As companies develop Green Technology, other companies invest in them and fund such development, and still other companies become customers of Green Technology, intellectual property law and technology and outsourcing agreements will become increasingly important in this field. Because of the new challenges presented by Green Technology, investors, users and buyers of Green Technology will use intellectual property law in due diligence and protecting innovations, and will need to modify outsourcing and technology agreements to take into account the special legal considerations and strategic opportunities to be used in the development of Green Technology. Join us for this month's edition of William Tanenbaum's popular series, in which he tackles the very hot topic of green technology. You will learn: How Intellectual Property Law Will be Used Offensively to Protect Innovations ; How Agreements for Data Center Technologies Will Change ; How Early Stage Green Technology Development Companies Can Strategically Use Outsourcing to Maximize Venture Capital and Outside Investment ; Effectively Controlling R&D and Knowledge Processing Outsourcing to Maintain Competitive Advantage ; Controlling the Increased Competitive Intelligent Risks Introduced by Outsourcing ; How Buyers and Users of Green Technology Should Use IP Due Diligence Outsourcing to Evaluate Green Technology Providers, including Due Diligence Activities.