Cloud Services Agreements and their Impact upon the Outsourcing Market
This article was first published in the Outsourcing Focus issue, December 2021…
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This article was first published in the Outsourcing Focus issue, December 2021…
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The plan is that the pilot regime will run for three years….
Rebecca Keating offers some thoughts on what we have seen and might see from tech as a force for good (or bad), quantum computing, the value of data and environmental concerns….
Neil O’Sullivan looks back at the year’s developments in data protection litigation and predicts that “officious group litigation and speculative claims” will become less attractive….
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