Using Schedules in Contract Design: Business Continuity

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Using Schedules in Contract Design: Business Continuity

Posted August 29, 2007 | Leadership | Leadership |

This series of Advisors has been looking at using schedules to modularly construct contracts; you only use the schedules you need in any given circumstance. This approach also allows for third parties that may need to sign the schedules to have only the information they require.

About The Author

Sara Cullen

Dr. Sara Cullen is Managing Director of The Cullen Group, a boutique firm offering consulting, publications, and education regarding commercial agreements, a Fellow at the University of Melbourne, and a Research Associate at the London School of Economics. She was former National Partner at Deloitte in Australia, where she ran the outsourcing consulting division and was the Global Thought Leader for outsourcing. Dr. Cullen specializes in the… Read More

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Using Schedules in Contract Design: Business Continuity

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