Cloud Computing Law: Transactions

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课程名称:云计算法律:交易 课程概述:你是否曾好奇云合同中的细则?你上传到云端的信息属于谁?谁可以访问和控制这些信息?如果是的话,这门课程非常适合你!你将学习识别云计算交易中涉及的法律风险,并提出可能的解决方案。 为了理解云计算的工作原理,我们将首先描述不同类型的云服务,并解释它们在控制、访问和网络安全方面与内部IT的差异。 课程大纲: 1. 理解云计算 - 本周我们将介绍云计算的基本知识,探讨云计算技术的工作原理及其与传统的内部IT的不同之处。云计算并非“单一事物”,而是有不同的服务类型和部署模型以及所谓的“分层”服务。我们会讨论不同云服务的法律影响,重点考虑数据位置的重要性,以及云客户与提供商之间的关系。到本周末,你将能够识别潜在云客户需要考虑的法律和监管风险。 2. 标准云合同 - 云客户与提供商之间的关系受到合同的管辖。云合同明确了双方的权利和义务,并涵盖选择法律和法庭、违约责任、如何进行变更以及合同终止时的处理等问题。本周我们将研究标准云合同中通常包含的条款及其对客户和提供商的实际意义。我们会强调这些条款在不同提供商之间的差异,以及云合同与其他IT合同(例如外包和知识产权许可合同)的不同之处。到本周末,你应该能够描述云客户在标准云合同中可能会遇到的条款。 3. 协商云合同 - 标准云合同通常偏向提供商。然而,大型企业或政府部门有时可以与云提供商协商更有利的条款。本周我们将探讨影响云提供商是否会与客户协商条款的因素,以及客户希望协商的条款,以及这些协商的通常发展过程。到本周末,你将能够描述云客户与云提供商协商合同条款的前景。 4. 云中的知识产权 - 本周我们将探讨存储、创建、处理和分发在云环境中的信息的“所有权”问题。我们会分析云提供商与客户之间的信息流,并区分用户存储和处理的内容与由云提供商生成的信息。虽然知识产权法可能决定相关信息的所有权,但法律并不一定能实现云计算交易各方所期望或需要的结果。此外,实际上,所有权可能不如对信息的控制和访问重要。到本周末,你将能够描述云客户如何在云中保护和控制信息。

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Name:Understanding Cloud Computing

Description:This week, we cover the basics of cloud computing. We look at how cloud computing technology works and how it differs from traditional, in-house IT. We explain that cloud is not 'one thing': instead, there are different service types and deployment models, as well as so-called 'layered' services. We then look at the legal implications of different cloud services. Finally, we consider the importance of data location and the relationship between cloud customers and providers. By the end of this week, you will be able to identify the legal and regulatory risks that a potential cloud customer should consider.

Name:Standard Cloud Contracts

Description:The relationship between the cloud customer and the provider is governed by contract. Cloud contracts set out the parties' rights and obligations. They also cover issues such as choice of law and forum, liability in case of breach of contract, how changes might be made, and what happens when a contract is terminated. This week, we look at the clauses typically found in standard cloud contracts and what these might mean in practice for both customers and providers. We highlight how these clauses can differ per provider - and how cloud contracts differ from other IT contracts, such as those for outsourcing and IP licensing. By the end of this week, you should describe the terms a cloud customer is likely to find in standard cloud contracts.

Name:Negotiated Cloud Contracts

Description:Standard cloud contracts typically favour the provider. However, large businesses or government departments can sometimes negotiate more favourable terms with cloud providers. This week, we look at the factors that influence whether cloud providers will negotiate terms with customers, as well as the terms customers want to negotiate - and how those negotiations typically develop. By the end of this week, you will be able to describe a cloud customer's prospects for negotiating contract terms with a cloud provider.

Name:Intellectual Property in the Cloud

Description:This week, we look at questions of 'ownership' of information stored, created, processed, and distributed in cloud environments. We examine the information flows between cloud providers and their customers and distinguish between content that is stored and processed by users, from information generated by cloud providers. We'll see that, although intellectual property law may determine ownership rights in relevant information, the law does not necessarily achieve what parties to cloud computing transactions expect or need. Moreover, in practice, ownership may be less important than control over, and access to, information. By the end of this week, you will be able to describe how a cloud customer can protect and control information in the cloud.

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Have you ever wondered what’s in the small print of cloud contracts? Or who owns the information you upload to the cloud? And who can access and control it? If so, then this course is for you! You’ll learn to identify the legal risks involved in cloud computing transactions - and to suggest possible solutions. To understand how cloud computing works, we’ll first describe different kinds of cloud services and explain how they differ from in-house IT in terms of control, access, and cybersecurity

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