The room is open for testing and login in at any time. Its recommended to login and setup before Friday.
Roland will be in from 9:30am on Friday and can check you audio and video remotely.
Thanks once again to the Rubicon for kindly hosting us.
See you there,
Gordon.
World Class Solutions Sales workshop in Cork
World Class Solutions are holding a workshop in Cork on the 29th July for business owners who want to kick-start their sales.
Participants will learn new sales and marketing techniques. They can also bring their promotional materials and website address and get individual help to improve them.
The workshop will run from 9.30 am to 1.30 pm, Wednesday the 29th of July in the Regus Centre the City Gate in Mahon. (Directions and map to City Gate here)
Places are limited. For more details including a course overview PDF, visit the World Class Solutions website or contact Bridie on 021-4373283
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Cork Open Coffee, July 10th
This weeks Cork Open Coffee will be in Brew Cafe on Paul Street in Cork at 10am.
There are no presentations this time. We are trying out a new location.
See you there!
Heres a map to Paul Street
cmypitch.ie video pitches launches
Just a quick note for those of you in startups. Adele Moran from cmypitch.ie contacted us about their new site which has just launched. (Web2Ireland coverage here: http://www.web2ireland.org/2009/06/29/cmypitch-launches-in-ireland/).
They connect entrepreneurs with investors through the means of video pitches. They seem to be serious operators with endorsements from the likes of Eddie Jordan (F1), Philip Lynch (IAWS, One51), Patrick Brazel (former Chairman of Irish Software Association), James Morris (Windmill Lane, TV3), Tony Kilduff (Kindle). They have also signed up several partners: Bank of Scotland (Ireland), Deloitte, The Irish Times, Microsoft and William Fry.
If you are looking for funding, it’s looks like it’s worth a punt.
