List of video presentation topics and presenters.

Glenn Forbis of Harness Dickey & Pierce examines the elements of copyright infringement and indirect infringement, types of remedies, and how to assess statutory damages. Information is included on circumvention, finding infringers, building a case, and deciding how to gain leverage in a lawsuit.

Kent Kedl, who heads up Control Risks in the Greater China and North Asia region, details exactly what companies need to know when doing business in the area.

Heavyweights in license compliance from Dassault Systemes, Siemens, Hexagon, and Rouse participated in an interesting and lively discussion on revenue recovery issues.

Jay Buck and Viresh Chana of Connor join Saurabh Bose of Siemens in an exploration of expanding the compliance playbook and turning adversity into opportunity by digitizing customer/infringer engagement and optimizing outreach across digital and offline channels.

Dave DiMillo of Thales, a veteran in the software monetization space, discusses combining entitlements, usage analytics, and license compliance data for a true 360-degree perspective on the installed base, similar to SaaS companies.

Guy Ruttenberg and Steve Papazian of Ruttenberg IP Law share some of their significant recent experiences litigating software piracy cases, including details on the use of phone-home data in litigation and negotiations to build a narrative using validated data and articulate a business case.

Jay Buck of Connor joins colleagues Lee Taylor of Quest and Peter Jones of Siemens to discuss compliance across the customer journey, developing a successful audit program, end-to-end program development and execution, and leveraging tools.

Patrick Jenevein of Pointe Bello provides new insights into the contrast between two diametrically disparate legal systems in China and the U.S. and maps the two countries’ strategies for influencing litigation in the U.S. to protect IP.

Denise Mingrone of Orrick introduces a method for combatting piracy using the three Rs (restrict, recognizance, remediate) and discusses when it is best to litigate, what works and doesn’t work, and threats to future anti-piracy efforts.

Representatives from Thales, Siemens, and Cylynt share their perspectives on how organizations are securing their networks from cyber attacks and preventing misuse during the current remote working environment.

Bob Smith of the ESD Alliance discusses how trade associations provide a forum where companies in a market segment can collaborate to discuss and solve problems that impact the market as a whole, avoid antitrust or collusion claims, and work together for the benefit of the entire segment.

Evgeny Danilov brings a wealth of experience from his work as ITCA regional director of Russia and C.I.S. and previous experience with Microsoft in this talk on the pros and cons of dealing with license compliance in Russia.

Chris Bailey, Yen Vu, Kaew Thammasujarit, and Kin Wah Chow of Rouse share the challenges and advantages of prosecuting piracy and recovering revenue in Vietnam, Thailand, and Indonesia.

List of user group video topics and presenters.

Adrian Allen, Cylynt CTO, unveils the new Ranger technology, which identifies unauthorized use on non-instrumented or compromised applications. This new telemetry tool goes on the offense against the more advanced hackers and most determined users of pirated software.

Chris Luijten, Cylynt co-founder, puts customer success under the spotlight, revealing some of the time-saving enhancements clients can incorporate to increase customer success.

Federico de la Mora of Ansys discusses how to sell a license program to executives, why a cross-functional team is needed, how to leverage technology, and managing license compliance as a route to market.

Rammy Issa and Simon Davye, customer success manager, demonstrate how to maximize specific features of the software to derive greater value. Creating cases from unmatched events is highlighted as an example to show how they can support users today and address other requests to unlock further value.

Norm defined and created the license compliance function at Synopsys from the ground up. Led by Norm, Synopsys was one of Cylynt’s first customers and has been very involved with Cylynt’s product definition. He shares what’s new and different at Synopsys.

This insightful session with Rory O’Connor, consultant, and Simon Davey will examine real-life usage analytics examples and show how a business can be transformed with a data-driven approach.

Rammy Issa, Cylynt application engineer, showcases the most useful ways to leverage the Cylynt Sentry SDK and the benefits you can expect.

Andy Clarkson of CJHC Solicitors shares his personal perspective on license compliance and his vision and strategy for targets, forecasts and pipelines, budgets, and infrastructure.