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Best of Business Article Database | Trades
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Is Outsourcing for You? (Pub: 27 Jun 2008)
Outsourcing: The word looks complicated but in reality it is a straightforward process. Outsourcing simply involves paying an outside firm to handle your company’s internal tasks like payroll, customer service, training and other technical and administrative functions
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Protecting Your Intellectual Property (Pub: 15 Sep 2009)
The Commissioning Rule
Under the Copyright Act 1994 in New Zealand, the author of a work is the owner of its copyright except in 2 cases:
1. The Employment Rule
2. The Commissioning Rule
Here we deal with the Commissioning Rule. It provides that those who commission and agree to pay for the creation of computer programs, designs and other artistic works, photographs, films and sound recordings, are the first owners of any copyright in the works created. The rule applies subject to agreement to the contrary.
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Terms of Trade (Pub: 3 Jun 2009)
“Terms of trade” are the terms of contract between a buyer and seller.
More often than not the terms of trade are designed to fit on a single page in order that they may be placed on the reverse side of an invoice, order form or credit application. Always make sure that the buyer is aware of the terms and has signed acceptance. This is best done before supplying the goods or services. One way is to have the buyer sign at the time of applying for credit or alternatively, every time the buyer accepts a quote or signs an order, the terms are attached and accepted by the buyer at the time.
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