Total Credits: 1.2 including 1.2 Business Law - Technical
Tags: On Demand TXCPA Produced
What should you pay attention to when contracting software development projects or purchasing a service? What is an SLA and how can you enforce them? What are your options when you notice that a project is beginning to fail? If you need to know the answers to these types of questions, this is the course for you. Join Peter Vogel, a Texas attorney who practices in this area and brings his many years of experience to a fast-moving presentation that covers how contract law may apply in the complex world of technology. You'll learn best practices around protecting yourself when outsourcing software contracts, using cloud services, and hear about some famous legal cases and the reasoning behind their decisions.
By the end of this session, you will be able to:
All financial professionals involved in IT related purchases and/or implementations.
Basic
No prerequisites exist.
No advanced preparation is necessary.
On-Demand Self Study
Those who complete this course will receive 1.2 CPE credits.
Business Law - Technical
Cancellations received prior to the launching of the online program or online subscription are eligible for a full refund by calling 800-428-0272 or 972-687-8500 (option 1). Once the online module has been launched, no refund is available.
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Slides PDF (18.4 MB) | Available after Purchase |
Peter Vogel is of counsel, a litigation lawyer, and a member of Foley's Privacy, Security & Information Management, and Technology Transactions & Outsourcing Practices. Peter combines his technical and business background with his legal knowledge to help companies with IT, cyber intrusion, internet litigation, dispute resolution, and contract negotiation matters. Peter has also been involved with the IT industry, internet, and electronic data for his entire career. Prior to practicing law, he worked as a mainframe programmer, systems analyst, and management consultant for companies acquiring IT and related services.
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