General practitioners, business attorneys, and in-house counsel-we are all Internet lawyers. SaaS, along with PaaS (platform), IaaS (infrastructure), and (XaaS) (everything), are rapidly becoming part of the legal vocabulary. As technology evolves, jargon, standards, and best practices follow suit; your skill set and law practice should too.
Understand the differences between traditional software licenses and SaaS. Explore advanced issues in cloud computing contracts, including privacy, data security, and analytics. Learn how to navigate privacy and regulatory concerns such as: data ownership, data mapping, and personal data protection. Get practical tips for drafting and negotiating software-as-a-service agreements, and become fluent in best practices.
Understand the differences between traditional software licenses and SaaS. Explore advanced issues in cloud computing contracts, including privacy, data security, and analytics. Learn how to navigate privacy and regulatory concerns such as: data ownership, data mapping, and personal data protection. Get practical tips for drafting and negotiating software-as-a-service agreements, and become fluent in best practices.
Course Content
12:00 - 12:07 pm
12:07 - 12:15 pm
12:15- 12:22 pm
12:22- 12:30 pm
12:30- 12:37 pm
12:37 - 12:45 pm
12:45- 12:52 pm
12:52 - 1:00 pm
Please Note
Speakers
FacultyAnne W. Hulecki, Esq.,
Boston Technology Law, PLLC, Cambridge
Robin P. Low, Esq.,
The Law Office of Robin P. Low, Salem
