The data management challenges of General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) are significant and must be tackled soon to ensure compliance in just over a year on 25 May 2018. The regulation makes many extensions to existing European data privacy rules, adds new obligations and pitches fines for non-compliance at up to 4% of turnover.
Register for the webinar to find out about:
- GDPR requirements
- How they affect financial firms
- Data management challenges
- Best practice implementation
- Advice on meeting the deadline
Speakers:
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Moderator: Sarah Underwood, Editor, |
Christy Haragan, Principal Sales Engineer, MarkLogic |
Tudor Borlea, Pre-Sales Engineer, Collibra |
More About Our Speakers:
Christy Haragan
Principal Sales Engineer
MarkLogic
Christy joined MarkLogic in December 2014. She started her career as a Software Engineer, having a completed a Master's in Computer Science from the University of York. Her career has spanned several other roles, including Account Management and, of course, Sales Engineering.
She has a deep background in various data-centric topics, including master data management, data governance, and data modeling.
Whilst she has professionally coded in several languages (including C++, Java, Scala, Lisp, and Haskell), she believes JavaScript is the best positioned to realise the promise of one language to rule them all, thanks to MarkLogic's native support of the language.
Tudor Borlea
Pre-Sales Engineer
Collibra
Tudor has spent the past 12 years gradually moving from IT focused roles like software implementation and integration towards more Business focused roles like business analysis and management consulting. The one constant throughout was that he enjoyed helping institutions bridge the understanding gap between Business and IT. As a Management Consultant, Tudor was fortunate to work in several large Business Transformation programmes, across various industries, experiencing first hand the change management challenges around process, organisation, data, applications and technology. When done right, Data Governance can be the answer to most of these challenges.
Since joining Collibra, Tudor has focused on the GDPR and other regulatory applications of Data Governance.
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