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    Enterprise Contracting for Technology Sales Teams

    Help sales, delivery, finance and security teams understand enterprise contract terms and bring the right issues to legal.

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    Audience

    Technology and service-provider sales, delivery, finance, security, operations, and legal-facing teams.

    Duration

    Three 90-minute modules or one half-day course

    Delivery

    Online or in person

    Sell terms your business can deliver.

    A term agreed during the sale becomes a commitment for the people delivering the work. This course helps technology and service-provider teams connect enterprise contract language with revenue, delivery, data and exit obligations.

    Program outline

    • The relationship among the MSA, SOW, order form, SLA, DPA, and security exhibit
    • Provider positions on liability, indemnity, IP, data, warranties, acceptance, payment, and termination
    • Customer dependencies, assumptions, change control, and subcontractors
    • When customer paper changes the commercial or delivery model
    • How to use a contracts playbook and escalate deviations

    Program format

    The private course includes a planning call, review of representative contract forms, the agreed live course format, practical negotiation scenarios, and a team reference guide. The curriculum can be aligned to an existing Contracts Playbook or used to prepare for one.

    Leave prepared to…

    • Understand how the enterprise agreement stack works together.
    • Connect legal provisions to the provider’s delivery and revenue model.
    • Use a contracting playbook and escalation process.
    • Improve handoffs among sales, delivery, security, finance, and counsel.
    • Recognize terms that require provider-specific negotiation.

    Your instructor

    Dan Liutikas, founder of Org Law

    Dan Liutikas

    Dan Liutikas serves as outside counsel and an advisor to businesses, associations, nonprofits, and their leaders.

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