
Noah Haimov
Data Governance LeadIn an era where digital footprints are as significant as physical ones, the protection of personal information has become a cornerstone of trust between online platforms and their users. Imagine navigating a sports betting website, entering personal details to access tailored content, only to wonder if that data is truly secure. This scenario
What happens when a technology once celebrated as a borderless solution turns into a maze of geopolitical traps and regulatory hurdles? For Chief Information Officers (CIOs) in 2025, the cloud computing landscape is no longer a unified playground but a fragmented battlefield where multinational corporations must scramble to reroute data flows
In the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence, businesses face a daunting barrier that often stalls progress before it even begins: fragmented data environments that make seamless AI integration a near-impossible task. This struggle, frequently dubbed the "AI data-access wars," arises from data silos scattered across systems,
In the heart of the digital economy, data centers stand as the silent powerhouses driving everything from cutting-edge AI algorithms to the seamless flow of financial transactions and the stability of critical national infrastructure. Yet, beneath their indispensable role lies a vulnerability that few have considered until recently—a potential
In today’s data-driven landscape, businesses rely heavily on information to make strategic decisions, yet a staggering number of organizations face significant losses due to poor data quality, with reports suggesting that flawed data costs companies billions annually through misguided strategies and operational hiccups. This alarming reality
In the rapidly transforming realm of artificial intelligence, a seismic shift is underway as technology moves from generative AI, which excels at creating content or responding to specific prompts, to agentic AI, a more advanced form capable of making autonomous, intricate decisions without constant human intervention. This evolution promises to





