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Technology Outsourcing Transactions - Identifying Key Issues and Pitfalls

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    January 22, 2003

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The information technology (IT) outsourcing market continues to experience significant growth, with predictions by industry analysts that outsourcing expenditures will exceed $200 billion in the next several years. Most large companies outsource all or a significant portion of their IT operations to third-party service providers. These transactions often involve a lengthy RFP and negotiation process and deal with complex contract issues including contract structure, intellectual property rights, business continuity, employee and asset transfer, human resources, tax, regulatory, termination and insurance issues. This seminar focuses on the key issues facing customers and vendors of outsourcing IT transactions.