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Technology Transfer Opportunities To Be Discussed COSTA MESA, CA - Oct. 9, 2001 - University technology transfer opportunities and issues will be addressed at the Software Council of Southern California's Orange County Chapter Oct. 25 meeting, starting at 5:30 p.m. at the Westin - South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. The program will focus on how to partner with local colleges and universities, issues relating to technology licensing, and the dynamics of the creation of entrepreneurial ventures. Panelists also will briefly review the types of technology research currently being done at the University of California, Irvine, and field questions from the audience. Panelists will include David H. Blake, Dean, UCI Graduate School of Management, UCI; Deborah Richardson, Associate Professor and Chair, Information and Computer Sciences Dept., UCI; and Dave Schetter, Director, Technology Alliances, UCI. They will explore prevalent attitudes regarding Intellectual Property rights, established policies and standards, as well as mutually beneficial alliances. Admission will be $25 for Software Council members and $50 for non-members. For reservations, contact the Software Council at 310-328-0043 or register on-line at www.scsc.org About the Software Council of Southern California The Software Council of Southern California (www.scsc.org) is a non-profit industry trade association, comprised of software and Internet development organizations as well as those businesses that provide support and services to Southern California's software industry. The organization's mission is to bring people and information together to promote industry economic growth, encourage new technologies and enhance software and Internet entrepreneurism. The Software Council offers five regional chapters - Los Angeles, Orange County, the Valley, the Inland Empire and the Central Coast.
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