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For specific groups of people.

Large corporate. Internet start-up

Who uses us?  Why they need to find online legal guidance and documents for ICT?

• Directors (executive and non-executive, CEOs and FDs) – to discharge their legal duties and direct the course of the organisation
• CAEs, auditors and assurance providers (internal and external) – to audit and provide assurance
• CROs and Risk Managers – to manage risks
• CIOs and IT Managers – to manage ICT
• IT Operators – to ensure that ICT operates
• IT Governance officers and specialists – to govern ICT
• IT Security officers - to secure ICT
• Information (protection) officers – to balance access to information and protection of information
• Compliance officers – to effectively comply with the law
• Consultants - to advise and provide solutions
• Legal advisors (corporate lawyers or in-house lawyers) – to provide good legal advice
• Attorneys and advocates - to provide good legal advice
• Entrepreneurs (internet and technology) – to start and build businesses
• Sales people – to sell goods or services, they need to know the laws that relate to them
• Journalists - to find answers and research legal issues
• Students - to learn about the law and the practical application of it

What types of organisations?

Various “public bodies” and “private bodies” subscribe (the body pays on behalf of a number of individuals).  The private bodies include start-ups, small, medium, and large enterprises (including several listed companies).  The public bodies include government departments, parastatals, and non-profit organisations.

What organisations use us?  Why they use us?

• ICT vendors (vendors of ICT goods or services)
  • to find online legal guidance regards their organisation
  • to be aware of the ICT laws that apply to the ICT goods or services they provide
  • to be aware of the ICT regulatory requirements for which their ICT goods or services are suited – the legal triggers for ICT procurement
  • to manage the legal relationship with their customers
  • to structure the organisation
• Organisations that procure and use ICT (like banks and mines)
  • to find online legal guidance regards their use of ICT
  • to manage ICT
  • to manage ICT risks
  • to govern ICT
  • to effectively comply with ICT laws
• Internet companies – to find online legal guidance regards the Internet
• Gaming companies (both traditional and online) – to comply with the regulatory requirements
• Media companies (including digital, new or social media providers, providers of Web2.0 applications and on-demand hosted services)
• Marketing companies (including direct marketing) – to avoid legal problems, difficulties and disputes
• Law firms – to provide better legal services related to ICT to clients
• Internet service providers – to find online legal guidance on issues specific to them
• Associations – to find online legal guidance on an ICT topic related to their members