Digital Infrastructure | LUTHER Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH

Luther.Solutions supports the transformation of legal departments at every stage – from strategic dialogue to process and organizational design, including the implementation of legal tech. Interdisciplinary teams and proven methodologies ensure measurable improvements in quality, efficiency, and transparency in day-to-day operations as well as in complex mandates.

Digital
Infrastructure

An agile digital infrastructure is critical for the success of innovative business models as it enables the company to use technological levers profitably. Particularly in recent years, these new technologies have forced companies in all industries to take a critical look at their processes, organisations or IT architecture. Platforms and communities, the Internet of Things (IoT), 5G, Big Data and the opportunities associated with such, or the developments in the area of artificial intelligence, all require a solid, secure and agile IT infrastructure as well as the corresponding agreements and licences with business partners and customers.

Cloud computing as a core enabler not only places high demands on the architecture and organisation of an enterprise but also on security and data protection. IT sourcing as well as outsourcing are often projects that have a far-reaching impact on business processes and architectures. In addition, issues arise regarding software and licences or broadband expansion and 5G as current topics of the digital value chain.

Luther advises on all legal issues relating to the digital infrastructure of companies. We can assist you with the preparation and negotiation of agreements, such as software licences, ASP or SaaS agreements as well as other cloud computing agreements. As part of an IT outsourcing project, we can advise and accompany the whole process, from the requirement assessment, the invitation to tender up to and including the drafting and negotiation of agreements. When advising you, our experts will take into account in particular any employment and licensing law issues, IT security and data protection aspects, as well as antitrust and, if necessary, other regulatory requirements.

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