Category: Governance
How GDPR has changed the advertising game
Thanks to GDPR, digital advertising is about to see a back to the future return to the tradition of good content.
Phone alerts for terrorist attacks and natural disasters
Europeans will be sent official alerts on their mobile phones if they are near a terrorist attack or natural disaster under an EU plan to reduce the risk of fake news causing chaos.
Where are we with GDPR?
Keeping up with compliance in a post-GDPR world.
Privacy International files GDPR complaints
Privacy International has filed complaints against seven companies including Experian, Equifax and Oracle for alleged contravention of the GDPR.
New anti-corruption framework in the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement
The USMCA’s anti-corruption efforts reached between the United States, Canada and Mexico represent a promising path forward to combat corruption both in the public and private sector.
Solving scrap: Focus on Quality Management to achieve dramatic savings
Find the root cause of scrap and reap the benefits.
International Standards make things work!
ISO has published 22380 International Standards and related documents, covering almost every industry, from technology, to food safety, to agriculture and healthcare. ISO International Standards impact everyone, everywhere.
What loss of trust costs companies in dollars and cents
More than half of the public companies world-wide analyzed in a new study suffered material reputational damage, causing them to miss out on as much as $180 billion in revenue, a report by Accenture PLC indicates.
The genius of the London Tube map
Michael Bierut tells the story of the accidental success of one of the most famous maps in the world -- the London Tube Map.
Reference framework for the Internet of Things
How ISO 30141 will help ensure Internet of Things systems are seamless, safer and far more resilient.
Japan firms fined $3.4M over train bidding corruption
Two major construction companies were Monday ordered to pay fines totalling more than $3 million for colluding to win contracts on Japan’s multi-billion-dollar maglev project.
From high-tech gadgets to the smart enterprise
How can we ensure efficient management of these automated systems so disruption is positive and does not become a bewildering maelstrom beyond our control?