INFORMATION and communications TECHNOLOGY
With strengths in: all
aspects of technology-driven organisational change, including
new business models, governance arrangements, electronic
and Internet service delivery, electronic evidence and
record keeping, security, market testing, strategic sourcing
and outsourcing, strategic alliances and joint ventures,
and managing and commercialising intellectual property.
Harnessing the benefits of technology requires more than
having state-of-the-art systems. You need an integrated
team of skilled people who understand both the technology
and the way your business operates.
Our National Information and Communications Technology
Team is at the leading edge of technology law. Our team
consists of lawyers with computer science and information
management qualifications, private sector information and
communications technology (ICT) experience, and hands-on
management of Internet and ICT businesses.
Our work extends across the spectrum of Australian Government
procurement, from developing requests for tender through
the conduct of the tender process including tender evaluation,
contract preparation and negotiation, to contract management.
We provide comprehensive legal services in this fast moving
area including:
- ICT strategic sourcing and outsourcing, standard contracting
arrangements, including SourceIT, GITC, the Whole of
Government Communications Arrangements (WoGTA) and those
specially developed to suit individual client needs
- e-government and electronic commerce initiatives,
e-security, legal risk assessments, electronic contracting,
Gatekeeper, PKI and electronic authentication
- software development and licensing
- web sites and web services, Internet legal issues,
domain names
- voice, data, mobile, radio and satellite communications.
With our unique understanding of government policy and
operations, we can provide you with the type of fully integrated
team you need in order to confidently and successfully
deploy and reap the benefits of technology within government.
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