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ARTICLE · 26 MARCH 2020

Going Remote Due To Covid-19? Organizations Should Consider These 5 Key Issues For Their Tech Contracts

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The spread of COVID-19 and social distancing are nudging many employers to transition to full or close-to-full remote workforces at lightening speed.

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The spread of COVID-19 and social distancing are nudging many employers to transition to full or close-to-full remote workforces at lightening speed. Technology is a necessary connector, especially in these times, and there are issues for organizations to consider for their tech contracts.

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Whether you are beginning your transition to a remote work force or expanding your remote tools, your organization will have its own unique constellation of organization-provided devices, other hardware, software, cloud solutions, and possibly employee- and contractor-supplied devices as well. As you build out your particular configuration, here are 5 key considerations for tech contracts* to help you manage your various service providers alongside your organization's legal, regulatory, and corporate policy obligations.

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