In this vlog Deirdre Moynihan discusses what we call “software over-deployment”. It is the use by a customer of licensed software beyond what is contractually permitted in its agreement with the software provider.

Deirdre Moynihan covers three case studies on artificial intelligence at a recent Kemp IT Law breakfast seminar.

Richard Kemp looks at artificial intelligence at a recent Kemp IT Law breakfast seminar.

Richard Kemp discusses how and why law firms are picking up the pace in adopting artificial intelligence or AI.

Blockchain is fast becoming a symbol of the deep digital transformation now upon us called the fourth industrial revolution.

APIs serve the common aim of increasing connectivity and interconnectedness. They are the hooks and handshakes that enable different software programs to talk to each other – they allow you to log-in to iPhone Apps using Facebook credentials; to share articles using icon short cuts that directly connect with your Twitter, LinkedIn, or Facebook account; […]

Issues of data privacy and protection of personal information are increasingly at the forefront of everyone’s minds. Existing laws, in Europe at least, have been viewed as inappropriate in light of the speed of development of new technologies and the generation, collection and use of personal information that those technologies make possible.

A surprising thing about the referendum was that no one explained what, it turns out, we’re leaving. The EU is an elevator with complete economic integration at the top floor. The ground level is the international trade order built after 1945, and the elevator rises through progressive levels of integration architected around free movement of […]

Data sovereignty is a person’s right to control access to, and disclosure of, their own data. Richard Kemp looks at the debate on the limits of data sovereignty and what this means for business.

What the new UK Investigatory Powers Bill, currently going through parliament, will mean for business?