PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

Pauline Uran
DGD3-10/12-00071
(DMP 2043) Mr Faisal

TASK 1 ( Week 1-2 )
Personal Qualities / Self-SWOT Analysis
This task i must creative way about my selves. This is about approach as many as possible that can help me to develop an idea. I need to identify my own strength, opportunities, threats and weakness using SWOT analysis.

First in the class i do the mind map first about myself before do in Adobe Illustration and design in infographic. For example mind map :

After that, I do that mind map in Adobe Illustration use Info graphic for a self-promotion. Than, just presentation in the class use the PDF to show the SWOT analysis about myself to other friend's. For example my info graphic :

TASK 2 ( Week 3-5 )

Career direction/Pathway/Industry

To understand the company background and nature of business and are required to get their company profile. This task I need to do the interview to apply and work for to know my work position, department, specialization and about the job scope in that company.

This is the information that i can present a series of interviews in Sign House Advertising. For example :

TASK 3

Research Writing  

Copyright

Copyright can exist in many forms and circumstances. Copyright also been described and classified and are not subjected to any kind of special copyright and clear as it was protected by the copyright laws.

Copyright also referred to a work or other people that have been distributed to people who do not belong to us. Copyright refers to literary works, music, artwork, films, sound recordings and broadcasts.

Copyleft

This means you are free to share, publisher and adjust work with the same license to share any shape built next job and under copyright protection.

Trademark

Trademark is a sign, brand, logo or trademark which includes letters, numbers, name, signature, and logo. For example the Proton brand, Dell and Apple. Trademarks are a type of sign or commonly known as a distinctive indicator used by an individual, a company and any other entity to identify the source of goods or service uniquely and to differentiate it from the other entity results. This is one of the rights of intellectual property.

Patent

A patent is a new invention or innovation of the product. For a list of products that do not exist in the country are to be covered under the patent for 20 years.

Trade secret

Determinants of trade secret

An exact definition of a trade secret is not possible. Some factors to be considered in determining whether given information is one’s trade secret are:                             

1. The extent to which the information is known outside of one’s business
2. The extent to which it is known by employees and others involved in one’s business
3. The extent of measures taken by one to guard the secrecy of the information
4. The value of the information to one and one’s competitors, the amount of effort or     money expended in developing the information.

Some of the ways to protect a trade secret are as follows:

1.  Restrict access to the information (lock it away in a secure place, such as a bank vault)
2. Limit the number of people who know the information
3. Have the people who know the trade secret agree in writing not to disclose the information (sign non-disclosure agreements)
4. Have anyone that comes in contact with the trade secret, directly or indirectly, sign  non-disclosure agreements
5. Mark any written material pertaining to the trade secret as proprietary.

Intellectual property and how it protected

The legal system has provided the rights and specific protection for property owners. Intellectual property is a term that refers to several different types of inventions mind that the exclusive rights recognized under the law relates. Under intellectual property law, owners are given certain exclusive rights to a variety of intangible assets, such as music, literature, and art; discoveries and inventions; and the words, symbol and design. Common types of intellectual property rights, including copyrights, trademarks, patents, design rights and trade secrets in some jurisdictions trading. In the field of intellectual property law refers to the result of human creativity that includes many things such as musical works, literary and artistic invention, and symbols, names, images and designs used in commerce, including copyrights, trademarks, patents and other related rights, Under intellectual property law, the holder of one of the properties of an abstract nature has certain exclusive rights to intellectual property they create.

Development of intellectual property in a country will also increase the level of innovation, economy and shifts to a knowledge-based national economy. The strength of intellectual property law in one country has also been identified as an important factor affecting foreign investment particularly to the field of knowledge-based businesses.

World Intellectual Property Day is celebrated on April 26 every year to raise public consciousness about what is intellectual property and how it promotes not only the development of music, art and entertainment but also product innovation and technology.

Model release form

Model release forms is to form a separate policy is needed to safeguard or protect copyright. That is, if there are people who are known in the image and reality model, signed by the person who makes sure that you have permission to use certain image.

Royalty free (RF) and Rights Managed (RM)

This is a reference to the right to use copyrighted material or intellectual property without having to pay royalties and also not have to pay any license to use or the amount sold, or some time period of use or sales. In photography and stock photo industry is referring to a copyright license and if purchased by consumers can thus allowing the use of all of the images that have been determined by the license. If the user wants to use another image to other uses user must buy additional licenses.

Privacy

Although there are 50 states have laws that vary and all states have realized that every individual has the right to in their daily life. However, the right to privacy is not absolute.

Counterfeiting

Counterfeiting is the practice of manufacturing, importing / exporting, distributing, selling or otherwise dealing in goods, often of inferior quality, under a trademark that is identical to or substantially indistinguishable from a registered trademark, without the approval or oversight of the registered trademark owner, counterfeits are most commonly called fake goods or knock-offs. Many well-known and successful brands, spanning various industries, are victims of counterfeiting.

Counterfeiting is different from traditional trademark infringement or passing off, which involves, internalize, the selling of products under confusingly similar trademarks or service marks.

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