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6.4Law, standardization & security governance
Covers intellectual property (copyright/patent/unfair-competition-prevention), the compliance duties under the Subcontract Act (Act on Optimizing Small/Medium Subcontract Transactions), the PL Act, worker dispatch and disguised subcontracting, standardization (ISO/JIS/de facto), and information-security governance, so an IT strategist can wield them when judging compliance risks in procurement, outsourcing, and the business.
In procuring or outsourcing systems and planning new businesses, an IT strategist is asked to make judgments that pre-empt the management risk of legal violation. This section covers, from the standpoint of how to judge in the procurement and outsourcing field: intellectual property (copyright, patents, unfair-competition prevention) for protecting one's own technology and brand without infringing others' rights; the Subcontract Act (Act on Optimizing Small/Medium Subcontract Transactions) that keeps subcontracting fair; the PL Act on liability for product defects; worker dispatch and disguised subcontracting over how to use external personnel; standardization (ISO/JIS, de facto) that governs market interoperability; and information-security governance that governs information security as a management agenda.
6.4.1Intellectual property and fair subcontracting
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