Protecting Your Data in Enterprise Cloud Computing Agreements
CIO.com recently published an article by our founder, David Tollen. Please click here.
April 10, 2018
CIO.com recently published an article by our founder, David Tollen. Please click here.
By David W. Tollen This is the fourth in a series of five posts on Open Source in Software Procurement. Click here for the prior post, and click
By David W. Tollen This is the third in a series of five posts on Open Source in Software Procurement. Click here for the prior post,
Contract drafters rarely understand open source software (OSS). They see it as a threat, so when they’re buying software, they try to exclude OSS from
by David W. Tollen and Nathan Leong You’re a lawyer looking for online software and other tools to run your firm—tools like email, word processing,
We’ve posted a new contract in the forms library — and it’s available in MS Word (no charge, as always). It’s meant to serve as
Capterra’s IT Management Blog just published an article by David Tollen: 5 Simple Rules for Negotiating Software and IT Contracts. It’s a customer-focused articles, addressing
We’ve posted a new contract in the forms library — and it’s available to you in MS Word (no charge, as always). The new form
Managing and sharing big data creates technical challenges unlike anything found in traditional data-sharing relationships. But big data contracts don’t involve a whole new field
In an earlier post, I explained that the standard “feedback license” arises out of a misunderstanding of IP — and generally asks too much from
In last week’s post, I addressed the myth of idea ownership. I explained that no one can own an abstract idea. I also argued that,
Technology companies often worry about ownership of ideas they hear. If a contractor or partner gives us an idea, do we need a license to
Most IT contract drafters know the difference between a software license agreement and a technology services contract. In a license, the customer gets rights to