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Going Global in the Digital Transformation

Webinar | 06.21.18, 8:00 AM EDT - 9:00 AM EDT

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When technology has no borders, executives must create strategies and drive deals that make the most of the digital transformation for their business.


Join Crowell & Moring’s international team of trade, corporate, and cybersecurity lawyers for a discussion of best practices when transacting business across the globe. In this latest edition of our Creating Tomorrow: Digital Transformation information series, we’ll look at how to access a market, comply with international data and information restrictions, and maximize return for your business while ensuring that you are in compliance.


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What Executives Should Know About the Digital Transformation and International Trade

  • China and U.S. relations
  • New developments with Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)
  • The role of coalition building

Top Five Issues for International Deals in the Digital World

  • Contracts standards
  • Pricing 
  • IP ownership
  • Protecting trade secrets and confidential information
  • Data ownership 

Digital Marketing and Online Tracking in Major Economies

  • Key developments, from navigating GDPR to APEC cross-border regulations
  • Understanding online tracking, from cookies to pixels 

For more information, please visit these areas: Corporate and Transactional, Privacy and Cybersecurity

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