The term ‘digital transformation’ has different connotations for different people. For some, digital transformation is about using artificial intelligence to improve customer experience while...
Successful corporations hold the trust of their clients: it is the responsibility of the corporation to hold a client’s data securely and to protect...
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When it comes to sending emails, security is everything but straightforward. As one of the oldest systems that are still widely used across the Internet, email fundamentally lacks any kind of consideration for security or privacy.
When General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) laws came into force back in May, businesses across Europe had to drastically alter the way they handled their customers’ data – and with similar rules now being implemented in the US, attitudes of big business towards data privacy look set to change across the globe.
The idea of uprooting entire sustainability initiatives that took years to formulate and deploy is unsettling for businesses but, in truth, it doesn’t have to be so revolutionary.
This combination can drive a business’s data culture and provide a structured approach for businesses to benefit from data intelligence across their operations, with only a few clicks.