Data Assets
To allay concerns over any data breach, CTOS offers Malaysians free dark web monitoring tool
Firm has not experienced any data breach since inception in 1990
Data security procedures, systems are benchmarked against global standards
Data protection: Necessary evil or competitive edge?
With IT budgets remaining the same at best, while data handling and analysis continue to skyrocket, many organisations want to reduce cost and optimise processes associated with data protection, writes Christopher Pestano of Hitachi Data Systems.
Become data-driven or become extinct, companies told
With the amount of data the world is generating every day, companies need to inculcate the data-driven culture or perish, industry experts and players argued.
Digital transformation: Five things to keep in mind
Technology is only an enabler of digital transformation, it is business that needs to drive strategy for organisations, writes Subramanian Iyer of Oracle.
Top 5 trends for 2016: Big data gets even bigger
Data will be further embedded into decision-making processes across businesses and industries, writes Daniel Ng of Cloudera.
CFOs need a digital realignment, study finds
CFOs need to rethink how they measure the health of their corporations in the digital age.
Getting business value from enterprise data
Cloudera’s Richard Jones dives deeper into how businesses can achieve full value from their data with an enterprise data hub approach.
What’s Next: AirAsia is an Internet company … no, really!
It may have turned global aviation on its head and disrupted the entire airline industry, but AirAsia Group is essentially an Internet company, its chairman and cofounder Tony Fernandes told the What's Next conference.
The emerging role of the chief data officer
Mark Bentkower of CommVault Systems looks at the increasing need for enterprises to get CDOs on board, and what the role entails.
The legalities of big data and data analytics
Data is a business asset, like money, IP, stock, property or employees; and in dealing with any of these assets, there are legal rights, obligations, regulations and limits, writes Matthew Hunter.
