Description
Join us on Tuesday 20 May for online panel session on Operational Resiliency And Technology Contracts.
Several high profile IT incidents over the past year provided a stark warning of the criticality of businesses’ resilience, including “operational resiliency,” which extends to an organization’s ability to identify and prevent disruptive events, and not just how it responds to and recovers from them.
Join us on Tuesday 20 May, online for an in-depth discussion on hot topics and key negotiation points for the increasing market and regulatory requirements around the globe for leveraging technology to support companies’ operational resilience. This will look at the state of the market in respect of key contractual provisions, such as audit and access, as well as the latest approaches to implementing the EU’s Digital Operational Resilience Act requirements around third-party risk management.
Speakers:
- Oliver Bell, Associate, Technology and Outsourcing at Morgan Lewis
- Charlotte Roxon, Associate, Technology, Outsourcing and Commercial at Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP
- James Mulligan, Associate, Technology and Outsourcing at Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP
Who is this event for?
· IT Lawyers (in private practice and in-house)
· Tech sector professionals & managers who need to understand operational resilience
About the speakers
Oliver Bell focuses his practice on technology-focused transactions, particularly large-scale IT outsourcing arrangements. Oliver advises multinational clients on all aspects of the sourcing lifecycle, from initial scoping of requirements to negotiation, completion, and day-to-day contract management. He also advises clients on the disaggregation and exit of complex agreements and on data privacy matters. Oliver advises both supply-side and buy-side clients across a number of industries, including technology, financial services, aviation, leisure, retail, automotive, and the public sector.
Oliver has spent time on secondment at a global bank, a UK retailer, and a UK public authority.
Charlotte Roxon focuses her practice on commercial and technology transactions, including complex information technology (IT) and business process outsourcings, major renegotiations of IT, and a broad spectrum of commercial contracts across a number of sectors, including financial services and retail. Charlotte advises clients on multinational deals from initial scoping, to negotiation, to completion. Charlotte also supports a number of clients in negotiating sponsorship, marketing, and celebrity endorsement agreements.
In addition to her work with outsourcing arrangements, Charlotte advises on commercial deals, including software and intellectual property licenses, “as a service” arrangements, and supply of goods and services agreements, across a variety of sectors.
James Mulligan advises multinational clients on technology transactions, outsourcing, and commercial contracts. His practice encompasses a broad spectrum of financial services transactions,
complex information technology (IT) and business process outsourcings, and technology-specific transactions, such as licensing and “as-a-service” arrangements. James has experience in highly regulated industries and has completed secondments to a global financial institution and a leading technology and financial services business.
James represents a diverse client base across payments services, investment management, banking, corporate services, technology, airline, life sciences, and sports industries.
Administration notes:
Fees:
£35 + VAT (£42) for SCL members
£70 + VAT (£84) for non-members
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Recording:
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