Data Governance
The proliferation and increasing complexity of regulatory requirements have ushered in a significant surge in compliance costs for businesses, particularly those in highly regulated sectors such as finance and healthcare. Navigating these regulations traditionally requires significant investments in human resources, compliance expertise, and
Organizations today, despite appearing as independent entities, inherently depend on various other businesses to maintain operations. This mutual reliance is particularly prominent in the software supply chain, where applications and operating systems depend on shared components to enhance functionality. However, the very efficiency and
China’s newly unveiled framework aimed at promoting cross-border data flows represents a significant shift in its approach to global data governance. Announced by Chinese President Xi Jinping during the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) leaders meeting in Lima, Peru, the "Global Cross-Border Data Flow Cooperation Initiative" is part of a
On January 3, 2025, the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) issued a draft document titled "Measures for the Certification of Personal Information Protection for Cross-Border Data Transfers" intended for public consultation. The extensive document, which comprises 20 detailed articles, lays out a comprehensive framework for certifying the
The manufacturing sector is undergoing a significant transformation as it embraces cutting-edge technologies and addresses the challenges of data management, sustainability, IT/OT convergence, and security. This article explores the major trends expected to shape the manufacturing landscape by 2025, emphasizing the drive toward smarter production