Tag: GDPR

Developing an accurate, regulated and purpose-driven facial recognition software is the challenge of computer vision engineering. It is also the future of how people do their everyday tasks: from unlocking a phone ...

Every business enterprise receives data from an array of diverse data points. The volume of data is growing, and businesses understand the importance of leveraging data and converting them into actionable insights ...

“Continuous” is one of the operative words of DevOps. A major goal of DevOps is to make all processes continuous, which means having them proceed smoothly and constantly to avoid delays or ...

The accident could not have come at a worse time for Uber. Already under scrutiny following several high-profile lawsuits for sexual harassment, intellectual property theft and other accusations that played at least ...

Many of the hallmarks of modern application development that drive efficiencies in the software development life cycle (agile, CI/CD, microservices, cloud infrastructure, open source libraries and third-party APIs) also create significant data ...

The DevOps Enterprise Summit (DOES) is coming to London at the end of June. DOES London boasts an incredible lineup of speakers and presenters. One DOES London speaker is Ann Marie Fred, ...

There has been a lot of press about how many, if not most, enterprises are still unprepared to comply with the European Union’s (EU) General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) just days before ...

Most organizations are not fully compliant with the European Union’s (EU) General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) before it takes effect in May, analysts report. While DevOps certainly gives organizations the mean to ...

The  General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will have an effect on how Google Analytics collects and processes data and how DevOps uses the tool—at least, that is what is known for sure at ...

The stakes are high: Organizations failing to comply with the European Union’s (EU) strict General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) face fines up to 4 percent of their annual revenues or €20 million ...