European business leaders and telecom operators must align their digital strategy with the EU’s digital infrastructure investment priorities.
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Kristen Geissler, John Barkett, Wendy Cheng, and James McHugh write about renewed regulatory focus on DEI in healthcare and life sciences.
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Dubravka Tosic writes that law firms, corporations, organizations and advocacy groups must put together plans of action.
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What is the future of healthcare? Telehealth and increased focuses on preventative and mental wellness will be among COVID-19’s lasting legacies.
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David Kalat writes about patent sharing, royalty revenue and the invention of the computer.
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If you are a disputes lawyer working on boxes and boxes of documents and don't live in a mansion, you need to consider using digital disclosure.
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Christopher Lim writes about eDiscovery document review and digitization.
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Organizations are accelerating their reliance on third-party vendors, partners, supply chains and external digital services. Now is the time to think strategically about how vendors are used and managed.
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Businesses have a data-privacy compliance challenge. The DPO-as-a-service model is a compliant and cost-effective way to protect your company’s personal data.
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Technology and innovation were deployed to fight the H1N1 flu pandemic in 2009. Here’s what we can learn to deal with COVID-19.
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The industry has been slow to embrace new technologies. But the benefits of modernizing workflows and processes are hard to ignore.
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Ensuring compliance under the FCRA has never been more important—or more challenging. Here’s what data furnishers need to know.
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Today’s digital citizens need not live with the limitations of 1980s computer technology. However, they must live with the limitations of 1980s computer laws.
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Women are rising, but we’re a long way from gender parity.
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Spring may feel like an overnight shift to consumers—they wake up one day to find leaves on trees and pastel hues in shop windows—but to retailers it can represent a year’s worth of inventory planning.
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Cryptography was once strictly spy stuff. Why use encryption if your work is legal? Well, secrets are necessary for business, too.
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David Kalat writes about patent sharing, royalty revenue and the invention of the computer.
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