IT/tech infrastructure concerns the delivery and implementation of e.g. hardware and networking equipment, business critical and other software systems (e.g. ERP, SaaS, PaaS, IaaS), datacenter platforms, satellite systems, mobile networks, and submarine cable systems. We advise on the non-negotiables, industry standards, the risks involved, the required back-to-back mechanisms, and whatever else is of relevance to the special needs of our client.
We assist companies with deciding and if relevant going through with the outsourcing of the operation of their it/tech infrastructure to a vendor. We try to keep it as simple as possible, however the situation can quickly turn complex especially in regards to data, service levels, exit right, and for other protection against failure by the contract party.
Technology transfer involves the sharing and migration of technology, know-how, and intellectual property between organizations or across borders. We guide clients through the legal and strategic complexities of transferring proprietary systems, licensing arrangements, and collaborative development projects, ensuring protection of core assets and compliance with regulatory requirements.
The adoption of AI and other emerging technologies raises novel legal challenges. CO:PLAY advises on AI procurement agreements, AI governance frameworks, liability allocation for AI-generated outputs, and compliance with the EU AI Act and related regulations.
Data sharing is a critical aspect of modern IT and technology operations, enabling organizations to collaborate, innovate, and derive value from information. We advise clients on structuring data sharing arrangements to ensure compliance with applicable laws, maintain confidentiality, and address any cross-border transfer risks. Our guidance covers contractual safeguards, regulatory requirements, and strategic considerations to ensure the secure and effective data exchange between parties.
Software development frequently involves open source components, raising questions about licence compliance, IP ownership, and commercialisation rights. CO:PLAY advises on open source strategy, licence compliance programmes, and the IP provisions of software development agreements.
The adoption of AI and other emerging technologies raises novel legal challenges. CO:PLAY advises on AI procurement agreements, AI governance frameworks, liability allocation for AI-generated outputs, and compliance with the EU AI Act and related regulations.
Software development frequently involves open source components, raising questions about licence compliance, IP ownership, and commercialisation rights. CO:PLAY advises on open source strategy, licence compliance programmes, and the IP provisions of software development agreements.