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Helping Women in Technology to Boost Their Careers by Getting Public Recognition for Intellectual Property that They Create [Splunk Enterprise Security]
This session will illuminate the world of Intellectual Property (IP) so that women are more empowered to gain recognition. The underrepresentation of women in STEM has meant that, historically, men have had a reputational advantage, but women can gain ground. IP rights provide an avenue for increased acknowledgement, both inside and outside the company. This session will cover the issues of ownership as well as the different types of IP, and which IP may be most valuable to the company. It also will explain the role of an IP group in a company, and how women can take advantage of their efforts to see their contributions being acknowledged. It also will discuss the business pressures at play, with different company groups and products vying for limited resources. The goal of this session is to give women the information and tools they need to take advantage of opportunities, gaining the much-deserved recognition they deserve, and boosting their professional career in technology!
Speaker(s)
Rimma Budnitskaya, Director, Legal (IP), Splunk
Rimma Budnitskaya, Director, Legal (IP), Splunk
Slides PDF link - https://conf.splunk.com/files/2019/slides/FND1502.pdf?podcast=1577146201
Product: Splunk Enterprise Security
Track: Foundations/Platform
Level: Good for all skill levels
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By SplunkThis session will illuminate the world of Intellectual Property (IP) so that women are more empowered to gain recognition. The underrepresentation of women in STEM has meant that, historically, men have had a reputational advantage, but women can gain ground. IP rights provide an avenue for increased acknowledgement, both inside and outside the company. This session will cover the issues of ownership as well as the different types of IP, and which IP may be most valuable to the company. It also will explain the role of an IP group in a company, and how women can take advantage of their efforts to see their contributions being acknowledged. It also will discuss the business pressures at play, with different company groups and products vying for limited resources. The goal of this session is to give women the information and tools they need to take advantage of opportunities, gaining the much-deserved recognition they deserve, and boosting their professional career in technology!
Speaker(s)
Rimma Budnitskaya, Director, Legal (IP), Splunk
Rimma Budnitskaya, Director, Legal (IP), Splunk
Slides PDF link - https://conf.splunk.com/files/2019/slides/FND1502.pdf?podcast=1577146201
Product: Splunk Enterprise Security
Track: Foundations/Platform
Level: Good for all skill levels