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In bridging the gap between technology and business, the CIO is often the primary contact with external legal providers - particularly on large outsourcing or procurement deals.
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Related topics: Commercial Law, Technology
Bell Gully's popular Crunch Time seminar series returns in June to examine the importance of science and technology in raising New Zealand's competitiveness and standard of living.
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Related topics: Technology
Picture yourself sitting in front of your PC. You're about to Google your long lost great-great-grandfather. Have you ever stopped to consider what Google does with your query - outside of just finding another genealogical megasite for you?
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Article posted by Nick Laing, Law Clerk | Related topics: Technology, Commercial Law, Media and Entertainment
A case in which a major US company is suing software developer SAP claiming a "complete failure" of multi-million dollar system brings some timely reminders on technology contracts for New Zealand business.
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Related topics: Technology, Commercial Law, Litigation
It is now commonplace for companies to enter into non-disclosure or confidentiality agreements before they share confidential information with other organisations. It is a good precaution to take, in particular if companies also clearly mark their confidential documents as "confidential" leaving no doubt as to whether the obligations of confidentiality apply to them.
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Related topics: Technology, Government, Commercial Law
New guidelines just released on who owns the intellectual property rights around government technology projects break new ground.
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Related topics: Technology, Commercial Law, Government
Debate has been ignited over what exactly constitutes personal information amid growing concern about online privacy. Heidi Leslie looks at the European debate and why it triggers a reminder for New Zealand business.
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Related topics: Technology, Commercial Law
How prominent do terms and conditions need to be on a website in order for them to be binding?
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Related topics: Technology, Commercial Law