Critical.
Authoritative.
Strategic.
Subscribe to CIO Magazine »

Legal/IP » Features »

  • How to structure a service agreement that best suits your organization's needs

    Thanks to the rise of Cloud Computing, CIOs are increasingly being confronted with service agreements that relate to abstract concepts like software functionality or remote hardware capacity. Here's how to structure a service agreement that best suits your organisation's needs.

    Written by David Downie • 08 Oct. 09 10:02

  • 10 tips for protecting your legal rights when a project goes pear-shaped

    Practical measures CIOs should take when an IT project first gets into trouble to preserve their organisations' rights when a project goes seriously wrong.

    Written by Michael Pattison • 16 Sept. 09 12:27

  • IT Advocate: The privacy minefield

    There are significant differences between state and federal privacy legislation. CIOs who deal with government agencies or other public sector organisations must determine the privacy laws applicable to them – and how best to accommodate them.

    Written by Emma Weedon • 15 Sept. 09 08:05

  • Be aware of your Web site terms and conditions

    CIOs must pay close attention to the terms and conditions listed on their Web sites if they want to avoid the risk of costly litigation.

    Written by David Downie • 10 Aug. 09 10:10

  • How to reduce the risks and costs of projects: Top 10 IT procurement mistakes

    Use these legal guidelines when arranging IT purchasing deals to help your organization reduce the risks and costs of projects.

    Written by David Downie • 09 July 09 07:46

  • IT Advocate: Privacy rules

    Welcome CIO’s new series of columns devoted to legal issues and IT. This month: the increasing need for organisations to comply with privacy laws.

    Written by Emma Weedon • 09 June 09 11:35
rhs_login_lockGet exclusive access to Invitation only events CIO, reports & analysis.
Recent comments

Computerworld
ARN
CFO World
CMO