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While GDPR can't prevent cyber criminals from trying to access organisational data, it is likely that it will have a positive impact in the long term, says Alison Treadaway, CMO at Striata.
Consent should be the last thing a company relies on when it comes to staying on the right side of the regulation.
A company's e-mail marketing could land it in legal trouble in the EU.
A breach of trust can result in a damaged reputation and lost customers.
If implemented correctly, digital document management solutions offer significantly more security than their analogue predecessors, says Alison Treadaway, a director at Striata. ?
Companies hold unprecedented amounts of information about their customers, who, in turn, trust those organisations to use that data in ethical fashion, says Alison Treadaway, Striata director.
The recent IRS fraud reinforces the importance of data protection laws such as the POPI Act, says Alison Treadaway, director at Striata.
If your electronic communication costs aren't increasing, you're not saving money, says Alison Treadaway, MD, Striata SA.
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Alison Treadaway, director, Striata says there's a lot the user can- and should do to protect themselves - and legislation alone can't solve everything.
Local call centres, data centres and business process outsourcers that deal with €EU customer data will need to ensure they are fully compliant.
Mike Wright and Alison Treadaway are a sibling success story.
