Recorded on 04/02/2024

Details:

Come explore the complexities of data and intellectual property (IP) rights within the acquisition process. The session will provide a comprehensive overview of types of data and IP, their importance in different contexts, and the legal and strategic considerations involved in securing these rights.

Learn how to assess data and IP needs effectively, considering factors such as project scope, future utilization, and potential constraints. Align your strategies and enhance your capabilities in making informed decisions about data and IP rights, ensuring you acquire the necessary protections and flexibility for your projects' success.

Intended Audience:

•   Federal contracting buyers and sellers.

Level of Difficulty:

• Beginner

Learning Outcomes:

• Enable coordination and consistency across DoD Components in developing and implementing strategies for acquiring and licensing IP and communicating with industry
• Ensure program managers are aware of rights and obligations of Government and contractors in IP.
• Consider and use best practices for acquiring and licensing IP early in the acquisition process.
• Encourage customized IP strategies for each system. 
  

CMBOK Competencies: 

• B.5 Risk Management
• 1.4 Regulatory Compliance

Presenter:

Vicki Allums, Learning Director, Defense Acquisition University (DAU)

• Bio

• 2.0 CPE/CLP credits for participation

Cost: 

• $74 member/ $92 non-member
• To register a team member or to inquire about a group discount, please contact [email protected].

Course Access:

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