2016 INTERNATIONAL ASIA-PACIFIC CONFERENCE
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Gain visibility for your firm at the ITechLaw Asia-Pacific Conference to be held in Singapore on January 20 – 22, 2016. The event will be held at the St. Regis and is expected to attract 150 delegates. Sponsors will have a rare opportunity to spotlight their firm and/or company’s role in in the ITechLaw community in both Singapore and internationally and contribute to this important conference.
Summary of Available Packages and Pricing All the prices noted are Singapore Dollars. Conference Sponsorship
Conference Product Sponsorships
Platinum
$7,000
Gold
$5,000
Silver
$3,750 Conference Event Sponsorships
Conference Bag Sponsor
$5,000 inc cost of bags
Documentation Sponsor
$5,000 inc cost of USBs
APP Sponsor
$4,000
Accessory Sponsor
$2,000 accessory not inc
Gala Dinner Sponsor
$10,000
Welcome Reception Sponsor
$6,000
Closing Reception Sponsor
$6,000
Networking Lunch Sponsor
$5,000
Exhibitor
$2,500
Networking Break Sponsor
$3,000
AD Space in Program Book
Rates Vary
AD Space in Program Book + Insert
Rates Vary
Conference Exhibitor & Advertising Packages
Contacts Jonathan Kok, Local Sponsorship Co-chair, [email protected] Azmul Haque, Local Sponsorship Co-chair, [email protected] Andy Schwarz, Executive Director, [email protected]
2016 INTERNATIONAL ASIA-PACIFIC CONFERENCE 20 – 22 January 2016 · St. Regis · Singapore
itechlaw.org/singapore-2016
2016 INTERNATIONAL ASIA-PACIFIC CONFERENCE
FRIDAY, 22 JANUARY 2016
DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES AGENDA
Note: This is a working agenda. Session titles and descriptions will be updated and may change as speakers are confirmed.
We will discuss Adobe’s recent legal style guide, streamlining of legal services and achieving increased cost efficiencies, agile contracting, the development of cloud based contracting, integrating blockchain into the contract signing process and case studies of large IT projects.
WEDNESDAY, 20 JANUARY 2016
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Data Laundering – Ethical Considerations Regarding Data Migrations (Moving to Cloud Based Model)
•
Licensing & Contracting– From Products to Products as a Service
Opening Reception
THURSDAY, 21 JANUARY 2016 Reinventing Business
An In-house Conversation: Technology Contracting Trends & Challenges
Data Privacy and Cybersecurity This panel will cover threats and challenges from hacking and cybersecurity risks, darknet, increasing defense against cybersecurity (e.g. Microsoft’s Cybersecurity Office) and the Asia-Pacific region’s privacy regulators’ “off the record” discussion on key issues that they are facing over the next 12 months and their priorities.
New business models have exploded in the past few years and are increasingly emerging as industry trendsetters, establishing serious challenges to existing business models. Models which have gained traction include “sharing economy businesses” (e.g. Airbnb, Uber), aggregators and app-based ventures (e.g. Traveloka, Grab Taxi, news aggregators). We examine legal, regulatory and industry challenges posed by growing prominence of new business models.
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Dark Net and Where It’s Taking the Law
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Crossing the Rubicon– Privacy Laws In ASEAN
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Cybersecurity– Concerns for Companies in Europe
•
Cybercrime– Ultimate Disruptive Technology
•
How Game Thinking Can Revolutionise Business
•
Disruptive Technologies and Evolution of Enforcement Mechanisms
•
New Business Model Used & Challenges Faced
•
Foodie-Commerce
•
Neither Animal nor Vegetable– Regulatory Conundrum Facing Service Aggregators
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Disruptive Technologies– Relevance and Effect on India
Transforming Industries Players with new business models are transforming how business is operated and are developing new monetisation models. These new players are entering into the space of traditional service providers, sometimes in partnership, often in competition with existing players. We look to transformation of industries through players in Fin Tech (financial sector), Telemedicine (healthcare sector), Line, Skype and WhatsApp (telecommunications and media).
Intellectual Property & Digital Media Original digital media space and its reliance on copyright laws are slowly being replaced by a wave of alternative platforms for the distribution of digital media, such as Over-The-Top (OTT) services. New digital media distribution models require new licensing models to be considered.
