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Read MoreYour company collects valuable data. It then pays to store that valuable data. But getting access to it? Well, that’s the often hardest part.
Read MoreOn the 25th May 2018, when GDPR comes into force, the way we protect, process and manage data will change radically.
Read MoreAutomated Intelligence (AI) is pleased to announce our latest customer win in local government. The County Council will benefit from enhanced information governance and collaboration using proven solutions from Automated Intelligence.
Read MoreMicrosoft has committed to General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliance across all Cloud services when the EU data privacy regulation comes into play on May 25th 2018.
Read MoreBy now we all know that the date for the GDPR implementation is looming. It’s May 2018 just in case you haven’t heard the news. But far from being an annoyance; GDPR is good for business.
Read MoreFor some time, there has been confusion about Brexit and the GDPR. But with the deadline for the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) getting ever closer, it’s time for enterprises to begin preparing.
Read MoreA recent survey, commissioned by GDPR Conference Europe, has revealed that 62% of UK organisations surveyed have no plans in place to prepare for GDPR.
Read MoreThe common misconception about the Cloud is that it's not a safe data storage solution. At Automated Intelligence, we know that the reality couldn’t be more different.
Read MoreFive years ago, the phrases Cloud Technology, Cloud First and Digital by Default hadn’t been coined yet. But in 2017, they are to be heard in every board room and read in every technology roadmap.
Read MoreDiscover how the Data Detox from Automated Intelligence can help you trim the fat from your data holdings and drop pounds from your IT budget.
Read MoreThe UK will still be a member of the EU when the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) are implemented in May 2018 which means, of course, that it will be subject to the changes.
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