Dear Followers, With respect to following email from IIBA(R), we are not going to discontinue the use #IIBASL hash-tag and adopt #IIBASLChapter hash-tag. Additionally they have forced to change our twitter handle from @IIBASL to @IIBASLChapter. IIBA(R) Sri Lanka Chapter Team of Volunteers wish to beg for pardon for any inconvenience caused by this change while we believe the need to support IIBA(R) enforcement. As a result of discussions we had with Dave, we got to know that as a official chapter of IIBA(R), Sri Lanka Chapter holds the right to use IIBA in our logo and communications while always including the Chapter. Additionally we believe IIBA(R) is not single outing Sri Lanka Chapter and IIBA(R) will enforce this rule on other chapters around the world who do not use the Chapter word due various reasons including to save 8 characters in 140 characters allowed in Twitter. IIBA Sri Lanka Chapter ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: [email protected] To: yasith@msn; [email protected] CC: [email protected] Subject: FW: Yasith Abeynayaka (@ColomboBA) mentioned you on Twitter! Date: Fri, 18 Oct 2013 14:49:29 +0000 Yasith, Hi, my name is Dave Bieg, Chief Operating Officer of IIBA. Please be advised that the term “IIBA” is a registered trademark of the International Institute of Business Analysis and therefore cannot be used in the two instances of the following, “IIBA Sri Lanka Daily @IIBASL is out! The decision is yours on how to change these but perhaps the BA Daily would suffice. Regardless I have to request that you immediately refrain from continuing to use “IIBA” in the manner below or we will be forced to persue a legal remedy. Thank you for your understanding, Dave
Posted on: Fri, 18 Oct 2013 19:47:21 +0000
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