Articles in: GDPR

On-Premises: The Hybrid Model
A brighter future for your murky cloud environment
Once a mere speck on the horizon, the cloud now casts its ubiquitous shadow over the entire business world. Professionals in every industry across the globe have been inundated with hype about […]
Mar 28, 2018
The AI Debate
Does artificial intelligence have a place in information governance?
Working in Silicon Valley, it’s rare to go a day without reading, hearing, or talking about artificial intelligence. From self-driving cars and a Jeopardy-winning machine to customer experience improvement, it seems to […]
Feb 20, 2018
A Year of Acronyms
AI, GDPR, and IoT at Legaltech 2018
As promised, Legaltech 2018 was another week full of the hottest legal trends presented by the hottest names in the industry. Although many eDiscovery mainstays received plenty of attention, a few new […]
Feb 07, 2018
Curing the eDiscovery Headache
Why the EDRM should be cut in half
Of all the hurdles that come with litigation, eDiscovery may be one of the worst. Although the relevant amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure came about in 2006, organizations are […]
Jan 16, 2018
Data Driven Lives… And Careers
The risks employee personal data pose under GDPR
Our lives are composed of a series of data points. This morning, I drove 9.8 miles to work and drank 3 cups of coffee. I said “good morning” 7 times. I had […]
Dec 05, 2017
Regulations: Fueling the Privacy Debate
Perceptions of data privacy must evolve to catch up with modern technology
Technology always moves faster than those who attempt to control it. When new technologies generate record profits, fueling an economic fire, regulation hardly seems necessary. But at some point, that innovative spark […]
Nov 08, 2017