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What GDPR means for your business applications: the IDC analyst's view

What GDPR means for your business applications: the IDC analyst’s view

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will take effect on 25 May 2018. We asked Martin Whitworth, IDC’s Research Director for European Data Security & Privacy about what this means for enterprise business applications including ERP and CRM systems?

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What opportunities GDPR will bring for organizations in the context of their business applications
Whether there are any specific risks and measures to be taken in the GDPR context
Any potential impact on how business applications need to be used – and more

Martin Whitworth,
IDC Research Director

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https://info.microsoft.com/WE-DynService-CNTNT-FY18-04Apr-11-WhatGDPRmeansforyourbusiness-MGC0002284_02ThankYou-StandardHero.html

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