The Payroll Unit in Juba used two software systems namely the
‘SunSystem’ and the ‘Progen Payroll Unit‘ (“Payroll System Software”) to which
the Applicant had login access in his position as a Finance Assistant.
6. (...) Carol Joseph, prior to placing a
“W” in the Payroll System Software; and
b. that he only placed a “W” in the Payroll System Software
in April 2010, with the intention to recover the sums from
his May and June 2010 payroll.
93. (...) The Applicant admitted placing a “W” in the Payroll System Software to
delay recovery, but only in April 2010.
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Score: 873277.1
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He asserts that because of cracked software, pop-ups occurred over which he had no
control. (...) Because of the lengthy waiting period for receiving legal software for the operational
needs, most OCHA field offices use cracked software to be able to perform their duties. (...) The reason for a website with cracked software is to direct a user to specific pages
because that is how income is derived from the use of cracked software.
Language:English
Score: 852092.9
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ITU Software Copyright Guidelines
International Telecommunication Union
ITU Software Copyright Guidelines
(7/12/2011)
applicable as from 13 April 2012
i
ITU Software Copyright Guidelines
Summary
The ITU Software Copyright Guidelines provide guidance to a study group in its consideration of
the incorporation of material protected by copyright law in Recommendations of ITU-R and ITU-T.
(...) Different issues that arise when considering the incorporation of Software in a
Recommendation 3
2.1 General Rule 3
2.2 Copyright considerations for technically appropriate uses of Software in
ITU Recommendations 4
2.2.1 Use of Software to describe functionality, serve as an example of how
required functionality might be achieved, or to test an implementation for
conformance 4
2.2.2 Software that describes data structures, data streams, schemas, ASN.1, etc. 5
2.3 Software developed collaboratively by the Study Group 5
2.3.1 Software developed collaboratively by the Study Group without
contributed code 5
2.3.2 Software developed collaboratively by the Study Group with contributed
code 5
3 Study Group procedures for including software in Recommendations 6
3.1 Introduction 6
3.2 Overview of the process 6
3.3 The Software Copyright Statement and Licensing Declaration 7
3.4 Study Group responsibilities 7
3.4.1 Decision to incorporate Software 7
3.4.2 Selection process 7
3.4.3 On-going maintenance considerations 7
3.5 Actions and obligations of parties prior to approval 8
3.5.1 Actions and obligations of Software Copyright Holder 8
3.5.2 Actions and obligations of the ITU 8
3.5.3 Actions and obligations of Members reviewing the Software 8
3.6 Actions and obligations during and after Recommendation publication by
the ITU 8
3.6.1 Copyright Notices to accompany the Software 8
Annex A Software Copyright Statement and Licensing Declaration 9
Annex B License agreement of Software for evaluation of the ITU Recommendation and
the use of the Software to evaluate or test output 11
Annex C Copyright Notices 12
1
ITU Software Copyright Guidelines
1. (...) The Software is and will remain the sole property of the Software Copyright Holder.
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Score: 765562.16
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ITU-T SOFTWARE COPYRIGHT GUIDELINES
Issue 2.1.1 – March 2005
These Software Copyright Guidelines are dedicated to the memory of Mr. (...) For all software in this category, Section 3 of these Guidelines, and Annexes A, B, C, and D, do not apply.
2.3 Software that may raise IPR issues
A Recommendation may include software that is submitted to the Study Group with asserted restrictions. (...) Generally, if the software is essential, it is not possible to implement the Recommendation without infringing on the copyright associated with that software.
Language:English
Score: 762149.4
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ITU-T SOFTWARE COPYRIGHT GUIDELINES
Issue 2.1 – February 2003
These Software Copyright Guidelines are dedicated to the memory of Mr. (...) Generally, if the software is essential, it is not possible to implement the Recommendation without infringing on the copyright associated with that software. (...) Note: Users of the software, whether through the ITU-T Recommendation or via a transposed SDO standard, may be required to acquire licenses from the Software Copyright Holder for use of the software for implementation of the Recommendation.
