Description
This session looks at the current shape of the outsourcing market in terms of types of deals and trends, before focusing on some macro factors associated with the impact of hyperscale cloud based services and the impact of AI.
We then review a series of topical contract drafting issues and look at how the provisions of various clauses continue to evolve.
The session considers the perspectives of both the buyer and supplier communities
Speaker:
Kit Burden, Partner, DLA Piper
Kit Burden advises clients in the areas of outsourcing and complex technology transactions, advising both users and suppliers of IT, and outsourcing services and in relation to all aspects of the procurement process. His work ordinarily involves him on business critical projects frequently valued in the hundreds of millions of pounds. Major clients he advises include UBS, Ericsson, Royal Bank of Scotland, Lloyds Banking Group, Rolls Royce, HCL Technologies, Amadeus and Liva Nova.
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