GDPR: It's IT's job to understand it, and explain it to the business
With business leaders desperate to understand the implications of the impending EU regulation, it's up to IT to understand it and translate its requirements into language they understand
It's up to IT leaders to translate GDPR requirements into business language
One of the long-term aims of IT departments should be to understand the impending EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and find a way to translate its requirements into language business leaders...
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