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The Burden and the Benefit of Data Subject Rights Under the GDPR

One of the major areas of concern for organizations affected by the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is ensuring they have the systems and processes in place to handle requests from individuals for information about, or access to, their personal data. Enabling the so-called data subject rights may be the first big challenge many organizations… read more >

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How to Survive and Thrive Under the GDPR: An Essential Guide for Marketers

Despite its name, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is not something that will be taken care of by the lawyers in the compliance department and the data security pros in IT. The GDPR – which takes effect May 25, 2018, and applies to every company that touches the personal data of people who live… read more >

MarTech San Francisco 2017

In his presentation at MarTech, Jake DiMare explores the meaning and impact of emerging data protection regulations.

Marketers, beware: new regulations are guaranteed to impact your marketing strategies, your programs, even the ways you do your day-to-day work. The biggest pressures are coming from compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in May 2018. First, Jake explains why US companies must comply — it’s very risky (and expensive) to think these regulations don’t apply to you.  Second, he explains the “how” by looking at marketing technology stack requirements for compliance. The takeaways include a practical guide to next steps.

Contact us to arrange a face-to-face meeting with Jake.

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Get Ready for the GDPR: Talking to Colleagues and Vendors

  Did you know that selecting the wrong vendor or services partner could put your company at risk of violating customer data privacy regulations? It’s true. The provisions for data protection by design (DPbD) effectively require that controllers and processors – that is, your company – may work only with vendors and service providers with… read more >

Hacker using laptop. Hacking the Internet.

CMOs, cybersecurity and the criticality of customer trust

Drip. Drip. Drip. Drip. That’s the sound of Wikileaks. As the CMO of a large or small business, or as a senior marketing executive, how concerned are you about Wikileaks, Russian hackers, or someone else raiding your company and then publicizing or selling information about your customers for the whole world (and even the media)… read more >

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