I-Admin (Singapore) Pte Ltd v Hong Ying Ting (c) [2020] SGCA 32 A compressed folder titled “RR to Li Lian.zip”. This contained documents critical to the appellant’s operations, including its software and hardware technical platform, data security and security design architecture. (d) A compressed folder titled “Standard Imp Template.zip”. This contained the appellant’s implementation templates for six jurisdictions. It included the file “SG Client_Imp Template.xls”, which was used by the appellant’s Singapore clients to input data to be processed. 12 It also came to the appellant’s attention that the first and second respondents had circulated some of its materials in a number of emails: (a) An email was sent from the second respondent to the first respondent dated 18 July 2011, entitled “Imp Template”, attaching a copy of “Standard Imp Template.zip” (see [11(d)] above). (b) An email was sent from the second respondent to the third respondent’s employee Ms Zaza Shen (“Ms Shen”) on 15 August 2011, entitled “ePayroll from Zaza”, attaching a compressed folder titled “epayroll.zip”. This contained the appellant’s entire “ePayroll” source code, including its payroll calculation engine. (c) An email was sent by the second respondent to the first respondent on 15 August 2011, entitled “Standard Payitem (SG) & Lenovo Payitem”, attaching two Excel documents titled, “Payitem_Singapore.xls” and “LenovoSG.xls” (the “Payitem Bibles”). “Payitem_Singapore.xls” was the appellant’s database of all possible payitems that could be included in client payslips for its Singapore 6