This event is brought to you by the Licensing Executives Society (LES). LES members please RSVP and pre-pay here. If you are not a member of LES you can create and account and pre-pay here.
About the Program
The Oregon/SW Washington Chapter of LES cordially invites you to attend its September meeting. The panel will consist of speakers experienced with intellectual property issues in adopting open source software, participating in open source and open standard communities, and using a range of licensing models.
The open source software movement has gained mainstream adherents in recent years (including IBM, Intel, Microsoft) as the promise of rapid enhancements, lowered costs, and supplier independence proved valid. When to leverage open source software and when to choose proprietary approaches are often a strategic decisions. The panel's experience with open source software as a range of legal, business and development models will provide perspective on it's complexities, including the impact of open source adoption on IP asset creation, freedom to operate, and obligations incurred through open source licensing and community participation.
About the Panel
Martin Medeiros – Partner, Swider Medeiros Haver LLP (Panel Moderator)
Bian Jamison – Founder & CEO, OpenSourcery
Jim Wasko -- Program Director for Cloud Computing, IBM Systems and Technology Group, IBM
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Event Location: OTBC (Directions)
Cost:
Pre-Register by 12 noon on Monday, September 8, 2008
$15 Members by Monday, September 8, $20 at the door (cash, check, or credit card)
$20 Non-Members by Monday, September 8 $25 at the door (cash, check, or credit card)
$10 Student Rate by Monday, September 8, $15 at the door (cash, check, or credit card)
Register Online:
Online registration will close Monday, September 8 at 12 pm
On-site registration available after September 8
LES members please RSVP and pre-pay here. If you are not a member of LES you can register and pre-pay here.
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