Introduction
Dora is a digital economy counsel advising on complex IT&T procurement, outsourcing, telecoms regulation, and corporate technology transactions.
Dora Guslitser is a digital economy authority with a focus on complex IT&T procurement and outsourcing transactions, including telecommunications services and infrastructure supply arrangements, digital transformation and modernization projects, business process outsourcing and cloud services arrangements, and advising on complex telecommunications regulatory issues.
Dora also plays a pivotal role in corporate transactions, particularly in relation to complex separation and transitional service agreements. She is trusted to navigate highly technical, business-critical IT projects and deliver contracts that align with long-term digital strategies. Clients value her exceptional technical drafting skills and pragmatic approach.
Areas of focus
Latest thinking
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Business Insight
Australia's 2026 privacy reforms: a first look at pivotal new changes
September 07, 2026
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Business Insight
Automated decisions in Australia series – Part 3: Shifting from compliance to defensible decision-making
August 24, 2026
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Legal development
A new privacy right of action – how to avoid unexpected consequences
June 13, 2025
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Business Insight
Action Initiated? Action initiation under Australia's Consumer Data Right becomes law
September 05, 2024
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Business Insight
Australia’s Digital ID Act and a new Trusted Exchange (TEx) – an update and a deep dive
August 16, 2024
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Business Insight
A clearer picture of the coming Cyber Security Bill and critical infrastructure reforms
August 06, 2024
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Business Insight
Australia's blueprint for privacy reform–what you need to do today
November 01, 2023
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Podcasts
Women in Tech: Season 2, Episode 3
August 10, 2023
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