The USDOC - Bureau of Industry and Security Outreach and Educational Services Division

Co-sponsored by: FITA

The Commerce Department’s Bureau of Industry and Security and FITA are pleased to present an Export Administration Regulations seminar on “Technology Controls and Deemed Exports” in Arlington, Virginia.

This is a 1 ½ day intensive program that will cover key regulatory information related to exports and transfers of technology (technical data or technical assistance).  Under the Export Administration Regulations, “technology” is considered specific information necessary for the “development,”  “production,” or “use” of a product. In addition, the program will include an in-depth discussion of “deemed exports,” which involve the transfer of technology to foreign nationals.  This topic is of high importance to companies that hire foreign nationals and academic institutions that involve foreign nationals in their research activities.

Topics will include:

• Commerce Control List Classification of Technology
• License Exceptions Useful for Technology  & Software
• Release of Technology to Foreign Nationals
• Publicly Available Technology
• Technology Issues for Academic Institutions

 About the Instructors

The instructors are experienced EXPORT ADMINISTRATION managers, policy specialists and engineers from BIS's Washington, D.C. headquarters. The instructors will be available throughout the seminar to answer your questions on how the export regulations affect the export activities of your organization or client.