Try Bazinga, which is out of Vancouver.
https://mybazinga.com/
"A complete suite of software and services to support you as you manage your community, collaborate with your board or strata council, and stay connected to your residents."
Unacceptable and unreasonable behavior on the part of the prof. 1. He should have turned over his results to the university without a deal. 2. He shouldn't have canceled the midterm. 3. In the alternative, he should have been flexible on the retake schedule. If I was a student, I would have appealed to the dean or the university senate, I have before.
I've filed several patents, so I can speak knowledgeable here. The company is not the primary person in the patent application, it is merely the assignee of the patent rights. It is the inventor(s) who must swear that they were not aware of infringing prior art.
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Try Bazinga, which is out of Vancouver. https://mybazinga.com/ "A complete suite of software and services to support you as you manage your community, collaborate with your board or strata council, and stay connected to your residents."
Team Connection and BluePages were the two things IBM did right. With those we rarely had to play telephone tag when I was mobile.
Yes, some people now refer to them as Primordial Fuels.
I think it is safe to say the AI Winter is over.
Unacceptable and unreasonable behavior on the part of the prof. 1. He should have turned over his results to the university without a deal. 2. He shouldn't have canceled the midterm. 3. In the alternative, he should have been flexible on the retake schedule. If I was a student, I would have appealed to the dean or the university senate, I have before.
This reminds me of Rick Sutcliffe's Modula-2 site where he claims a viewing price on a publicly viewable website. http://www.arjay.bc.ca/Modula-2/Text/index.html
I've filed several patents, so I can speak knowledgeable here. The company is not the primary person in the patent application, it is merely the assignee of the patent rights. It is the inventor(s) who must swear that they were not aware of infringing prior art.