Simulation-first
A running case develops across all three days.
Dispute Resolution Studio for Technology, AI, Capstones & Knowledge
A simulation-first programme for managers, lawyers, technologists, investigators and policy makers to prevent, manage and resolve technology disputes.
In the digital economy, every contract is a technology interface — and every failed interface becomes a dispute. SaaS outages, AI vendor failures, blockchain smart-contract bugs, IoT device malfunctions, cloud migration breakdowns and fintech payment errors now generate conflicts that traditional legal processes are too slow and too expensive to handle.
This programme brings managers, lawyers, technologists, investigators and policy makers into one room. A running technology-dispute case builds across the three days through emerging-trend sessions, ODR workflow exercises, a virtual-hearing workshop and a dispute-system design studio, culminating in artefact presentations before a panel. No legal degree is required.
A running case develops across all three days.
Management, law, technology, investigation and policy perspectives.
Build a blueprint, clause library, ODR workflow or risk memo.
Certificate of Participation under the C-DiIT × CPSLR collaboration.
Practical capabilities designed for real contracts, platforms, evidence and organisational decision-making.
Use negotiation, mediation, arbitration, ODR or litigation appropriately for technology disputes.
Stress-test arbitration, escalation and dispute-resolution clauses for SaaS, AI, cloud and platform contracts.
Manage authentication, chain of custody, cybersecurity and data-protection risks.
Work through online dispute-resolution and virtual-hearing processes using electronic evidence.
See how blockchain, IoT, cloud and AI disputes differ from conventional commercial conflicts.
Create a board-ready dispute-governance framework for an organisation.
Technology disputes are resolved well only when the people who build systems, contract for them, investigate failures and adjudicate them understand one another.
Additional Secretary, Government of India
Ministry of Law & Justice, Legislative Department
5–7 November 2026 · NUALS Campus, Kochi. The schedule is indicative and may be refined closer to the programme.
Organisers
Chief Guest to be announced · Programme Directors
Mr. Shyaam Jaya Nagarajan
Prof. Deva Prasad M
Adv. Shanmugham D. Jayan
Prof. Sreejith A
Adv. Dr. Ajoy P. B.
Prof. (Dr.) Anil R. Nair
Adv. Rajesh C. Muttath
Sr. Adv. Hariraj M. R. & Prof. Hari S. Nayar
Shri Hari Sankar IPS
Adv. Sneha Vijayan
Prof. Shannu Narayan
Programme Directors & resource persons

Associate Professor, Information Systems · Head, C-DiIT, IIM Kozhikode

Professor of Law · Director, CPSLR, NUALS, Kochi

Associate Professor of Law, IIM Kozhikode

Associate Professor, Humanities and Liberal Arts in Management, IIM Kozhikode

Professor, NUALS, Kochi · Director, Centre for Consumer Protection Law and Policy

Advocate, High Court of Kerala · Associate, Vijayaraghavan and Devi Advocates, Kochi

Head of Legal, Glance · Associate General Counsel, InMobi Group

Deputy Inspector General of Police, Kerala

Senior Advocate, High Court of Kerala · Head, Samatha Law Chambers

Advocate, High Court of Kerala, Ernakulam

IMI-Qualified Mediator · President, The Mediation Society

Independent Researcher and Legal-Tech Architect · WIPO AIII Technical Expert Network
₹19,000 programme fee + GST @ 18% (₹3,420).
Accommodation and travel are not provided; participants should make their own arrangements.
Registration is online through IIM Kozhikode.
Seats are allotted on a first-come, first-served basis to ensure a balanced cohort. Early registration is encouraged.
Register NowThe Centre for Digital Innovation and Transformation develops expertise in digital technologies and their application in organisations, government and society, with a focus on AI and its governance, cybersecurity, digital law and institutional transformation.
The Centre for Parliamentary Studies and Law Reforms works on legislative and law-reform studies, digital transformation of legal and parliamentary institutions, and constitutional and legislative responses to artificial intelligence and emerging technologies.
The centres collaborate on academic, research and training activities in artificial intelligence and law, digital governance, cybersecurity, data protection, digital evidence and forensics, and the digital transformation of legal, judicial and parliamentary institutions. C-This programme is conducted under this collaboration.