Applying Data Analysis to Strategy: A Proven Approach

Data Protection and Privacy Compliance are becoming more ubiquitous and gaining in importance. In recent years, legislation has reacted by introducing e.g. the GDPR, the UK Data Protection Law or the California Consumer Privacy Act and associated regulations (“CCPA”). European Regulators especially have been clear that they take data privacy of their citizens very seriously, as shown in the January 2022 ruling of the Austrian courts against a website that was using Google Analytics.

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Businesses succeed when they can extract more contextual, relevant, and predictive insights from ERP data in real time. ERP analytics can deliver more powerful data-driven insights if deployed in a cloud-based platform. The scalability of cloud-based data repositories—such as data lakes and data warehouses—can allow more users to concurrently query, explore, correlate, analyze, and visualize more ERP data more rapidly than would be possible on many on-premises analytics platforms.

Data breaches are in the news nearly every day as companies struggle to protect their customers’ greatest assets their personal information. From the theft of credit card information and personal health records to critical business information leakage; the threats are constant. Certainly, firewalls and endpoint protection are critical and necessary, but what about data controls and analytics? In this one hour webinar you will hear the latest on how companies are leveraging end-to-end controls, monitoring an analytics solutions to meet information privacy and security compliance standards. Even better, you will hear directly from Kemper, a leading insurer with $8B in assets, and learn how they are approaching information security risk management.