„Software Escrow in IT-Projects: Projektcycle and Recycling“
Organiser:
Organisation pro Software Escrow e.V., Munich (OSE)
Place, Date:
Friday, 27 January 2012 at the Haus der bayerischen Wirtschaft, Max-Joseph-Straße 5, D-80333 Munich
- Key Note: Challenges in public sector IT projects – experiences from major projects such as ELENA, Herkules, health card and Toll Collect
Prof Dr Manfred Mayer (Special Representative for eGovernment, Messe München International)
The ‘649’ hour – effects and consequences of the project stop
Moderator: Attorney Dr Thomas Fischl (ReedSmith LLP, Munich)
- Technical, legal and practical basics of escrow with a view to project termination,
Dr Michael Eggers (OSE) - Practical requirements for documentation and escrow in the event of project cancellation in accordance with § 649 BGB,
Dr Oliver Stiemerling (IT expert; ecambria systems GmbH, Cologne) - Aspects of public procurement law and EVB-IT on § 649 BGB,
RAin Elke Bischof (law firm SSW, Munich)
Evaluation vs utilisation of software and source code
Moderator: Attorney Christian Kast (Anwaltscontor, Munich)
- Evaluation of software,
Dr Siegfried Streitz (EDV – Sachverständige Streitz; Brühl) - Realisation of software,
Attorney Björn Joachim (law firm Wülfing Zeuner Rechel, Hamburg) - Exploitability of work results in the event of project cancellation,
Attorney Dr Jan Geert Meents (DLA Piper, Munich)
Data sovereignty and the cloud
Moderator: Dr Ursula Widmer, lawyer (Dr Widmer & Partner, Bern)
- Current topics from the perspective of data protection supervision,
Ms Heike Klebs (Bavarian State Office for Data Protection Supervision, Ansbach) - Smart devices and data protection,
Lawyer Isabell Conrad (law firm SSW, Munich) and Christof Höfner (Senior Legal Counsel, Nokia Siemens Networks, Munich) - Security and storage in the cloud – practical report,
RA Alexander Eichler (Legal Department salesforce.com, Munich) - Country report on escrow practice in Portugal and France,
Dr Astrid Auer-Reinsdorff, lawyer (Auer law firm, Berlin)
Summary of the day
Moderation of the final panel and discussion: Dr Peter Bräutigam (Noerr LLP, Munich)