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How Low Can You Go? Reducing Data Insight Delay

by [Impact Makers](/content/author/impactmakers/ "Posts by Impact Makers"/index.html) | Dec 7, 2018 | Data & Analytics

Across all industries, the race is on for firms to differentiate with data — through data-driven products; enhanced customer acquisition and experience; reduced risk; or streamlined operations (cost-out). C-suite executives have the aspiration and vision to win...

GDPR is Here! What is it and How Does it Affect Your Compliance Management Program?

by [Impact Makers](/content/author/impactmakers/ "Posts by Impact Makers"/index.html) | Aug 23, 2018 | Healthcare, Risk

If you’ve been a privacy professional at any point in the last few decades, your head is spinning with the myriad of privacy laws and regulations in the U.S. and abroad. Some examples are the European Data Protection Directive of 1995, the strengthening of that...

Data Storytelling: A Cheat Sheet

by [Impact Makers](/content/author/impactmakers/ "Posts by Impact Makers"/index.html) | Jul 18, 2018 | Advisory / Strategy, Data & Analytics

Data Storytelling is an essential skill of any data scientist that makes data come alive. It is a structured method for turning data insights into action through analysis, design, and narrative. It is an art that brings interpretation and clarity while engaging the...

InfoSec Can Be Taxing, So Here’s a Taxonomy

by [Impact Makers](/content/author/impactmakers/ "Posts by Impact Makers"/index.html) | Jul 5, 2018 | Advisory / Strategy, Risk

Information Security can sometimes feel like death by documentation, like a bunch of red tape just to keep regulators and auditors at bay. Throw in differences in lexicon, and seeing how all the many pieces fit together can be quite difficult. Getting everyone,...

Privacy and Security: What’s the Difference?

by [Impact Makers](/content/author/impactmakers/ "Posts by Impact Makers"/index.html) | May 25, 2018 | Advisory / Strategy, Risk

Article Summary: Security controls are put in place to control who can access the information, but privacy controls are for when and what they can access. For example, doctors at a nationwide primary care chain most likely have security access to each patient’s...