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Comply today and realize value tomorrow: GDPR readiness day one and beyond
This blog is dedicated to detailing the capabilities your organization needs to comply with General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and, eventually, to operationalize and enhance your privacy compliance and processes.
5 must-ask questions for complying with GDPR’s ‘Right to be Forgotten’
For all US-based companies that might have EU data, it’s time to segregate that data and initiate proper protocols to ensure fines don’t come your way after May.
Leaving your job: What you can and can’t take with you
Outright theft is an obvious no-no, but there are still some gray areas when it comes to what you can take with you when you leave a job and what you could land you in legal hot water.
To manage GDPR data risk, pay attention to your service level agreements
Your technology suppliers provide a pipe, platform or other web-based application to enable their clients to do business over the Internet. Unless the client has stipulated their security requirements, the supplier is likely to only...
Cryptocurrency and blockchain investor gives suggestions to global governments regulating new technologies
A talk with Miko Matsumura, who founded crypto exchange Evercoin and is a Venture Partner with BitBull Capital, on how governments might regulate blockchain and cryptocurrencies while still allowing for innovation.
What 'Ohio v. Amex' really means for tech
It’s not the get out of jail card critics say it is.
How blockchain is disrupting the legal industry
For those in the legal profession, blockchain and its ramifications are likely to continue to be hot topics for the months and years to come.
SAP settles licensing dispute with AB InBev
SAP wanted $600 million in damages, both companies are keeping quiet about whether AB InBev paid.
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Tremors in the boardroom as GDPR moves the regulatory paradigm from compliance to exposure
Any business leader who wants to sleep at night after May 25th, 2018, will need to move from a defensive to an offensive posture on GDPR.
How is the tale of the Three Little Pigs a lesson for GDPR?
And what will you do when – not if – the big bad wolf comes along?
What is competition policy for?
Regulators should focus on making markets work better for consumers.
It’s time for companies to embrace Europe’s new data guidelines
All that data your company has everywhere? It’s time to corral it.
The benefits of bigness: consumers can gain from large tech firms and market leaders
A common misconception is that big businesses are bad businesses. In the case of tech firms, this is not always true, and there are many benefits to consumers that come from big firms.
6 New Year’s resolutions to enhance the ‘strategic’ in strategic procurement
A half-dozen sure-fire ways to improve the value you provide to your organization.
6 tips for negotiating CIO noncompete agreements
As stewards of tech-based digital strategies, CIOs are more vulnerable than ever to the vagaries of noncompete clauses. Here’s how to negotiate them.
When email threads can become binding agreements
A recent case highlights the ease with which binding contracts can be formed via email.
Who is winning in text message (SMS) marketing?
Recent court decisions provide much needed clarity around issues of “consent” so that businesses using text message marketing know when they can rely on the recipient’s consent.
Hackers are aggressively targeting law firms' data
Even law firms are no longer safe from hackers. Here's why.
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