The next World Lunch is titled “How to Navigate the Digital Regulatory Landscape: Regulatory Roadmapping for Software and Data” and will explore the key regulatory challenges for software development, the impact of the EU Digital Decade regulation, and how companies can create a strategic regulatory roadmap to manage compliance effectively.
Navigating regulatory requirements is a crucial but often complex challenge for companies developing software. Understanding the key regulations and leveraging them effectively can make a significant difference in your growth and compliance strategy. In this session, Jos van der Wijst (BG.Legal and co-founder of LegalAIR) will provide an overview of the main regulatory challenges for software and introduce the EU Digital Decade regulation. He will guide you through the essential elements of a ‘regulatory roadmap’—a strategic approach to managing compliance while maximising opportunities within the digital landscape. Whether you are at the early stages of development or scaling your startup, this session will offer valuable insights into who can support you and how to turn regulatory requirements into a competitive advantage.
I learned more in the training course for 3 days than I did in the last 3 months at my job. The lectures were informative & interesting.
Hanna Sonnig
Setterwalls Advokatbyrå, Sweden
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Ram Siddappa
Erasmus MC, Netherlands
The course Software Specific Challenges is a must for every TTO/KTO professional, especially for those working with Social Sciences and Humanities!
Brechtje Vreenegoor
Radboud University, Netherlands
Excellent professional gathering, perfect collection of topics and very up-to-date insight.
Ludovic Urgeghe
University of Mons, Belgium
ASTP's conference helped us to network with decision-makers in the technology transfer industry and provides a great platform to discuss future innovation in this sector.
Christopher Römer
Inventtory, Germany
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