BUG, Inc., a Delaware corporation whose main office is located in Los Angeles, California, designs, manufactures, and sells electronic recording devices. (University of Phoenix, 2009) Some of BUG, Inc.ÃÂs products are used for surveillance purposes specific to recording and monitoring wire transmittals, conversations, sounds and various telecommunication systems. The companyÃÂs clients include law enforcement agencies in throughout United States (University of Phoenix, 2009). The majority of products manufactured by BUGS, Inc. is functioned and operational by software designed by BUG employees (University of Phoenix, 2009). The company is uniquely identified by a logo of a ladybug wearing a set of headphones (University of Phoenix, 2009). The company manufactures its products in the United States and in foreign countries. In the companyÃÂs efforts to compete in the global marketplace the companyÃÂs board of directors have been strategizing methods of expanding sales and services on the international markets. The board of directors of BUG, Inc.
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As part of the formation of BUG, Inc. the board of directors, officers, primary shareholders and managers is been guided by CT Corporation (CT Corp 2009), itÃÂs agent of service of process. CT corporation provides legal advice and guidance required that BUG, Inc. needed (CT Corp 2009) and informed the company of its ÃÂintellectual property rightsÃÂ (Cheeseman, 2007) that included obtaining a patent on its inventions, copyrights of material directly related to the...