Commerce, Contracts & Finance Archives - Page 164 of 189

Indian Outsourcing: Winning Strategies through Proper Tax Planning

June 30, 2005

Vishal Malhotra provides his expert view on outsourcing and tax strategies for India…

Public Sector IT Procurement: OGC Guidance and Models for Project Contracts

June 30, 2005

Clive Davies and Owen Williams take a close look at the new regime for public sector contracting….

SCL ANNUAL CONFERENCE, OXFORD, 11/12 NOVEMBER 2005

June 30, 2005

The Customer and Supplier Marriage: An industry view of the IT and outsourcing project lifecycle and related legal issues…

Low Down Dirty Clicks

June 30, 2005

Mike Conradi and Travers Symons look at the problems with click fraud, and ask when a ‘click’ is not a ‘click’….

Regulatory Review on the Back Burner?

June 30, 2005

Hazel Randall looks at what’s bubbling on the back of the IT-development stove, and what IT lawyers can do to help turn it into a nutritious dish….

“One device to rule them all and in the darkness bind them …”

June 30, 2005

Richard Stephens compares the all-in-one capabilities of leading products from the Sony Ericsson and HP ranges….

Offshore Outsourcing Revisited: The Perspective from India

June 30, 2005

Shalini Agarwal gives readers the benefit of her perspective on the advantages of outsourcing in India, and the risks….

Data Protection and Offshore Outsourcing: Did he or didn’t he?

April 30, 2005

Given the complicated matters that are often resolved by a given piece of legislation, you might expect the resulting law to be able to easily, and with a high degree of certainty, determine whether an individual had said yes or no – particularly when the matter in question is not a serious criminal offence. Well, think again. Then extend that wooliness into the world of outsourcing and the problems begin to multiply, as Tim Pullan of Lawrence Graham explains….

Minors, Mobiles and the Law: Review comments

April 30, 2005

Stephen Deadman, Senior Solicitor at Vodafone, comments on a recent article and explains why he thinks the use of mobiles by minors carries little legal risk….