
Norman Ainsworth
Change Management AdvisorIn today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, safeguarding sensitive information is more critical than ever. Vernon Yai, a seasoned data protection expert, has cemented his reputation in the field by developing innovative techniques to prevent data breaches and ensure privacy. With a robust background in risk management, Vernon shares his
Thailand is rapidly positioning itself as a frontrunner in Southeast Asia's pursuit of a data-driven future, with a relentless dedication to fostering a digital economy. The country's ambitious initiatives in data governance demonstrate the potential to emerge as a leader in data-driven innovation across the region. With comprehensive strategies
Vernon Yai is a renowned expert in data protection, privacy, and governance. As a thought leader with extensive experience in risk management, Vernon has been instrumental in developing innovative techniques to safeguard sensitive information. Today, we delve into the significance of data strategy, its impact on competitive advantage, and the
Data centers have become the backbone of modern digital economies, requiring uninterrupted operations and exceptional reliability. Stefan Gewehr, the Managing Director and CEO of WISAG, has been instrumental in ensuring these high standards within the German data center industry. Founded nearly 60 years ago as a small company, WISAG has grown into
The Trump administration's actions have had far-reaching consequences across various domains, including immigration, the conflicts in Ukraine and Palestine, border control, taxes, and tariffs. While data protection has largely remained unaffected until now, recent developments suggest that data privacy may soon be impacted. This raises concerns
Elon Musk, along with his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), has sparked significant controversy following their request for unprecedented access to the Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS) most sensitive data systems. This request involves accessing personal information of millions of U.S. taxpayers, including Social Security numbers, bank