SPECIFICATIONS/ SOW AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO WARRANTIES
SPECIFICATIONS/ SOW AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO WARRANTIES (45-minute presentation, Questions after) Wednesday, December 6, 2023 1pm PT/ 2pm MT/ 3pm CT/ 4pm ET Leslie will
SPECIFICATIONS/ SOW AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO WARRANTIES (45-minute presentation, Questions after) Wednesday, December 6, 2023 1pm PT/ 2pm MT/ 3pm CT/ 4pm ET Leslie will
ANSWERS TO FAQS REGARDING LIABILITY CLAUSES: Buyer and Seller Perspectives (45- minute presentation; Questions after) Tuesday, December 5, 2023 1pm PT/ 2pm MT/ 3pm CT/
Procurement Contracting (Condensed): One Day Seminar This seminar is a one day “crash” course for those whose time is limited. It is a combination of
Advanced Contracting & Negotiating This is an intensive and practical day-long seminar which involves interactive discussions and “hands-on” experience in contracting and negotiating. “Learn-by-doing” training will include
This interactive one-day seminar will provide you with strategies, tactics, and a deeper understanding of contracts necessary to improve your contract negotiating skills – whether
Software Contracts: On Premise and in the Cloud: Legal and Operational Issues with Business Consequences Software licensing transactions are more complex and more important than
The Agenda for the “Contracts: Reading, Writing & Negotiating” seminar is as follows: Introduction to Contract and Business Law Terminology. Definition of key terms and
The Agenda for the “Procurement: Legal Issues & Contract Law” seminar is as follows: Introduction to Contract and Business Law Terminology Definition of key terms
You’ve probably experienced the following situation: After weeks/ months of talking with your supplier/ customer you believe you’ve reached an agreement on the business terms
QUESTION #1: We include in our Bid package our terms and conditions of purchase and we state that any terms and conditions contained in the
If you have read a contract that is filled with fanciful legal jargon, you were probably left wondering what it all meant. One of the
It is common practice for parties entering outsourcing contracts to limit their liability to each other. However, one of the most common exclusions of the
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