Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr, IT & Telecommunications

About

Provided by Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr

CDH's team can offer you advice on a wide range of functions and sector-related issues including: ICT infrastructure; software licensing, distribution, integration and development; services integration and aggregation; contract management; off-shoring; procurement; business processing; technology turnkey solutions; e-commerce; software and technology-related intellectual property issues; data privacy; cloud service solutions; and information security. We can support the full scope of projects in which you may be engaged, from conception through to conclusion. Our team has the support of CDH’s full service business practices to give you expert input on related issues such as intellectual property, black economic empowerment, employment, tax, administrative and competition law implications. We have been engaged in transactions in sub-Saharan and West Africa, and in Europe. We are able to project manage your IT and outsourcing requirements on a worldwide basis.

Chambers Review

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IT & Telecommunications - South Africa

Band 2

What the Team is Known For

Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr houses a high-profile practice group commended for its depth of experience in handling a wide range of complex technology matters. The team offers extensive expertise in assisting major telecommunications providers, technology companies and leading financial institutions, and also has a growing practice in the healthcare and retail sectors. The firm is increasingly active on novel areas of IT, such as fintech, as well as assisting clients with licensing and software development. It has an excellent track record in relation to outsourcing transactions, data protection and privacy law.

Notable practitioners

Key contacts include Anja Hofmeyr.

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Strengths

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Its team has a deep understanding of the technical aspects of the industry and of the regulatory framework, so the complex and sophisticated matters become far more manageable.