GDPR is more than another regulation to be handled by your back office. As stated by the European Commission, “The primary objective of this new set of rules is to give citizens back control over of their personal data.” And surveys show that European citizens are eager to apply for those new fundamental rights, such as access to information, data portability, and the right to be forgotten. Will you be ready to deliver, or will you be forced to tell your customers that unfortunately, you are not yet ready to respect their rights?
Enacting the GDPR’s Data Subject Access Rights (DSAR) requires practical actions. There’s a mandate for an integrated data governance strategy to establish your data inventory, operationalize controls, foster accountability across teams and ensure compliance, and finally unleash personal data to your customers, employees, visitors, and prospects. Only a strong data governance program on top of a modern, collaborative data hub ensures that you have the policies, standards, and controls in place to enforce compliance.
Jean-Michel Franco outlines the practical steps to deploy governed data services that:
Jean-Michel Franco is director of product marketing for Talend’s data governance solutions. He has dedicated his career to developing and broadening the adoption of innovative technologies in companies. He started his career at EDS (now HP) by creating and developing a business intelligence (BI) practice, joined SAP EMEA as director of marketing solutions in France and North Africa, and served as innovation director for Business & Decision. He is the author of four books and regularly publishes articles and presents at events and trade shows.
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