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Plagarism

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SandyDown said:
How funny Slave, the picture in your avatar is exactly how I always imagined you look like .. strange that is !!!
The effect is somewhat reminiscent of an ageing Jason King.

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SandyDown said:
also you have been saying for a while you are on a management etc contract, so what are you doing developing solutions like a code monkey??

Sandy, the solutions I am developing have nothing to do with coding. The models in question are organisational designs; processes, interfaces, project & programme management, knowledge management, matrix management.... SLAs, SDMs, etc.
 
WageSlave said:
Lucifer, to be perfectly honest, I haven't signed contract :) But I suspect any work developed becomes the property of the client. I'll certainly have to have a word with the client's legal department, although judging by what I've seen, I doubt they would be interested and/or effective.
Quite the reverse I would have thought, Slave. In the absence of a signed agreement to the contrary, IP usually resides in the originator, i.e. you. In that case, have you granted your client an exclusive or non-exclusive license to use your work?

Unless, of course, you mean there is a contract but just that you haven't signed it, in which case by turning up for work you have accepted its T&Cs anyway.
 
Lucifer Box said:
Unless, of course, you mean there is a contract but just that you haven't signed it, in which case by turning up for work you have accepted its T&Cs anyway.

Bingo :)

If you come across a BA touting a PMO with matrix management capability, let me know!
 

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