Jason D. Krieser

Jason Krieser advises clients on all aspects of technology transactions, outsourcing matters, telecommunications and other complex commercial contracts. He is an internationally recognized advisor on business process and information technology outsourcing matters, including offshore outsourcing. He also handles technology development and licensing matters, joint ventures, key supply and distribution agreements, manufacturing arrangements, strategic alliances, ecommerce matters and other technology transactions. He has handled cloud computing and software as a service (SaaS) transactions for licensors, licensees and cloud infrastructure providers for nearly a decade. Jason is the co-author of a legal treatise on outsourcing law titled “Outsourcing: Law and Business” published by Law Journal Press (the treatise publishing arm of American Lawyer Media). This treatise gives detailed treatment to all material legal and business issues associated with outsourcing transactions. The treatise also covers changes in the outsourcing industry (e.g., cloud computing and smaller transactions) and suggests new tools and a “modern approach” for dealing with these changes. More information at www.outsourcingtreatise.com.

Jason Krieser advises clients on all aspects of technology transactions, outsourcing matters, telecommunications and other complex commercial contracts. He is an internationally recognized advisor on business process and information technology outsourcing matters, including offshore outsourcing. He also handles technology development and licensing matters, joint ventures, key supply and distribution agreements, manufacturing arrangements, strategic alliances, ecommerce matters and other technology transactions. He has handled cloud computing and software as a service (SaaS) transactions for licensors, licensees and cloud infrastructure providers for nearly a decade. Jason is the co-author of a legal treatise on outsourcing law titled “Outsourcing: Law and Business” published by Law Journal Press (the treatise publishing arm of American Lawyer Media). This treatise gives detailed treatment to all material legal and business issues associated with outsourcing transactions. The treatise also covers changes in the outsourcing industry (e.g., cloud computing and smaller transactions) and suggests new tools and a “modern approach” for dealing with these changes. More information at www.outsourcingtreatise.com.