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Monthly Archives: September 2019
Data Productivity Vs Data Security
The concept of “Data” as a raw material on which a certain business can be built gives rise to a discussion on how “Data” can be made more productive and more useful for an organization. In the context of Data … Continue reading
How Banks Cheat in Limited Liability instances
At one time, Bankers were considered trusted individuals and respected in the community. But with the advent of technology, Bankers of the older generation receded into the background and technologists came into the Banking profession. Today Technologists have become Bankers … Continue reading
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Has Rajeev Chandrashekar been compromised by the Bitcoin lobby?
A report has appeared in news.bitcoin.com under an article titled “Indian Parliament Member helping Crypto Community influence Regulation” that Mr Rajeev Chandrasekhar, BJP MP from Bangalore has agreed to “help” and “Influence” the Crypto legislation in India. It is also … Continue reading
Views of Kris Gopalakrishna…on Privacy…3
(This is in continuation of the previous article) We shall now take a few other comments made by Mr Kris Gopalakrishna as follows and try to derive an inference out them. 5.“I think our concept of privacy will go through … Continue reading
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Views of Kris Gopalakrishna…on Privacy…2 Leveraging data for the benefit of the individuals
(This is in continuation of the previous article) The next two comments of Shri Kris Gopalakrishna that we would like to analyze is 2. “India has a huge opportunity to leverage data in every aspect: data will be very important … Continue reading
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Views of Kris Gopalakrishna.. What do they indicate for the Privacy regulation in India?
(Continued from the previous article) Shri Kris Gopalakrishna, Co-Founder of Infosys who has been appointed the “Chairman” of the “Expert Committee on Data Governance Framework” with the terms of reference a) To study various issues relating to Non Personal Data … Continue reading