Outsourcing Agreements: A Practical Guide
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| Rating | : | 4.78 (921 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0199575223 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 472 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-01-08 |
| Language | : | English |
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He regularly writes and speaks on outsourcing and related issues and legal developments to industry and organizations, as well as California Continuing Education for the Bar and New York's Practicing Law Institute. . He has more than 30 years of legal experience, and is ranked by Chambers USA as a recognized leader in both
"The author, who heads the global IT/communications practice at Baker & Mackenzie LLP, covers all sorts of different aspects of IP that should be appropriately covered by an outsourcing agreement -- and there are many such aspects." --IPKat"this is a highly readable book which I certainly am pleased to have on my book shelf and one which will appeal to everyone involved in negotiating and drafting outsourcing agreements, at whatever level." --Alan Meneghetti, Clyde & Co LLP, London Journal of Intellectual Property Law and Practice
Lawyers, executives and managers must learn how all of the pieces of the outsourcing jigsaw - contractual, operational, technical and financial - fit together into a coherent, manageable whole that suppliers can perform and customers can manage. This book covers the discrete legal issues involved, and also the management of the relationship between vendor and purchaser of outsourcing services, in a practical and comprehensive way. The accessible anture of this book means it will be of interest to lawyers in private practice or in-house, in particular those who are new to outsourcing as an area of practice.. Outsourcing Agreements: A Practical Guide is an accessible guide to the legal and practical issues arising from complex outsourcing deals with a particular emphasis on the UK
Well written, thorough overview Jeanette Nyden This book is very well written. Kimball takes a dry, complex topic and presents it in a clear and easy to read style. Kimball never sacrifices accuracy in his quest for simplicity. His explanations are precise and balanced, never advocating for unilateral advantage. In fact, Kimball repeatedly stresses the need to attain equilibrium in the agreement. Kimball covers a range of topics from tax implications, to governance, to . A truly practical guide from a great practitioner Danny Ertel George Kimball knows outsourcing and he knows how to negotiate and draft agreements. He has taken his 20+years of experience in this area and applied it to make a complex set of issues straightforward and navigable to the newcomer. It takes a true in-depth knowledge of a topic to be able to lay it out clearly, without oversimplifying or "dumbing it down" as many authors end up doing.But Outsourcing Agreements is not just fo. It's spot on - from the title onwards I love the approach that George takes to this book - starting with the title itself - OUTSOURCING AGREEMENTS He points out in the intro that contracting for outsourcing is different because the imperatives for mutual success through collaboration. By default a company outsources because they believe another firm can do something better, faster or cheaper (or hopefully all of the above!). Companies MUST work together over th