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The Evolution of Privacy Regulations – an @AIIM1Canadian seminar

The Evolution of Privacy Regulations – an @AIIM1Canadian seminar

By Sandy Kemsley on March 26, 2018

AIIM Toronto runs some great morning seminars every month or so, and recently the guest was Else Khoury of Seshat Information Consulting to talk about privacy regulations. In the face of recent privacy gaffes from the Facebook fiasco (the breach that wasn’t a breach) to Alphabet Labs not thinking about where public data that they […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged AIIM, Compliance, Privacy

Of Cobblestones, Solomon, Paula, Gunter, Joseph and the GDPR.

Of Cobblestones, Solomon, Paula, Gunter, Joseph and the GDPR.

By Thomas Otter on November 9, 2017

I’ve been reading a fair bit of software vendor marketing and press from around the world about the GDPR. It seems to me that a lot of it misses the point. GDPR is seen as a compliance burden, an unwelcome dose of EU bureaucracy or at best a useful opportunity sell security software.  It is […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged berlin, Compliance, GDPR, Germany, Law, life, sap, Technology / Software

Customers, colleagues, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and my writing day.

Customers, colleagues, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and my writing day.

By Thomas Otter on October 30, 2017

I have been spending the last few months deep in accessibility law, testing, standards, universal design, GDPR, the early history of business computing and of course my old friend, Sarbanes Oxley. I am an expert on Heidelberg and Sandton coffee shops, and I have spent far too long debating the value of one font over […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Compliance, Germany, HR Technology, life in general, Phd, sap

TIBCO Nimbus for regulatory compliance at Bank of Montreal

TIBCO Nimbus for regulatory compliance at Bank of Montreal

By Sandy Kemsley on May 18, 2016

It’s the first afternoon of breakout sessions at TIBCO NOW 2016, and Alex Kurm from Bank of Montreal is presenting how the bank has used Nimbus for process documentation, to serve the goals of regulatory compliance and process transformation. They are one of the largest Nimbus users, and Kurm leads a team of process experts […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged BPA, Compliance, TIBCONOW

Conferences, comedy, clouds and contracts.

Conferences, comedy, clouds and contracts.

By Thomas Otter on October 30, 2012

Continuing my attempts to bring Shakespeare into as many posts as I can…. Let specialties be therefore drawn between us, That covenants may be kept on either hand. (Taming of the Shrew  II. i. 127-8) A couple of weeks ago, I presented at the HR Technology Conference in Chicago, the topic being SaaS Contracts:  how not to […]

Posted in Business | Tagged cartoon, Cloud, Compliance, contracts, Finance related, HCM, HR, HR Technology, Law, Law related, SaaS, Shakespeare

News Analysis: Deltek Offers To Buy Maconomy For $72.7M

News Analysis: Deltek Offers To Buy Maconomy For $72.7M

By R "Ray" Wang on June 4, 2010

Acquisition Consolidates Two Market Leaders In The Project Based Solutions Market

Deltek announced on June 3rd that they would acquire Maconomy for  $72.7M ($3.39/share (DKK 20.50)).  Maconomy is a leading project based solutions (PBS) software company  (~35.6M 2009 revenues) based in Copenhagen, Denmark.  Deltek is a 265.8M (2009 revenues) PBS software vendor based in Herndon, VA. […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged accounting services, acquisition, acquisitions, advertising and public relations, architecture and engineering, billing, Business by Design, ByD, Compliance, construction, Deltek, design, enterprise applications, enterprise apps, enterprise software, Featured Posts, Financial services, general consulting services, high tech software and hardware, IFS, it Services, legal services, life sciences and healthcare, Maconomy, market research services, marketing communications, media and entertainment, mergers, Mergers And Acquisitions, MultiPlus Solutions, netsuite, News Analysis, non-profit, OpenAir, pbs, professional staffing services. public sector, Project Accounting, project based solutions, project management, QuickArrow, real estate and facilities, research an higher education, resource allocation, retail and hospitality, sap, task management, transportation services, utilities

Archiving, Compliance, Goldman Sachs: Lets Discuss Live

Archiving, Compliance, Goldman Sachs: Lets Discuss Live

By James Governor on May 21, 2010

I am currently working on a project for my client Lumigent– which provides software to manage compliance across multiple business applications, so customers don’t need to roll their own. Anyway – the project kicked off some thinking about compliance, and namely, how people are always the weakest link – not in terms of spotting compliance, […]

Posted in Business | Tagged archiving, Compliance, GRC, lumigent, SAS 70

Okay Here Goes  CRM Forecast 2010  PART II

Okay Here Goes CRM Forecast 2010 PART II

By Paul Greenberg on December 21, 2009

I’d go over to ZDNet for Part I of this forecast (released at the exact same time as this one) if you want to read the intro, the Latin American 2010 Forecast from Jesus Hoyos and the first five…

The award winning, edgiest CRM blog on the planet. …

Posted in Business | Tagged Compliance, CRM, customer service, Enterprise 2.0, Forecasting, getsatisfaction, gist, Governance, Industry Analysis, Latin America, marketing, Marketo, mobile, Open source, outlook, predictions, Public Sector, Social Channel, Social CRM, social networks, sugarcrm, Thought Leadership, vtiger, xobni

Is the Future of SOA Open Source?

Is the Future of SOA Open Source?

By Dion Hinchcliffe on December 11, 2009

It’s a truism that you don’t have to buy software to deliver on SOA, which is primarily a style of technical architecture and business strategy and isn’t really something you can go out and purchase. But it’s also true that…

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged Architecture, Business, Cloud Computing, Compliance, Enterprise architecture, Enterprise Computing, esb, Governance, Industry Trends, integration, mashups, Open source, SOA, strategy, Technology / Software, Web services

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