Innovation & Law -webinaari: Datasäädös – Soveltamisen status ja viimeaikaiset opit

D&I Event

Event date

11 Jun

2025

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Innovation & Law: Datasäädös – Soveltamisen status ja viimeaikaiset opit koskien immateriaalioikeuksia, liikesalaisuuksia ja kaupallisesti sensitiivistä tietoa.

Tervetuloa kuuntelemaan syväluotaavaa katsaustamme immateriaalioikeuksien, liikesalaisuuksien ja kaupallisesti sensitiivisen tiedon suojaan verkkoon liitettyjen laitteiden ja liitännäispalvelujen kontekstissa. Webinaarissa esittelemme datasäädöksen näkökulmasta kriittisimmät kontrollipisteet IPR- ja datastrategioiden perusteiksi.

Jos et ole saanut kutsua ja haluaisit osallistua webinaariin, voit olla yhteydessä: thinkingahead@dittmar.fi

Speakers

Anna Haapanen

Partner
+358 400 992 925
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Eila El Asry

Senior Attorney
+358 40 827 5772
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