| Profile Prof Harry Tan is the principal
lecturer of the "E-Business: Law Policy &
Strategy" at Nanyang Technological University. He also developed
and taught "Legal and Ethical Issues of Information
Technology" course and co-taught "Management &
Resolution of Business Disputes" for the Nanyang Business School's
MBA Program. Prof. Tan also teaches Law of Information &
Technology with Prof Steven Ang and was engaged by FORTUNE as the
Editor for the "FORTUNE Reader's Guide Program", a periodical
that focuses on current business trends, case studies and issues for the
business student.
Professor Harry Tan was
awarded the Fulbright Scholarship in 1999 by the Council of International
Exchange of Scholars and the Fulbright Commission in Washington, US. He is
also a Visiting Scholar at Berkeley Centre for Law & Technology at
University of California, Berkeley, where he carried out research in the
field of the Development of Law & Regulation of E-Commerce. Over the
past five years, Prof Tan had been involved in advisory roles and
conducting industry executive development programs on management of legal
risks in electronic commerce and information technology and consultant to
local internet banks and law firms. He was also a member of the team of
consultant led by Dr Toh that drafted laws for the Dubai Internet
City and Dubai Port Authority. His current
research interest is in the development of the law and regulation of
Electronic Commerce and its impact on businesses. In addition to being a
legal advisor to the Computer Centre at NTU, he is also the associate
editor and web-master for the Asia Business Law
Review.
Web Presence Selected Publications
- Electronic Negotiations - Offer and Acceptance, Legal
Requirements and Incorporation of Terms, Computer Law & Security
Report (United Kingdom 2002)
- Electronic Transactions Regulation: Singapore, Computer
Law & Security Report , Vol. 18, No. 4, pp 272 -
277.(United Kingdom 2002)
- Facilitating E-Commerce between ASEAN Countries:
Standardisation of Legal Infrastructures or Access to the Laws?, THE
ANNUAL E-ASEAN TASKFORCE CONFERENCE (Singapore
2002)
E-Fraud: Current Trends and International Developments,
Journal of Financial Crime, Vol. 9, No. 4, pp 347 -
354 (United Kingdom 2002).
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