Negotiating IT Contracts
One-day workshop
24 August 2012
Rydges Melbourne, Australia
  
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Are you currently looking at outsourcing your IT functions or moving into the cloud?
  
Perhaps you need to upgrade your CRM systems, or comply with new regulatory requirements?
  
Your organisation may have reently merged with another - how will you integrate effectively the IT systems of each?
  
Facilitated by:
  
Julian Gyngell, MLB, LLB, Dip IPL
Solicitor and attorney with more than 25 years of experience
in IT contract negotiation, and formerly a Partner in
top-tier law firms in London, Hong Kong and Sydney
  
When you register before Friday, 13 July 2012
you will receive PDF report Negotiating IT Contracts
Author: Kit Burden
Pages: 96
(Valued at $495 plus gst)
  
About the workshop:
  
This workshop will provide you with valuable insights into:
  
•Due diligence: Importance of systematic preparation in identifying risks, requirements and deliverables precisely
•Probity and governance: Latest best practice in IT procurement processes
•Detailed analysis of the fundamental contracting models used in IT projects
  
•Managing change
  
•Managing the risks of Cloud computing projects
Plus: Learn where others have failed from case studies based on actual IT projects that ended up before the courts. Take away important lessons from these court judgments.
  
Abour your workshop leader:
  
Julian Gyngell MBL, LLB, Dip IPL, is a solicitor and attorney with more than 25 years of experience in IT contract negotiation and formerly a Partner in top-tier law firms in London, Hong Kong and Sydney.
  
Julian has specialised in technology and intellectual property law, working predominantly with clients who operate in a number of complementary (and converging) industry sectors: information and communication technology (IT and ICT), telecoms, e-commerce, biotech/pharmaceutical/life sciences, entertainment/multi-media. Julian entered the IT industry in 1984 when he was employed by ICL (now Fujitsu) in the Strategy and Technology unit. Since moving into private practice in 1986 he has been a partner at top-tier law firms in Sydney, Melbourne, London and Hong Kong.