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Despite the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) being a European Union regulation on data protection, increasing numbers of major US companies are also starting to follow the GDPRs more stringent privacy standards. When the Cambridge Analytica scandal dominated international headlines, it was clear that data protection would no longer be considered an abstract legal theorem. This article examines why GDPR compliance US-side is catching on and how the future of data protection standards is likely to develop.

Although it has been around for a while, single sign-on allows users access to a company’s web properties with only one set of credentials. This helps to eliminate password fatigue, it helps to improve the user experience and simplifies password management.

This article outlines the problems associated with Shadow IT in enterprises during and after cloud-migration. We describe the negative impact shadow IT has on your IT security and productivity, thus reducing the value of a company’s investment in the cloud. Learn how your IT change management processes and Templafy can effectively combat shadow IT, provide a positive employee experience, and maximize investment in cloud migration.

The biggest difficulty in explaining the power of enterprise cloud solutions is that “Cloud” is the biggest naming failure in the history of computing. Clouds are fleeting and don’t last long. Clouds are vague and unclear. Clouds hide what should be visible. Clouds are unpredictable. How can you trust a “cloud” to be secure and reliable?

So, you are thinking about migrating to the cloud, migrating applications to cloud or migrating data to cloud – or even downsizing your data center and putting some or all your infrastructure there. But you have one big concern: security.

For years, marketing and tech experts have been predicting the end of email. It hasn’t happened yet, and it seems increasingly unlikely it ever will. In fact, just the opposite is occurring. Look at today’s email marketing stats and you’ll see that email is flourishing, growing faster than predicted.

2017 was the year ‘law got tech’. Historic structures were revolutionized by a more open attitude to legal technology, firms prospered from the introduction of more sophisticated platforms and cloud migration finally started to catch on. With last year’s solid groundwork laid for industry disruption, 2018 with impending data regulations, heightened competition and developments in machine learning, is set to take these law firm technology trends to a whole new level.

Enterprise digital transformation is a strong contender for ‘buzzword of 2018’. While there’s no doubt of its value and importance for businesses of all sizes – the digital transformation market is predicted to reach a staggering $431.71billion by 2021 – the term itself is often overused and misunderstood.

2017 – defined by Brexit, political unrest and economic uncertainty, was a tumultuous year for the financial industry. And while there’s no doubt that trade negotiations and pending regulations will continue to impact this year to come, it’s 2018 financial services technology trends that are tipped to be the primary driving force for change in finance companies.

Even just 5 years ago we didn’t have such high expectations for accessing and transferring business documents, emails and files as we do now. These days we consider anything less than immediate or just three clicks away to be inefficient. And all of this is possible due to cloud technology and some tech giants who have forged the way for Cloud File Sharing (CFS).