Privacy & Data Protection Archives - Page 191 of 208

Challenges to Database Information Retrieval

August 31, 2003

Catherine Colston looks at the problems with database information retrieval and suggests a way forward….

E-Business Basics for Law Firms

August 31, 2003

Keith Arrowsmith reviews the latest offering from Christina Archbold….

SCL – THIRD ANNUAL IT LAW CONFERENCE

August 31, 2003

John Yates explains how “fun” and ” IT law” will go together at the SCL Conference to be held in Bath on 14th and 15th November….

Unsolicited Commercial E-mail Checklist

August 31, 2003

Jeremy Holt of Clark Holt has compiled a checklist of points to be considered before a commercial message is sent to a target….

Moving from Transmission to Collaboration

August 31, 2003

On a day in March this year, Amazon found itself under public scrutiny when its UK site – www.Amazon.co.uk – displayed a pricing error on iPaq PDAs, offering the product for sale at £7.32, when its normal retail price is £192. By 11 am that same day, the site was flooded with requests for iPaqs….

Securing the Security Standard

June 30, 2003

In the light of recent reports that the DTI is considering imposing the ISO17799 information security management standard as mandatory, IT & E-commerce lawyers Nigel Wildish and Viv Nissanka of Field Fisher Waterhouse argue the case for compliance….

Solutions Snippets!

June 30, 2003

Cyber-Risks specialist, Rupert Kendrick, highlights some practical IT solutions for lawyers and law firms. E-mail: RupertKendrick@aol.com…

Bar Council Knowledge Management Guidelines

June 30, 2003

The Bar Council has recently published guidelines concerning the incorporation of counsels’ advice to clients into knowledge management systems created by firms of solicitors for their own internal use for the benefit of other clients. Kirsten Houghton of 4 Essex Court explains….

Changing your Outsourcing Deal Midstream – the Perils and the Pitfalls

April 30, 2003

John C. Buyers, a Director in KLegal’s London Technology Department, examins the legal effect of haphazard changes which take place in the real world to the carefully crafted contracts which underpin outsourcing. He also indicates the best approach to avoiding such disasters….