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SIS Session “Protecting Know- How and Trade Secrets in Collaborative R&D Relationships” Dr. Gene Slowinski (Rutgers University Business School) Dr. Ed Hummel (Lucent Technologies Bell Labs) Dr. Bob Kumpf (Bayer MaterialScience)
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, Slide 2 Summary of Project Intellectual property is the currency of the millennium Collaborative R&D is increasingly common for reducing costs while enlarging the space of accessible innovations and reducing time to market. A round table with over twenty firms was conducted to understand how firms successfully share proprietary information in collaborative relationships. The results of this study fall into three general areas: (1) Issues in Non - Disclosure Agreements (2) Issues in Joint Development agreements and (3) Organizational issues that effect intellectual asset protection.
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, Slide 3 Process for the SIS We will pose a series of questions from the study that we found interesting We’ll ask for your comments and “stories” We’ll facilitate a real time brainstorming Mindmapping If interested you’ll receive a copy of the summarized results of today’s SIS (drop off business cards)
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, Slide 4 Questions for SIS What specific steps do you take to protect know- how in collaborative R&D relationships? What specific steps do you take to protect know- how in international R&D relationships? Is exclusivity worth it? Do you have examples of successful (or unsuccessful) practices in sharing know-how in collaborative R&D relationships?
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, Slide 5 Results of SIS Session - Overview
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Question 1: What specific steps do you take to protect know-how in collaborative R&D relationships?
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, Slide 7 What specific steps do you take to protect know-how in collaborative R&D relationships? Overview
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, Slide 8 Strategy: Physical Engagement
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, Slide 9 Training: Need to educate people involved in a joint development relationship
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, Slide 10 Special cases
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, Slide 11 Strategy: Have a clear understanding of what are truly the secrets and know-how that need to be protected and how they will be protected
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, Slide 12 General Best Practices
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, Slide 13 Find a balance Process Discipline
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Question 2: What specific steps do you take to protect know-how in international R&D relationships?
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, Slide 15 What specific steps do you take to protect know-how in international R&D relationships? Overview
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, Slide 16 Issue: International collaborative agreements as such are of "?" legal value
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, Slide 17 How many NDA's are actually litigated?
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, Slide 18 Issue: Be aware of high risk countries but also high risk companies
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, Slide 19 The "company" is also a variable Multi-nationals are best "Reputation" of the specific company The HQ company may not agree to sign along with the local legal entity
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, Slide 20 What is the relationship between technology, legal, and business organizations in your company and how could it be better in the context of collaborative R&D
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, Slide 21 Suppliers and customers have specific issues because of different agendas
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, Slide 22 Best practice: Use geographic regions and international law
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, Slide 23 Who keeps tracks of agreements?
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Question 3: Is exclusivity "worth it" in agreements?
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, Slide 25 Is exclusivity "worth it" in agreements? Overview
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, Slide 26 Opinions
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, Slide 27 General Issues
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, Slide 28 Avoiding a premium for exclusivity
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Question 4: Examples of successful (or unsuccessful) practices
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, Slide 30 Examples of successful (or unsuccessful) practices Overview
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, Slide 31 "Heads of Agreement" as soon as possible but
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, Slide 32 Foreign collaborations
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, Slide 33 Universities
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