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To all CGOC members, thank you so much for being part of the vibrant CGOC community. Today we have some news to share with you. Whether you joined the CGOC for the resources, to access insightful and educational articles, or to meet your peers face to face at events, the CGOC has helped thousands of companies…
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Thank you for making the 2019 CGOC Regional Meeting in New York an outstanding information governance event! You are the reason CGOC is the leading information governance event across the globe.
Even though the 2019 CGOC Regional Meeting is over, you can continue to learn about new approaches to information governance by reviewing session presentations, watching our library of videos, and reading blogs.
Proceedings
Developments in Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning have brought about unprecedented insight and value to the modern enterprise. At the same time, the right to be forgotten is ensconced in the current and upcoming privacy regulations such as the GDPR and CCPA. In this webinar, experts will discuss the connection between the deletion requirement and data privacy limits on data retention. What does the law intend to say with regard to data deletion? What are the consequences of non-compliance? Would full compliance with this requirement jeopardize AI and Machine Learning initiatives?
Speakers: Rachel Marmor | Counsel at Davis Wright Tremaine Andrew Shaxted | Sr. Director, CIPP/E, CIPP/US, CIPM at FTI Consulting Pauline Salamani | Sr. Manager, Business Information and Security Office – IBM
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https://youtu.be/9j14BXk0LHk
Webinars
How can companies act ethically, protect their brands, and still become data-driven? By going all in on an approach to data privacy compliance that enables the business to be more agile and use data more effectively. Let us take a look at some of the strategies to get started.
A recent report by The Compliance, Governance and Oversight Counsel found that 60% of corporate data has no “business, legal or regulatory value.” If an organization is flooded with information, it complicates the protection of sensitive data, boosts storage costs, and hinders an employee’s ability to locate necessary information among thousands of files. A holistic information governance program tackles all these issues and provides businesses with analytical insights and value.
This Q&A with Aaron Bryant, PMP, is based on a series of interviews I’m conducting with thought leaders who are steering their organizations through the challenges of developing an information governance program.
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