Language:English
Score: 762149.4
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ITU-T SOFTWARE COPYRIGHT GUIDELINES
Issue 2.1.1 – March 2005
These Software Copyright Guidelines are dedicated to the memory of Mr. (...) For all software in this category, Section 3 of these Guidelines, and Annexes A, B, C, and D, do not apply.
2.3 Software that may raise IPR issues
A Recommendation may include software that is submitted to the Study Group with asserted restrictions. (...) Generally, if the software is essential, it is not possible to implement the Recommendation without infringing on the copyright associated with that software.
Language:English
Score: 762149.4
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He has been
responsible for providing business analysis design lead and project
management in a number of IT projects at various stages in his career with
UNHCR; particularly, he has ongoing experience with ProGres V4 software
development project, performing a Business Analyst role for the last two
years; in parallel, since 2011, he took part in another software development
project dubbed ProGres Lite; in late 1997, he was tasked with analyzing the
UNHCR return strategy in Bosnia and turning it into the return process
management system; he has been involved in several software development
projects for the former Field Software Development Unit; outside UNHCR,
he lead the establishment of an IT company offering web design, hosting
and administration, be-spoke software development and other IT services on
a local market. With respect to his educational background, the Applicant
has, both formally and informally, studied software programming as part of
his engineering studies, and he continued to develop his IT background
through a number of informal and on the job self-study opportunities;
Case No.
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Score: 762050.05
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BR Space Software and Databases Miroslav
Space Application Software Division
BR/IAP/SAS
BR Space Software and Databases
Purpose of BR Space Software
Overview of current BR Space Software
From where to download BR Space Software?
Software Versions and Database Schema Versions
Categories of BR Space Databases
Contents of BR Space Databases
The future of BR Space Software & Databases
Purpose of BR Space Software
Rules of Procedure
Complement the RR by providing clarification of the application of specific RR provisions and processes/exams
BR Space Software
and Databases
Streamline the Implementation of the RR and Rules of Procedure
Help you prepare electronic filings compliant with the RR
Process the electronic filings sent to the BR
Radio Regulations (RR)
Incorporate the decisions of the World RadiocommunicationConference
Purpose of BR Space Software
Query BR Space
Data
Validate Filings
Create Graphical Diagrams
Run Technical
Exams
Designed to help you prepare your Electronic Filings
BR Space Software is
Create Input to
BR
BR Space Software and Databases
Purpose of BR Space Software
Overview of current BR Space Software
From where to download BR Space Software?
(...) AP7 AP8 PFD
AP30/ 30A
AP30B PFD
NGSO
Space Application Manager
BR Space Software and Databases
Purpose of BR Space Software
Overview of current BR Space Software
From where to download BR Space Software?
Language:English
Score: 761637.5
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Generally, if the software is essential, it is not possible to implement the Recommendation without infringing on the copyright associated with that software. (...) Note: Users of the software may be required to acquire licenses from the copyright holder for use of the software for implementation of the Recommendation. (...) Annex C (to the Software Copyright Guidelines Version 2.0)
Copyright Notices/License Agreements
(Applies for software in approved Recommendations.)
Language:English
Score: 760561.6
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Fax
E-mail
[ ] ITU-T or [ ] ITU-R Recommendation:
Recommendation Number
Recommendation Title
Software Name and Version
(hereinafter “Software”)
Licensing Declaration
The Software Copyright Holder states that it holds or has the right to license copyright rights on Software
which is intended for incorporation in the above ITU Recommendation (and any ITU revision thereto) and
hereby declares that:
A. With regard to the use of the Software in a conforming implementation,
select
only
one
option,
i.e., 1.1,
1.3, 1.4,
2, or 3
1.1 The Software Copyright Holder owns the copyright in the Software and
hereby waives its software copyright rights, and hence the provisions in Option 1.1
of Annex C of the ITU Software Copyright Guidelines apply.
(...) Implementers do not need to
contact the Software Copyright Holder for a license.
1.4 The Software Copyright Holder will grant a license without monetary
compensation as set forth in Option 1.4 of Annex C of the ITU Software Copyright
Guidelines.
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Score: 759634.7
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