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Now more than ever, businesses have the opportunity to leverage technology solutions – like generative AI – to create efficiencies, enhance service offerings and streamline operations. Businesses that fail to do so are struggling to keep up, but embracing innovation also means additional risk, including exposure to data breaches, disputes or litigation, reputational damage and financial harm.
At the third annual MLT Aikins IP and Technology Conference, you’ll get practical, business-minded advice on how to proactively identify and manage the risks associated with embracing technology solutions in order to set your team and organization on a path to success. With a view to identifying the risks and opportunities for both customers and providers of technology solutions, including two streams of breakout sessions tailored specifically to contracting for technology solution as a customer vs. service provider, this conference is ideal for chief risk officers, chief technology officers and other c-suite and senior leaders, in-house legal counsel, IT managers and contract managers.
This full-day, in-person event includes breakfast and lunch. An interactive, real-time webinar option will be available for remote attendees.
On the agenda:
AI: What you need to know
- From a customer perspective, common pitfalls and risks to avoid, including the intersection of AI and privacy, data security, trade secrets and confidential information
- How to address the use of AI in your organization (policies and other internal measures)
- From a service provider perspective, how to address AI and preserve legal rights in contracts
- AI at work – Business leaders highlight how they are effectively using AI in their businesses
- Panellists: Shelly Plett, VP of Contract Strategy at IntouchCX, and Jacqueline Keena, Managing Director at Enterprise Machine Intelligence & Learning Initiative
IP x M&A: Why intellectual property awareness matters for sellers and purchasers
- How the right IP strategy leads to long-term business success and can also have a significant impact on a purchase or sale transaction
- How to avoid IP-related deal complications and rising fees
Non-disclosure agreements: Are you using them properly?
- When and where to use (or agree to) an NDA
- Ensuring that IP rights are considered and clarified
- Setting an appropriate confidentiality period and ensuring safeguards are in place to ensure compliance with the requirements of an NDA
Breakout sessions: IT Contracting in 2024
Stream 1: For Customers of Technology Solutions
- What you can negotiate in a standard Saas/LaaS/PaaS agreement
- Protecting against price gouging
- Vendor management – What to do if the service or licence model changes
- What to look for in data processing agreements
- How important are security compliance certifications
- Contracting for privacy, security and cybersecurity risk, and what to push for in terms of indemnities, liability cap and insurance
Stream 2: For Providers of Technology Solutions
- What to include or clarify in data processing agreements
- How important are security compliance certifications?
- Contracting for privacy, security and cybersecurity risk, and what to push for in terms of indemnities, liability cap and insurance
- Creating your service catalogue and packaging it for delivery, sales and contracting
- Formalizing service levels
- How to protect against third-party costs
Speakers:
- Danielle Graff
- Randy Brunet, K.C.
- Kristél Kriel
- Nathan Schissel
- Nicolas Joubert
- Eric Buettner
- Erin Wolff
- Jeremy Barber
- Matt Barnes
Event details:
- Registration and breakfast: 8 a.m. CDT | Seminar: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. CDT
- Cost: $275 per person | 25% discount for groups of four ($206.25 per person)
- Registration closes: Tuesday, May 28
- In-person registration includes breakfast, lunch and refreshments.
- Cancel before May 21 for a full refund. Contact Dabota Fashola at seminars@mltaikins.com to inquire about a refund.
- Space is limited. We reserve the right to decline registrants.