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Switzerland has a long history of requiring offset obligations in its military procurement projects.

Within the world of open-source software, every line of code comes with its own set of rules. Whether you're an innovative start-up crafting the next big app or a seasoned enterprise integrating...

On 1 January 2025, the revised Swiss Civil Procedure Code ("CPC") has come into effect, introducing significant changes. We will be analyzing these changes in a series of concise articles...

A new Code on Electronic Signatures will become effective on January 1 2005. The draft of the relevant implementing ordinance is now open for public consultation and comments from interested parties.

Con la digitalizzazione in pieno corso, vi sono sempre più aziende che conseguono l'obiettivo di un archivio digitale piuttosto che cartaceo.

As AI becomes embedded in life sciences R&D, companies face a critical strategic question: where does the real intellectual property value lie in their AI-enabled technologies? The answer increasingly points beyond the AI model itself to the complete technology architecture—encompassing data provenance, workflow integration, and the technical interfaces between software, biology, and physical processes.

Exponentially increasing data volumes, a constantly growing number of apps and systems as well as increasingly complex international regulatory environments are making the fight against financial crime

In a tightening capital environment, ERP and systems initiatives face unprecedented scrutiny as budgets shrink and investment decisions become more selective. Many projects aren't failing outright but stalling due to unclear value propositions, scope expansion, diffused accountability, underestimated change management, and data readiness issues. Understanding what keeps projects moving forward requires examining the common characteristics of successful implementations and addressing the factors that cause m

While there are lots of new tools and technology available for firms and their marketing teams, it's crucial for marketing leaders to take a step back and ensure there is a thorough understanding...

Switzerland's Construction, Engineering & Materials sector faces profound structural challenges including elevated financing costs, intense price competition, skilled labor shortages, and rising sustainability requirements. Analysis of Swiss stock exchange listed firms reveals that companies explicitly addressing disruption factors in their annual reports demonstrate stronger financial performance, with technological and environmental disruption emerging as the most significant transformation drivers at 71%

Le attuali contingenze in ternazionali hanno, pur troppo, riportato al centro dell'attenzione degli Stati e dell'opinione pubblica taluni settori produttivi estremamente delicati...

Artificial intelligence has made it easier than ever to create convincing fake videos, audio recordings, and images—raising urgent questions about how international arbitration tribunals should handle disputed audiovisual evidence. As deepfakes become more sophisticated and harder to detect, arbitrators face a growing challenge: determining not just what weight to give evidence, but whether that evidence is authentic at all.

Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used in international arbitration for legal research, document review, and drafting. However, its use becomes difficult to assess when an arbitrator turns to AI not merely to process information, but to obtain a view on a legal issue that the tribunal must decide. This article examines emerging guidance on whether arbitrators can ask AI for its opinion on legal questions and explores the boundaries between AI as a research tool and AI as a decision-maker.