This is a guest post from Dave Feenan, Vice-Chair at EuroCloud Ireland and Business Development Director at ASPeon, an Enterprise Ireland Client.

I’m pleased to announce that EuroCloud Ireland and The Irish Computer Society are organising a seminar on “Cloud Computing – Climate Change for Legal Contracts?” in the Clarion IFSC on Thursday July 1st at 7.45am with a repeat seminar at 10.30am the same morning. This event is being run in association with  Microsoft Ireland and Irish Software Innovation Network.

Philip Nolan, a partner and head of Mason Hayes+Curran’s Commercial Department, as well as being a board member of EuroCloud Ireland examines the legal implications of Cloud Computing for your business. He looks at its likely impact on your existing legal responsibilities and relationships. Philip will focus on how to address contractual matters such as service provider liability, data protection and retention as well as capacity/availability issues and their impact. Hugh Jones, an ICS Data Protection tutor and Michael Martin of the Irish Software Innovation Network will be joining Philip on the panel to participate in the Q&A.

To register for this free to attend event please go to http://www.eurocloud.ie/ICSandEuroCloud-Ireland-Seminar.

Aspeon (who I work for) allows me to work on Eurocloud as part of an initiative that helps the broader community, while also spreading the word about Aspeon’s technology. As our CEO ( Luke Conroy ,formerly the CEO at both Sun Microsystems and Changing Worlds) puts it, our primary focus  is ;

To deliver best of breed software solutions to their clients over the Internet utilising the SaaS model. For further information on their dashboard, project accounting, time and attendance modules plus their other solutions see www.aspeon.com

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