Health-technology company Telus Health Solutions GP flouted copyright law by exceeding the scope of a software license, Actian Corp told a federal court.
Telus used database-management software it had licensed from Actian in cloud environments and allowed third parties to access data processed by the software in violation of the license agreement, Actian said in a lawsuit filed Nov. 22 in the US District Court for the Northern District of California.
Telus’ products help pharmacies manage patient information and clinical workflows, among other services. Actian’s software is embedded as the “underlying” data platform for some of those Telus offerings, the ...
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