Artificial Intelligence We examine the current and future application of artificial intelligence (AI) in platforms such as IBM’s Watson and products such as Google’s driverless car, drones, and the impact of new AI technology on areas of law, such as tort, contract, criminal liability, privacy and international law. •
Driverless Car
•
Expanding Reach to New Industries Through Merger
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Watson
•
Transforming Financial Sector Through Rise of Fin Tech
•
Drones
•
Developing New Monetisation and Business Operation Models
•
Sharing Economy
Closing Reception
Cradle to Grave Part 1 We follow the life cycle of App development. Part 1 of the Cradle to Grave series starts with a demonstration of a new App and how it was developed, then delving into funding (traditional and crowd-funding) and legal issues involved in launching an App. •
Demonstration of App and How They Developed It From the Idea
•
Funding an App Developer– Key Issues
•
What Legal Hurdles Needed to Be Overcome to Get the App to Market
Cradle to Grave Part 2 We continue the life cycle of App development. Part 2 of the Cradle to Grave series examines marketing and business re-invention, selling a successfully grown business and exit strategies. •
What Differentiates an App in the Market and Getting the Best For Less
•
M&A Adviser, Selling the Company, 3D Printing Example
•
Protecting Against the Downturn
20 – 22 January 2016 · St. Regis · Singapore
Register online at www.itechlaw.org/singapore-2016
Summary of Available Packages and Pricing All the prices noted are Singapore Dollars. Conference Sponsorship
Conference Product Sponsorships
Platinum
$7,000
Gold
$5,000
Silver
$3,750 Conference Event Sponsorships
Conference Bag Sponsor
$5,000 inc cost of bags
Documentation Sponsor
$5,000 inc cost of USBs
APP Sponsor
$4,000
Accessory Sponsor
$2,000 accessory not inc
Gala Dinner Sponsor
$10,000
Welcome Reception Sponsor
$6,000
Closing Reception Sponsor
$6,000
Networking Lunch Sponsor
$5,000
Exhibitor
$2,500
Networking Break Sponsor
$3,000
AD Space in Program Book
Rates Vary
AD Space in Program Book + Insert
Rates Vary
Conference Exhibitor & Advertising Packages
Contacts Jonathan Kok, Local Sponsorship Co-chair, [email protected] Azmul Haque, Local Sponsorship Co-chair, [email protected] Andy Schwarz, Executive Director, [email protected]
2016 INTERNATIONAL ASIA-PACIFIC CONFERENCE 20 – 22 January 2016 · St. Regis · Singapore
itechlaw.org/singapore-2016
2016 INTERNATIONAL ASIA-PACIFIC CONFERENCE
FRIDAY, 22 JANUARY 2016
DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES AGENDA
Note: This is a working agenda. Session titles and descriptions will be updated and may change as speakers are confirmed.
We will discuss Adobe’s recent legal style guide, streamlining of legal services and achieving increased cost efficiencies, agile contracting, the development of cloud based contracting, integrating blockchain into the contract signing process and case studies of large IT projects.
WEDNESDAY, 20 JANUARY 2016
•
Data Laundering – Ethical Considerations Regarding Data Migrations (Moving to Cloud Based Model)
•
Licensing & Contracting– From Products to Products as a Service
Opening Reception
THURSDAY, 21 JANUARY 2016 Reinventing Business
An In-house Conversation: Technology Contracting Trends & Challenges
Data Privacy and Cybersecurity This panel will cover threats and challenges from hacking and cybersecurity risks, darknet, increasing defense against cybersecurity (e.g. Microsoft’s Cybersecurity Office) and the Asia-Pacific region’s privacy regulators’ “off the record” discussion on key issues that they are facing over the next 12 months and their priorities.
New business models have exploded in the past few years and are increasingly emerging as industry trendsetters, establishing serious challenges to existing business models. Models which have gained traction include “sharing economy businesses” (e.g. Airbnb, Uber), aggregators and app-based ventures (e.g. Traveloka, Grab Taxi, news aggregators). We examine legal, regulatory and industry challenges posed by growing prominence of new business models.
•
Dark Net and Where It’s Taking the Law
•
Crossing the Rubicon– Privacy Laws In ASEAN
•
Cybersecurity– Concerns for Companies in Europe
•
Cybercrime– Ultimate Disruptive Technology
•
How Game Thinking Can Revolutionise Business
•
Disruptive Technologies and Evolution of Enforcement Mechanisms
•
New Business Model Used & Challenges Faced
•
Foodie-Commerce
•
Neither Animal nor Vegetable– Regulatory Conundrum Facing Service Aggregators
•
Disruptive Technologies– Relevance and Effect on India
Transforming Industries Players with new business models are transforming how business is operated and are developing new monetisation models. These new players are entering into the space of traditional service providers, sometimes in partnership, often in competition with existing players. We look to transformation of industries through players in Fin Tech (financial sector), Telemedicine (healthcare sector), Line, Skype and WhatsApp (telecommunications and media).
Intellectual Property & Digital Media Original digital media space and its reliance on copyright laws are slowly being replaced by a wave of alternative platforms for the distribution of digital media, such as Over-The-Top (OTT) services. New digital media distribution models require new licensing models to be considered.
Artificial Intelligence We examine the current and future application of artificial intelligence (AI) in platforms such as IBM’s Watson and products such as Google’s driverless car, drones, and the impact of new AI technology on areas of law, such as tort, contract, criminal liability, privacy and international law. •
Driverless Car
•
Expanding Reach to New Industries Through Merger
•
Watson
•
Transforming Financial Sector Through Rise of Fin Tech
•
Drones
•
Developing New Monetisation and Business Operation Models
•
Sharing Economy
Closing Reception
Cradle to Grave Part 1 We follow the life cycle of App development. Part 1 of the Cradle to Grave series starts with a demonstration of a new App and how it was developed, then delving into funding (traditional and crowd-funding) and legal issues involved in launching an App. •
Demonstration of App and How They Developed It From the Idea
•
Funding an App Developer– Key Issues
•
What Legal Hurdles Needed to Be Overcome to Get the App to Market
Cradle to Grave Part 2 We continue the life cycle of App development. Part 2 of the Cradle to Grave series examines marketing and business re-invention, selling a successfully grown business and exit strategies. •
What Differentiates an App in the Market and Getting the Best For Less
•
M&A Adviser, Selling the Company, 3D Printing Example
•
Protecting Against the Downturn
20 – 22 January 2016 · St. Regis · Singapore
Register online at www.itechlaw.org/singapore-2016
