Kevin Moos

Even if both parties in an M&A deal are ready for data privacy laws, additional steps may be needed to bring the new entity in line with applicable regulations.

Some organizations say they’re ready for GDPR, CCPA, and other data privacy laws, but lack the required understanding of their data lifecycle.

The proposed GDPR fines against British Airways and Marriott over data breaches represent a cautionary tale for businesses looking to avoid penalties.

Accessibility for users with disabilities is about more than avoiding lawsuits — it’s good for all users, and that’s good for business.

Replay of our webinar on how startups and SMBs can build and execute a customized plan for CCPA that won’t break the bank

As the CCPA deadline draws closer, startups and small businesses should be aware of common pitfalls that could impede their readiness efforts.

How an integrated approach to data privacy will help you align with today’s regulations while laying a foundation for adapting to future requirements

For companies looking to be acquired, sound data privacy practices can make the difference between an optimal deal and a lost opportunity.

Preview of our webinar replay, Microservice & MDM Strategies for Agile Architecture, part of BrightTALK’s summit on IT Infrastructure in the Containers Era

Even if your organization is outside the scope of GDPR, creating a record of data processing activities (ROPA) can benefit you on multiple levels.

In approaching mergers and acquisitions, reviewing a target’s data privacy practices is now a vital part of the due diligence process.

Preparing for GDPR, CCPA, and other data privacy legislation can seem like a huge task, but it really comes down to four steps.

A preview of our webinar on the practical steps that will help you prepare your organization for GDPR, CCPA, and other data privacy laws

A Portuguese hospital is the first organization to face six-figure fines for GDPR violations; here’s what we can learn from the outcomes.

Before making a financial decision on CCPA readiness, it’s important to understand both sides of the cost-benefit analysis.

How customer master data management (MDM) can help you take better care of your customers and keep them coming back

How implementing master data management (MDM) can help you build a foundation for complying with GDPR, CCPA, and future data privacy regulations

Before you can align with data privacy laws, you need to understand your data. Learn why surveys are a good start, but not enough to provide the insights you need.

As you prepare for the California Consumer Protection Act (CCPA), remember to consider these three important but often overlooked questions.

Before you put away your GDPR readiness plan, make sure you haven’t overlooked these three important elements.

A preview of our next webinar, where we’ll bust the common myths about data privacy and show you how to prepare for what lies ahead

Highlights from our webinar about the key role of data virtualization in migrating apps and services to the cloud

Data privacy has become one of this year’s most prominent business challenges. Here are 4 reasons why it will become even more important in 2019.

The latest report on 2019 IT budgeting offers insights into where enterprise technology is headed over the next year.

When planning an RPA solution, establishing a Center of Excellence will help ensure the long-term effectiveness of your program.

A preview of our webinar on the most pressing challenges around transactional data migrations … and the solutions that can help address them

If you think concerns over data privacy peaked with GDPR and CCPA, here’s why you may want to think again.

Highlights from our webinar about how microservices can help businesses achieve agile master data management (MDM)

Highlights from our webinar about how to prepare your organization for the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) — and why now is the time to start

A preview of our webinar on how microservices and MDM can work together to help you create a more agile enterprise architecture

A preview of our next webinar on what companies need to know to prepare for CCPA, and the “lessons learned” from GDPR that can help

How to overcome common internal objections to implementing a CCPA readiness strategy

Robotic process automation (RPA) can help organizations reduce costs, improve productivity, and enhance quality … if their processes are ready for it.

The growing popularity of citizen development highlights the need to bridge the gap between business and IT.

Highlights from our webinar about how product information management (PIM) improves productivity and drives results across sales and marketing channels

Now that your readiness efforts have set you on the path of GDPR compliance, staying the course will require a commitment to good governance.

A preview of our next webinar exploring how product information management (PIM) provides a single source of truth for your product data

Research shows that initial savings from cloud migration can vanish. Learn how Primitive Logic helps clients prevent cloud costs from spiraling out of control.

The elimination of the data-driven German team from the World Cup shows that today’s data analytics may not solve tomorrow’s problems.

When implementing IIoT, enterprises can reduce the risk of disruption and control costs by practicing mindfulness

A recap of our webinar where we explore the ways in which GDPR is forcing companies to re-examine their approach to personal data

The difference between anonymization and pseudonymization in preparing for GDPR’s requirements concerning personal data security

A preview of our webinar on how to prepare for the GDPR deadline and how to address future “triggers” that could affect your compliance status

If a potential business partner wanted to know whether your company is GDPR compliant, how would you respond?

Three of our technology partners — SAP, Salesforce, and Informatica — share their insights on the current state of multicloud architecture.

Many companies struggle to ensure that their data is easy to find, current, accurate and shared with only those who need it.

Customers are fed up with being put on hold when calling customer service and, let’s face it, it’s frustrating finding yourself in a situation where you’re forced to re-explain the problem as you’re transferred from one person to another.

Preventive maintenance may not be a very glamorous topic, but there are big savings to be had in doing it right.

Industrial manufacturers put a lot into their products: innovation, years of expertise, the intelligence of their engineers and the sweat of their workers.

No business sets out to create inaccessible websites or sites that intentionally shut out people with disabilities. The problem is, when it comes to lawsuits related to ADA compliance for website accessibility, intent is not the issue.

When you get information on movie times from Siri, or ask Google directions while you’re driving, or tell Alexa to turn up your music, do you consider it a cool feature, or something life-changing?

On visits to my local bank, I’ve seen older patrons enjoying their chats with smiling tellers while other customers wait impatiently in line behind them. While some people might look forward to the opportunity to get out and connect with people in the local community, for most of us, it’s a chore.

It’s surprisingly easy to forget that not everyone perceives the world in the same way. I remember buying a space-themed board game as a gift for a colorblind friend once, only to find out later that she struggled to play it because several brown and green planets on the board looked the same to her.

Today’s top retailers are becoming increasingly savvy about leveraging customers’ devices to anticipate their needs—take shopping promotions, for example.

I recently visited the mall with a retail executive team that was working to get a grasp on how mobile has really influenced their brand. Shoppers visiting brick-and-mortar stores use their mobile devices to get more information on products, look at reviews, and price compare.

Almost every presentation today on the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) has a slide estimating the number of connected devices that will exist by the year 2020 or beyond.