Standards and laws are being developed to combat the unlawful access and abuse of personal information, says Jorina van Rensburg, CEO of Condyn.
Pinpoint what makes a recipient more likely to respond to e-mail marketing campaigns, says Mia Papanicolaou, e-marketing head at Striata.
The result is an electronically enforced chain of control, which ensures nothing is mislaid, says Tim Stanley, sales director at Global 360.
A synoptic information capability allows an organisation to understand what is coming, says Julian Field, business development director at KID.
Size is irrelevant when it comes to legislative penalties, says Sandra Swanepoel, sales director of Softline VIP Payroll.
Too many organisations underestimate the impact of technology on their employees, says Emile Bosman, HOD: HR services at Softline VIP.
In today's technology roundup: Apple to release tablet PCs, France implements Internet piracy law, Spirit soars on Mars, and Windows loses market share.
King III incorporates corporate governance and IT governance for the first time, says Russell Steyn, MD of Foster-Melliar.
Don't be tempted by low prices and forget to look at who you're purchasing from, says Carl Leonard, senior security research manager at Websense Security Labs.
The sharing of information to create mutual benefit is at the heart of business intelligence, says Jane Thomson, MD of Softworx.
Making software applications greener is an innovative way to achieve green IT goals, says Haydn Pinnell, MD of EOH company Gallium.
The task of integrating systems, platforms and processes can go awry if it is badly planned for, says Hedley Hurwitz, MD of Magix Integration.
The key to successful outsourcing is to create partnerships with outsourcing providers, says Glen Miller, CEO of The Webcom Group.