To meet the needs of clients’ outsourcing challenges, Alfred and a team of outsourcing lawyers have designed a downloadable master outsourcing service agreement (MOSA) for US law and certain international jurisdictions.

Previously, Alfred was a partner at an international law firm, an equity analyst at an investment management firm, and a consultant for an Inc. 500 technology consulting firm.

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• Represented Spirit AeroSystems in SaaS cloud-computing agreements, and other technology transactions matters; Spirit is the world’s largest, first-tier aerostructures manufacturer and a spin-off of Boeing that manufactures and assembles aerospace products for Boeing, Airbus, Gulfstream, Bombardier and Sikorsky Helicopter

Outsourcing

• Represented CoreLogic in a BPO transaction with TCS, whereby TCS will provide data entry, verification and reporting services
• Represented Dean Foods Company in working with its third-party technology advisor, ISG, in developing and conducting its competitive procurement process for IT and related services; our representation continued through successful negotiations with the successful provider
• Represented a leading US defense contractor in a full-scope outsourcing of the company’s information technology functions to Computer Sciences Corporation
• Represented Nokia Corporation in two large IT outsourcing transactions: a global, full-scale IT outsourcing deal with HCL covering end user services, including service desk, on-site support, workstation management and end point security; and a long-term service agreement with VeriSign establishing a global managed security services solution, covering security event management, vulnerability scanning, threat analysis and other data security services
• Represented a European joint venture in an IT outsourcing agreement with a related entity; the transaction was a six-year, full-scale, global IT outsourcing agreement covering user care, back office, client system, data center and local area network services with a total deal value of well over $1 billion

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