The 18th annual conference of the Canadian Information Technology Law Association is coming up in Montreal, October 20-21, 2014.
I have not missed an IT-Can conference since I started practicing law and have been honoured to be a regular speaker. (In fact, I liked the association so much, I was the president of the Association for a while. :) I'm moderating a panel on privacy, big data and data governance. There are other excellent plenary sessions and round-tables for anyone with an interest in tech or privacy law. A veritable buffet:
The Annual Update on IP Issues • Cybersecurity: Mitigating Business Risk • Evolution of IT Licensing: From Software Licensing to Software as a Service • Privacy and Information Governance Challenges in the Age of Big Data • IT and the Practice of Law: Whatever Happened to the Paperless Office? • Développements récents 2013-2014 en TI en droit québécois • Canada's New Anti-Spam Legislation: Compliance Challenges and Risk Mitigation Strategies • Mobile Payment Technology Issues • Hot Topics in IT Law 2014 • A Checklist of Issues for Doing Business in Quebec • Strategic Use of Outsourcing Arrangements • Global Practice Issues: The Intersection of Anti-Corruption and Technology • Mobile and Telecommunications Contracting • The Current State of Net Neutrality
Check out the brochure [PDF], which has all the registration details. If you have any questions about the program please contact Lisa Ptack, IT.CAN Executive Director at lisa.ptack@rogers.com.
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