Peter Lind Nielsen handles all types of technology contracts within development, procurement and implementation, outsourcing, hosting, cloud computing and automation projects, etc. Peter also advises on the legal aspects of procurement, development and implementation of new technology, e.g. robots and AI.
For 20+ years Peter has advised both customers and suppliers. Peter is a certified IT lawyer and a popular speaker and lecturer. He is an expert at contract management and is responsible for Bech-Bruun’s IT Contract Manager programme.
Sessions auxquelles Peter Lind Nielsen participe
Jeudi 20 Juin, 2019
In this panel, Mette Walsted Vestergaard will be moderating a discussion about IoT in our cities, communities and companies and how to address the legalities of data protection and security. Peter Lind Nielsen, Senior Asociate at Bech-Bruun will be sharing his expertise on the legal aspects of procurement, development and implementation of new technology, e.g. robots and AI.In a connected world the integrated services is the...
Sessions auxquelles Peter Lind Nielsen assiste
Mercredi 19 Juin, 2019
You have probably heard about Product-as-a-Service (PaaS) – and if not, you need to get familiar with the term as soon as possible. Why? Because this transaction and “new” business model changes and challenges some of the traditional business models that we have been using for decades. Why pay for a product when you can just pay for the desired result instead?PaaS allows customers to purchase a desired result rather than the equipment that delivers that result. This model offers ben...
Jeudi 20 Juin, 2019
In this panel, Mette Walsted Vestergaard will be moderating a discussion about IoT in our cities, communities and companies and how to address the legalities of data protection and security. Peter Lind Nielsen, Senior Asociate at Bech-Bruun will be sharing his expertise on the legal aspects of procurement, development and implementation of new technology, e.g. robots and AI.In a connected world the integrated services is the...
IoT devices have for years had the potential to turn every household in to Smart Homes. New devices connecting both you and your home to the internet is increasing rapidly and will do even more so in the years to come. Taking Smart Homes to “the next level” is not just a huge potential for companies wanting to profit from new business models or end-users seeking to utilize the possibilities of a connected home – it is also an understanding and awareness of interoperability and how our pers...