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Winter is coming. Sorry, GDPR is coming. The European Commission (EC) has just pointed this out again here: “even though the new data protection framework has been built on the existing legislation, it will...
It’s 2018, and with the New Year comes a fresh bout of GDPR-related announcements and warnings from technology, consultancy, and legal firms alike – mostly designed to instil raw fear into anyone responsible for...
It’s beyond debate that data is one of a company’s most valuable resources. The total revenue from online advertising in 2014, for example, reached US $49.5 billion, the majority of which is based on users’ personal and...
Huge amounts of keyboard effort have gone into describing the requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the sorts of technologies that will be needed to ensure compliance, the scale of the likely...
Perhaps GDPR is not such a bad thing if it enables businesses to get their data in order, once and for all, to capitalise on next generation communication platforms and AI?
If you manage your data badly it can lead to a blow to reputation, a cost to fix the result of a data loss, and at worst action from the ICO. So maybe we should think of it like stock in a warehouse, great to have, and an asset on the balance sheet, but costly to maintain.
